| name | blog-idea-generator |
| description | Generate 15-25 targeted blog post ideas with 200-word summaries for any client website. Reads website content, assesses available information, adaptively selects from 20 ideation methods, and conducts a guided interview. Each idea includes a narrative brief + structured specs. Use when the user says "generate blog ideas", "what should I blog about", "blog topic ideas", "content ideas", or wants to populate docs/en/blog/topics.md. |
Blog Idea Generator
Acknowledgement: Shared by Peter Bamuhigire, techguypeter.com, +256 784 464178.
Use when
- The task matches this domain: Generate 15-25 targeted blog post ideas with 200-word summaries for any client website. Reads website content, assesses available information, adaptively selects from 20 ideation methods, and conducts a guided interview. Each idea includes a narrative brief + structured specs. Use when the user says "generate blog ideas", "what should I blog about", "blog topic ideas", "content ideas", or wants to populate docs/en/blog/topics.md.
- The user needs domain-specific strategy, writing, or planning in this area.
Do not use when
- Another skill is clearly narrower and better matched to the request.
- The task is unrelated to this domain or needs direct implementation instead.
Required inputs
- Business context, target audience, and the artifact or decision being developed.
- Any existing materials, constraints, or supporting references already available.
Workflow
- Read the current business context and the concrete task to solve.
- Use only the relevant detailed guidance and references for the request at hand.
- Produce the strategy, writing, or framework output this skill is responsible for.
- Check the result for clarity, realism, and handoff readiness.
Quality standards
- Outputs must be specific, usable, and grounded in the available evidence.
- Recommendations should support follow-on execution instead of staying abstract.
- The result should remain consistent with the broader repository system.
Anti-patterns
- Do not produce generic framework dumps with no decision made.
- Do not invent facts to complete the output.
- Do not ignore the actual audience, offer, or business constraints.
Outputs
- Strategy notes, writing deliverables, framework outputs, or implementation-facing recommendations.
References
- Start with
references/legacy-guidance.md when you need the preserved detailed instructions from the previous skill version.
- Use
references/idea-sources-and-series.md when the user needs a repeatable editorial pipeline, cluster planning, or stronger source-bucket logic behind the blog ideas.
- Read only the specific files under
references/ that match the current task instead of loading the whole directory.
- This skill has no bundled scripts by default; keep execution focused on the documented workflow and any existing project files.
Notes
- Treat this
SKILL.md as the portable execution layer for both Codex and Codex.
- Preserve existing project behavior unless the current task explicitly requires a change.