Use this skill to add, import, or migrate one or more blog posts, notes, essays, articles, Markdown files, Word documents, or rich-content writing folders into an existing static personal website or blog while preserving the site's current article style, content structure, navigation, indexes, archives, tags, assets, math, links, tables, code blocks, embeds, and homepage entry points. Use it for pasted posts, local Markdown files, Obsidian notes, .docx drafts, old static HTML posts, exported blog content, or small-to-medium batches of posts after a site has already been created.
Route and coordinate the personal website skill suite for creating, recreating, personalizing, adding content to, validating, editing, or preparing a static personal website or blog. Use when the agent needs to choose between theme search, style reference research, original build, website style recreation, personalization, post import, review, local edits, or publishing preparation, or when the user asks what step comes next in an existing site-building workflow.
Use this skill when the user wants to recreate, copy, clone, remix, or closely match the look, layout, motion, or interaction feel of a specific website, URL, screenshot, or template using plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Use it to inspect public source as research, rewrite original code, avoid direct reuse of protected assets, and validate the result in a browser.
Use this skill to make focused, small-scope edits to a generated static website, personal blog, portfolio, digital garden, or style recreation. Use it when the user wants to adjust one page section, component, visual detail, copy block, responsive issue, or lightweight interaction without rebuilding the whole site. Typical requests include changing a hero block, card layout, sidebar, footer, button, mobile menu, spacing, color, typography, animation intensity, or a small piece of page copy.
Use this skill after a personal website or blog style direction is roughly known and before building an original site. It searches for real websites, templates, portfolios, blogs, screenshots, or design examples that match the chosen direction, inspects them with browser or screenshot tools when available, and turns the findings into a practical design reference brief for make-personal-site. Use it for requests like finding references for a natural technical blog, cozy research homepage, brutalist portfolio, digital garden, minimal notes site, or any named visual direction that still needs concrete examples.
Run the complete idea-to-personal-website or blog workflow. Use when the user wants a one-click or end-to-end pipeline from a vague idea, reference URL, template, personal materials, style direction, or writing drafts to concrete style references, a validated static personal site, and optionally a live deployment on GitHub Pages, Cloudflare Pages, Netlify, or Vercel.
Use this skill when the user wants to create, implement, redesign, or update a zero-dependency personal website, personal blog, homepage, portfolio, research homepage, or digital garden using plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Use it after a theme direction has been chosen, or when the user wants a no-framework site that can be opened directly in the browser and deployed as static files.
Use this skill to turn a generated static personal website, blog, portfolio, digital garden, or style recreation into the user's own site by replacing placeholder identity, profile copy, links, projects, featured items, contact details, metadata, and demo page content. Use it after make-personal-site or copy-website-style, or when a user provides an existing static site folder and personal materials such as a bio, resume, README, GitHub profile, old homepage, Markdown notes, or social links.