Generate long-form blog posts with editorial HTML layouts from briefs.
npx skills add https://github.com/az9713/open-design-tutorial --skill blog-post-az9713
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: blog-post Source: https://github.com/az9713/open-design-tutorial/tree/main/skills/blog-post Command: npx skills add https://github.com/az9713/open-design-tutorial --skill blog-post-az9713
A long-form article / blog post requires a consistent editorial layout with a masthead, hero image placeholder, a multi-section body, an author byline, and a related-posts grid. This Skill encapsulates the structure and style described in the design system and is intended for marketing content briefs that specify blog, article, post, essay, or case study.
Generate a single HTML document implementing the full editorial blog-post layout from a brief.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To generate an editorial blog post, provide a content brief specifying your topic. The output is a single HTML document containing a masthead, hero image placeholder, 4–6 H2 sections, pull quotes, figures, an author byline, and a related-posts grid.
The editorial layout enforces a minimum of 600 words. It structures the content across 4 to 6 H2 sections to ensure the long-form article meets the required depth and scannability for marketing and thought leadership pieces.
Yes, you can use it for case studies and newsletters. The layout applies to any brief asking for a blog, article, essay, case study, or newsletter format, generating a complete long-form HTML page with magazine-like spacing.
The generated HTML includes a masthead, article header, hero image placeholder, multi-section body, pull quotes, figures, a dedicated author byline footer, and a related-posts grid to ensure a complete and scannable editorial presentation.
No, this approach is not suitable for short-form content. It enforces a 600-plus word count and a multi-section editorial layout, making it ideal for long-form thought leadership, case studies, and tutorials rather than brief updates.
Yes, you need to supply a content brief. The system generates the complete HTML document with the masthead, hero image, and body sections directly from the instructions and topic details provided in your brief.
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