| name | blog-retrospective |
| description | Draft Korean blog retrospective posts. Use when the user wants a personal blog post about a project, learning process, failure, or changed judgment. |
blog-retrospective
Purpose
Write a Korean blog post that starts from experience, follows the user's reasoning, and ends with a grounded lesson.
Audience
Readers of the user's portfolio/blog and people interested in the project process.
Inputs To Read
- Read the user's immediate request and source text.
- If available, read
codex/skills/write-as-me-ko/references/voice-profile.md.
- If available, read the generated writing
AGENTS.md.
- Preserve all facts, names, dates, numbers, links, and quoted text from the user.
Constraints
- Start from a real event, discomfort, or question.
- Do not flatten the post into a generic tech tutorial.
- Keep personal experience only where the user provided it.
- Use headings only when the post needs structure.
Tone
- Reflective, concrete, and Korean-first.
- Show how the user's judgment changed.
- Prefer specific process details over grand conclusions.
Examples
No fixed examples yet. Add synthetic examples after the first successful use.
Checklist
- The post has a clear before/after in thinking.
- Technical details serve the story.
- The ending does not become an empty motivational slogan.
- Do not invent personal experience, metrics, praise, relationships, or outcomes.
- Do not copy third-party wording into the output.
- If the request conflicts with this skill, follow the user's newest explicit constraint and mention the assumption briefly.