Create and manage blog content and site settings via conversational prompts with Git integration.
npx skills add https://github.com/pkdxtools/pkdx --skill blog-pkdxtools
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: blog Source: https://github.com/pkdxtools/pkdx/tree/main/.claude/skills/blog Command: npx skills add https://github.com/pkdxtools/pkdx --skill blog-pkdxtools
サイト記事・設定のメンテナンスを対話で実施します。新規ブログ記事の作成、公開/非公開切替、frontmatter の編集、記事削除、記事一覧の表示、メンバー画像の管理、構築記事本文の編集、サイト設定の変更を対話的に行い、作業後は git push で反映します。
まずは /blog と言ってブログ管理を対話で開始します。
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can manage blog content and site settings conversationally by initiating the chat workflow to create posts, edit frontmatter, and update configurations, which are then deployed via git push.
Automating frontmatter editing is done by requesting changes through the conversational interface, which directly updates the metadata fields before committing the post with git push.
Yes, you can toggle the publication status of site articles conversationally, and the system handles the workflow and integrates with git push to reflect the changes remotely.
Adding and replacing member images for team pages is handled by requesting asset updates conversationally, organizing the files and metadata before pushing the changes to git.
Yes, the workflow supports live previews, allowing you to review article edits and site configuration changes conversationally before finalizing the deployment with git push.
The CLI-friendly interface requires a conversational prompt to execute article creation, deletion, and settings changes, meaning operations depend on chat inputs and git push for final deployment.
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