article-writer

Generating a Markdown article from a theme is automated by creating a structured outline, applying style profiles for consistent tone, and assembling the sections with a table of contents. This workflow outputs a ready-to-publish Markdown file.

Style profiles unify tone by applying user-defined terminology and audience targeting rules during the section drafting process. They ensure the generated Markdown article maintains consistent terminology and voice across multiple drafts for content teams.

Illustration markers can be automatically inserted into the Markdown content to enrich articles and facilitate downstream visualization. This marker insertion supports placeholders for diagrams, images, and charts within the generated sections.

Automated article generation uses Gemini via the google-genai dependency to handle outline generation and section drafting. It executes retry-enabled API calls to ensure reliable content assembly and theme processing.

Drafting structured outlines for blog posts is best handled by generating a theme-based hierarchy that feeds directly into section drafting. This approach quick-starts the writing process and outputs a structured Markdown article with a built-in table of contents.

You need pyyaml and python-dotenv dependencies to run the article generation script, as they manage style profile configurations and environment variables. These libraries support the CLI execution required for processing themes and assembling Markdown drafts.