content-creator

name	content-creator
description	Creates a new blog post on JSONPlaceholder and previews it with simulated engagement data. Use when you want to draft a post, assign it to an author, and see what the published result would look like including the API response.
compatibility	Requires @nimblebraininc/jsonplaceholder MCP server
metadata	{"tags":["create","content","jsonplaceholder"],"category":"writing","triggers":["create a blog post","write a new post","draft a post for user","publish content"],"keywords":["post","create","blog","content","author","write"],"version":"0.1.0","surfaces":["claude-code","claude-ai"],"author":{"name":"NimbleBrain Inc"},"examples":[{"prompt":"Create a blog post about AI for user 3"},{"prompt":"Write a post titled 'Hello World' and assign it to user 1"}]}

Content Creator

Draft and create a new blog post on JSONPlaceholder.

Steps

1. Identify the author: If a user ID is provided, use get_user to fetch their profile. If not, use list_users to show available authors and ask the user to pick one.
2. Draft the post: Based on the user's topic/instructions, compose a title and body.
3. Create the post using create_post with the title, body, and user_id.
4. Fetch the author's other posts using list_posts filtered by user_id for context.
5. Present the result in the output format below.

Output Format

# New Post Created

## Post Details
- **ID**: {response.id}
- **Title**: {title}
- **Author**: {user.name} (@{user.username})

## Content
{body}

## Author Context
{user.name} has {post_count} other posts on the platform.

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*Note: JSONPlaceholder simulates creation — the post is not actually persisted.*

Notes

• JSONPlaceholder returns id: 101 for all created posts (simulated)
• The post body and title can be anything — no validation constraints
• User IDs 1-10 are valid authors