article-writer

To write and publish MDX articles, you provide the subject, angle, and reference URLs to generate frontmatter metadata, draft the content, and save it as an MDX file. The workflow handles metadata planning and file organization automatically.

MDX content publishing requires frontmatter metadata including title, description, slug, category, and tags. This metadata ensures consistent article formatting and proper indexing within the content directory structure.

Organize article images and MDX files by saving the article to a specific content directory path using its slug, while placing associated image assets in a dedicated public images folder for proper routing.

Yes, you can use reference URLs to seed research for content writing. You provide your article topic, intended angle, and the reference URLs to inform the research phase before outlining and drafting.

The best way to structure MDX file paths is to place each article inside a dedicated folder named after its slug, creating a clean content directory hierarchy that simplifies asset management and routing.