velog-cli

You can manage velog.io blog posts from the terminal by creating drafts from local markdown files, editing existing posts, publishing drafts, and deleting content. The CLI applies authentication checks before mutations and outputs compact JSON for programmatic parsing.

To publish a markdown file to velog.io without a browser, save your article locally and ask the CLI to create a draft from that file. The skill prefers draft creation by default and publishes the draft only when you explicitly confirm the action.

Yes, you can fetch trending posts and other users' articles on velog.io via command line. The CLI supports discovery and browsing features that allow you to browse trending and recent posts, view your own drafts, and fetch posts by specific usernames.

Yes, the velog CLI checks authentication status before publishing or deleting posts. It performs authentication checks prior to any mutations to ensure safe post lifecycle management and prevent unauthorized modifications to your blog content.

The best way to parse velog post management outputs programmatically is utilizing the CLI's compact JSON output. This format is specifically designed for programmatic parsing when listing posts, viewing drafts, or browsing trending content on velog.io.

Yes, you can manage velog post slugs and tags directly from a local markdown file. The CLI satisfies requirements for slug and tag management during markdown-based post creation, allowing you to organize and structure your drafts before publishing.