content-calendar

Track editorial content by moving items through six sequential stages: ideation, outlining, drafting, editing, ready, and published. The pipeline reads and writes state to a single content-calendar.md file, enforcing transitions and recording timestamps for each move.

Schedule ready content for publication by assigning a scheduled date, then move items to published and archive older posts to Historical. The system performs monthly historical archiving automatically to keep the dashboard uncluttered.

Yes, you can view the entire content workflow at a glance. The dashboard-style overview reads the persistent content-calendar.md file to display all items and their current stages across the editorial pipeline.

Add new content ideas with built-in duplicate detection and quick indexing. The pipeline checks the existing content-calendar.md state before inserting a new ideation item to prevent redundancy.

Yes, the editorial workflow enforces sequential transitions between adjacent stages like drafting and editing. It records timestamps for each valid move and rejects attempts to skip stages in the content lifecycle.