author.create-post

To create a blog post, you draft content in Markdown and populate Front Matter fields like title, date, categories, and tags to provide publishing metadata. The workflow guides you through formatting conventions and generating the correct file structure.

The Git workflow for publishing involves creating a feature branch, committing your Markdown changes, and pushing to open a pull request. This strategy ensures the main branch remains stable until your post is reviewed and merged.

Yes, AI-assisted review can catch simple formatting issues in your Front Matter and Markdown before you submit a PR. It performs quality checks to ensure your content meets publishing conventions and reduces friction during deployment.

Required Front Matter fields for drafting a post include title, date, categories, tags, image, and youtube_video. These fields map directly to your publishing platform and define how the content is structured and displayed.

Yes, this publishing workflow is designed for non-technical blog authors. It provides contextual guidance, clear explanations of Markdown and Git conventions, and step-by-step assistance to help you create and publish posts without technical friction.