blog-resume

Resume blog post drafts and published posts with next-action plans.

Updated Nov 14, 2022
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/fgrehm/fabiorehm.com --skill blog-resume
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: blog-resume
Source: https://github.com/fgrehm/fabiorehm.com/tree/main/.claude/skills/blog-resume
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/fgrehm/fabiorehm.com --skill blog-resume

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill eliminates the friction of returning to a blog post by quickly assessing its current state, identifying remaining tasks, and suggesting the most logical next steps. Whether it's a draft or a published post needing updates, you can resume work instantly, saving time and mental overhead.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Post Classification: Automatically identifies if a post is a draft (with TODO markers) or a published article.
  • Draft Status Summary: Counts remaining TODOs, notes completed sections, and suggests the next writing task to keep momentum.
  • Published Post Update Planning: Helps structure new content for updates, corrections, or additions to existing posts.
  • Conversation History Search: (Lightly) leverages past discussions to provide context and remind you of previous decisions.
  • Use Case: Say "resume work on 'My New CI/CD Pipeline' draft" and the AI will tell you exactly what's left to do and where to start.

Quick Start

Use the blog-resume skill to continue working on my 'Refactoring with Skills' draft.

Frequently Asked Questions about blog-resume

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I resume work on a blog post draft and see what's left to do?

Resume work on blog posts by loading your draft to instantly see remaining TODO markers, completed sections, and a prioritized next-step plan. The Skill classifies post state, counts open tasks, and suggests where to write next so you regain momentum without re-reading the entire post.

Can I use this to track and manage multiple blog post drafts?

Yes. The Skill classifies drafts and published posts, detects TODO markers across posts, summarizes progress for each, and maintains context across sessions. You can pick up where you left off on any post in your workflow without losing track of what remains.

What's the best way to organize blog post updates and corrections?

Use the Skill to structure new content for updates or corrections by assessing the current post state, identifying gaps, and generating a next-action plan. It collapses reference material and exports structured outputs so you can systematically add improvements to published posts.

How does the Skill handle published posts versus drafts?

Post classification automatically identifies whether a post is a draft with TODO markers or a published article. Drafts show task summaries and next writing steps; published posts receive update-planning support with structured guidance for new content and corrections.

Do I need to manually track TODO markers in my posts?

No. The Skill detects TODO markers automatically, counts remaining tasks, notes completed sections, and generates a next-action plan. You focus on writing; the Skill tracks progress and surfaces what needs attention.

Can the Skill remind me of earlier decisions on a post?

Yes. The Skill lightly leverages past conversation history to provide context and remind you of previous decisions made on the post, helping you maintain consistency and avoid re-deciding resolved questions.