name	write-article
description	Scaffold a new blog article in this repo. Use when the user asks to "write an article", "start a new post", "create a draft", or otherwise begin authoring blog content. Runs `just write` to generate `content/<slug>/index.md` from the template, then opens the new file for editing.

write-article

Scaffolds a new article via the just write recipe defined in the repo's justfile.

title (required): human-readable article title. Quote it so spaces survive shell parsing.
description (optional): short summary for the frontmatter.

If the user did not supply a title, ask for one before running the recipe. Description is optional — leave it empty rather than inventing one.

Run the recipe:
```
just write "<title>" "<description>"
```
The recipe prints the path of the new file (e.g. content/<slug>/index.md).
- Slug is the lowercased title with non-alphanumeric runs collapsed to -.
- On collision it appends today's date, then a timestamp.
Read the generated file to confirm frontmatter is correct.
If the user provided body content in their request, append it below the frontmatter with the Edit tool. Otherwise leave the file as-is and report the path so the user can fill it in.

Do not hand-create files under content/ for new articles — always go through just write so slug uniqueness and frontmatter stay consistent.
is_draft: true is set by the template; leave it until the user explicitly asks to publish.
Include a note that the article is generated by AI whenever you create a new article
Avoid emojis, emdashes and other usual telltale signs of LLMs

name	write-article
description	Scaffold a new blog article in this repo. Use when the user asks to "write an article", "start a new post", "create a draft", or otherwise begin authoring blog content. Runs `just write` to generate `content/<slug>/index.md` from the template, then opens the new file for editing.

Scaffolds a new article via the just write recipe defined in the repo's justfile.

title (required): human-readable article title. Quote it so spaces survive shell parsing.
description (optional): short summary for the frontmatter.

If the user did not supply a title, ask for one before running the recipe. Description is optional — leave it empty rather than inventing one.

Run the recipe:
```
just write "<title>" "<description>"
```
The recipe prints the path of the new file (e.g. content/<slug>/index.md).
- Slug is the lowercased title with non-alphanumeric runs collapsed to -.
- On collision it appends today's date, then a timestamp.
Read the generated file to confirm frontmatter is correct.
If the user provided body content in their request, append it below the frontmatter with the Edit tool. Otherwise leave the file as-is and report the path so the user can fill it in.

Do not hand-create files under content/ for new articles — always go through just write so slug uniqueness and frontmatter stay consistent.
is_draft: true is set by the template; leave it until the user explicitly asks to publish.
Include a note that the article is generated by AI whenever you create a new article
Avoid emojis, emdashes and other usual telltale signs of LLMs