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To turn research notes into technical blog posts, the Skill reads sources.md, logs.txt, and draft.md from your research directory, distills key insights, and writes a structured Markdown file into the docs directory. It synthesizes content using a neutral tone with proper citations.

You can generate MkDocs blog posts by promoting a topic directory under /research. The Skill extracts insights from your structured files, creates a Markdown post in /docs with appropriate frontmatter, and registers the new page in mkdocs.yml nav.

The best way to structure technical writing from research logs is to distill key insights into a logical narrative. The Skill mirrors your investigation structure, applying neutral tone, proper citations, and formatting elements like bullets, tables, and diagrams as needed.

Yes, the technical writing synthesis process includes automatic mkdocs.yml registration. After creating the Markdown file in the docs directory, the Skill integrates the new post into the mkdocs.yml navigation structure to prepare it for deployment.

Yes, you can use draft notes to create a technical blog post. The Skill reads draft.md alongside sources.md and logs.txt, synthesizing the content into a neutral tone post that includes proper citations and a clear narrative mirroring the investigation.