blog-project-health

A Jekyll blog health check executes universal project validations first, then appends blog-specific checks for Jekyll structure, post conventions, content quality, and site integrity, reporting tiered outputs to CLAUDE.md.

A Jekyll blog health check validates site integrity by verifying _config.yml, _posts, _layouts, _includes, and assets. It checks content quality and post conventions, appending blog-specific findings prefixed with [blog] to universal project health results.

This health check applies to Jekyll blog projects detected in CLAUDE.md. It requires the universal project-health checks framework and applies blog-specific augmentations to ensure content quality and site integrity for GitHub Pages blogs.

Jekyll blog health checks run general project-health checks first, then append blog-specific validations for Jekyll structure and post conventions. Blog findings are prefixed with [blog] to distinguish them from universal results.

Your Jekyll blog health check may not work if the blog project is not properly detected in CLAUDE.md, or if the required universal project-health checks framework is missing. Ensure _config.yml and Jekyll directories exist for validation.