Add a new blog article card to blog.html with title, description, tags, and read time.
npx skills add https://github.com/levkiss/lev-cv-website --skill new-blog-post
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: new-blog-post Source: https://github.com/levkiss/lev-cv-website/tree/main/.claude/skills/new-blog-post Command: npx skills add https://github.com/levkiss/lev-cv-website --skill new-blog-post
This Skill streamlines the process of adding new blog articles to your website, ensuring consistency and saving manual formatting time.
Add a new blog article card with the title "My Latest Thoughts on AI".
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You can add a blog article card by inserting a new HTML block into blog.html with the specified title, description, tags, and estimated read time. This process maintains the existing grid layout and dark mode compatibility.
Automating blog post formatting involves generating a new card that adheres to your existing HTML structure and CSS classes. This ensures a cohesive look across your website without manual coding.
Adding a blog post card dynamically does not break dark mode compatibility. The insertion process is designed to maintain existing design patterns, including dark mode styles already configured in the HTML.
Inserting content into a blog HTML page requires Read, Edit, and Grep tools for file manipulation and content analysis. These tools allow you to locate the insertion point and update the file dynamically.
The best way to include estimated read time and tags in a website article card is to generate the card with these fields specified during creation. This ensures the metadata is formatted correctly within the HTML.
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