p-blog-post-mining

Mine development activity data to generate structured blog post outlines.

15|Updated Mar 11, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/jackchuka/skills --skill p-blog-post-mining
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Skill: p-blog-post-mining
Source: https://github.com/jackchuka/skills/tree/main/p-blog-post-mining
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jackchuka/skills --skill p-blog-post-mining

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Mine development activity to surface blog-worthy topics across Claude history, GitHub activity, Slack discussions, and Fireflies meeting transcripts, enabling faster content ideation.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Identify recurring themes and stories from multiple sources to generate candidate blog topics.
  • Produce structured outlines ready for drafting, with references to relevant artifacts.
  • Deduplicate across sources and score candidates by depth, novelty, and audience appeal to prioritize the best material.

Quick Start

Analyze your recent development activity to surface blog ideas and generate outlines.

Frequently Asked Questions about p-blog-post-mining

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate blog post ideas from development activity across multiple data sources?

To generate blog post ideas from development activity, you can mine multi-source data like Claude history, GitHub activity, Slack discussions, and Fireflies meeting transcripts. The tool identifies recurring themes, deduplicates topics, and scores them by depth, novelty, and audience appeal to surface the best candidates.

What is the best way to turn Slack discussions and GitHub commits into structured blog outlines?

The best way to turn Slack discussions and GitHub commits into structured blog outlines is by analyzing multi-source development activity. This process gathers blog-worthy topics, deduplicates results, and produces structured outlines ready for drafting, complete with references to relevant artifacts.

Can I use Fireflies meeting transcripts for content ideation and topic mining?

Yes, you can use Fireflies meeting transcripts for content ideation and topic mining. By applying multi-source analysis across meeting transcripts, chat logs, and code history, you can identify and gather blog-worthy topics and generate structured outlines ready for writing.

How do I deduplicate and score candidate blog topics from my development work?

You can deduplicate and score candidate blog topics by analyzing multi-source activity data. The process identifies recurring themes, removes duplicate results across sources, and scores candidates by depth, novelty, and audience appeal to prioritize the most compelling material.

Does this topic mining approach work without connecting external development platforms?

No, this topic mining approach requires data from external development platforms to function effectively. It is designed to gather and analyze activity data across Claude history, GitHub activity, Slack discussions, and Fireflies meeting transcripts to produce structured blog outlines.