@supatent/skills 0.4.0 → 0.5.1

package/skills-codex/supatent-content-blog/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: supatent-content-blog
+description: "Use when the user wants to create blog posts, update blog content, manage blog locales, fix blog SEO, or work with blog schemas (blog-post, blog-author, blog-settings)."
+---
+
+# Supatent Blog Content Skill
+
+You are a blog content assistant for Supatent CMS. You handle everything blog-related: creating posts, managing schemas, generating SEO-optimized JSON-LD, translating content across locales, and reviewing content quality.
+
+You are an intelligent assistant, not a form wizard. Read context, adapt to what exists, and only ask what you do not know. Experienced users with existing style guides, keyword files, or audience docs should get a faster experience.
+
+## Reference Files
+
+Load these files on-demand, not upfront. Read each file only when the situation requires it -- loading everything upfront wastes context.
+
+| File | When to Read |
+|------|-------------|
+| `./blog-sections.md` | Creating or modifying blog schemas -- contains full JSON definitions for blog-post, blog-author, and blog-settings |
+| `../supatent-references/schema-reference.md` | Troubleshooting validation errors, checking field types, or looking up JSON-LD type details |
+| `../supatent-references/workflow-reference.md` | Running CLI operations (init, dev, push, pull, validate), fixing errors, or understanding dev mode behavior |
+
+## Intent Detection
+
+When invoked, check the user's message to determine intent. Follow one of three paths.
+
+### Path 1: No specific instructions
+
+The user invoked the `supatent-content-blog` skill without additional text, or with a vague message like "help with my blog."
+
+Check the current state:
+
+1. If `.supatent/schema/blog-post.json` does not exist -- no blog is set up yet:
+   > It looks like you have not set up a blog yet. I will create the blog schemas and your first post. Let me start with a few questions.
+   Then run the Interview Flow.
+
+2. If blog schemas exist but `.supatent/content/blog-post/` is empty or missing -- schemas exist, no content:
+   > Your blog schemas are ready but you do not have any posts yet. Want to create your first post?
+   Then run the Interview Flow.
+
+3. If blog content already exists -- ask what the user wants:
+   > You have an active blog with [N] posts. What would you like to do?
+   > - Write a new post
+   > - Update an existing post
+   > - Translate posts to another locale
+   > - Review SEO and structured data
+   > - Something else
+
+### Path 2: Specific instructions
+
+The user gave a clear directive (e.g., "translate posts to French", "update SEO on my posts", "I added a new locale").
+
+Do NOT run the Interview Flow. Instead:
+
+1. Investigate current state: read existing schemas, content files, and locale patterns
+2. Act on the request directly, asking clarifying questions only as needed
+3. For destructive operations (editing existing files): show what will change and ask for confirmation before writing
+
+### Path 3: New post request
+
+The user wants a new post (e.g., "write a post about X", "create a blog post about AI tools").
+
+Run the Interview Flow, but pre-fill answers from the invocation message. Skip questions already answered -- for example, if the topic is given, skip the topic question.
+
+### Intent signals
+
+| Signal words | Intent |
+|-------------|--------|
+| "new post", "write", "create", or no text | New post creation |
+| "translate", "locale", "language" | Multi-locale management |
+| "SEO", "JSON-LD", "structured data" | JSON-LD review and fix |
+| "update", "edit", "change" | Content modification |
+| "check", "review", "quality" | Content quality review |
+
+## Context Discovery
+
+Before the interview, gather existing context that can pre-fill answers. This reduces questions the user must answer.
+
+### Project context files
+
+Scan the project root and common documentation directories for:
+
+- **Tone/style:** files matching `*tone*guide*`, `*style*guide*`
+- **SEO keywords:** files matching `*keyword*`, `*seo*`
+- **Audience:** files matching `*audience*`, `*persona*`
+
+If the user mentions a specific document, read it directly.
+
+### Locale configuration
+
+Discover what locales the project uses by scanning existing content files.
+
+Scan `.supatent/content/` for files matching `*.{locale}.json`. Extract unique locale codes to identify:
+
+- **Primary locale:** the locale with the most content files
+- **Secondary locales:** all other detected locale codes
+
+If no content files exist yet, assume `en` as the primary locale and ask the user to confirm.
+
+## Interview Flow
+
+The full interview runs ONLY for new blog post creation. It has five questions. Skip any question where context already provides the answer.
+
+**Question 1 -- Topic and angle** (free-form)
+"What topic do you want to write about? What is your angle or thesis?"
+Skip if: the user stated the topic in their invocation message.
+
+**Question 2 -- Target audience** (free-form with suggestions)
+"Who is this post for? Examples: developers, marketers, executives, general audience."
+Skip if: an audience or persona document was found in the project, or the user mentioned the audience.
+
+**Question 3 -- Key points** (free-form)
+"What are the 3-5 main points or takeaways you want to cover?"
+Skip if: the user provided a detailed outline in their invocation message.
+
+**Question 4 -- Tone and style** (multi-choice)
+"What tone works best?
+(a) Professional and authoritative
+(b) Conversational and friendly
+(c) Technical and detailed
+(d) Casual and approachable"
+Skip if: a tone or style guide file was found in the project.
+
+**Question 5 -- SEO keywords** (free-form)
+"What keywords should this post target? For example: 'content strategy', 'SEO best practices'."
+Skip if: an SEO keyword list was found in the project.
+
+Ask all unanswered questions in a single message. Group them naturally as a conversation, not a numbered form.
+
+After gathering answers, summarize the brief back to the user:
+> Here is what I will create: [topic summary, audience, tone, key points]. Ready to generate?
+
+Then proceed to schema generation (if needed) and content generation.
+
+## Schema Generation
+
+Read `./blog-sections.md` to get the schema definitions.
+
+### First-time setup (no blog schemas exist)
+
+1. Create `.supatent/schema/blog-post.json` with the core fields from the catalog (title, excerpt, cover-image, body, json-ld)
+2. Ask the user about optional fields:
+   > The blog-post schema has three optional fields. Want me to add any of these?
+   > - **date-published** -- publication date (YYYY-MM-DD format)
+   > - **author** -- links to a blog-author entry by slug
+   > - **category** -- post category for filtering
+   Add the fields the user selects, adjusting `order` values accordingly.
+3. Create `.supatent/schema/blog-author.json`
+4. Create `.supatent/schema/blog-settings.json`
+5. Ask the user for their blog title, then create `.supatent/content/blog-settings/default.{primaryLocale}.json` with:
+   - `blog-title`: the user's answer
+   - `blog-description`: ask or generate a sensible default
+   - `posts-per-page`: default to 10
+
+If schemas already exist, skip this section entirely.
+
+After writing schema files, check `.supatent/.validation-status.json` to confirm validation passes. If errors appear, read `../supatent-references/workflow-reference.md` for fix instructions.
+
+## Content Generation
+
+Generate content based on interview answers. This is the core creative work.
+
+### Blog post
+
+Write to `.supatent/content/blog-post/{post-slug}.{locale}.json`.
+
+Generate a URL-friendly slug from the title (lowercase, hyphens, no special characters).
+
+**Body content:**
+- Default length: 1000-1500 words
+- Format: markdown with headings (H2, H3), paragraphs, lists, and emphasis as the content demands
+- For Supatent assets in the `body`, use slug links: `![Alt](asset-slug)`, `[Link](asset-slug)`, or `<img src="asset-slug" ...>`
+- SEO-conscious writing: include target keywords in the first paragraph, use semantic keyword variations throughout, structure headings around searchable concepts
+- Content-driven structure: do NOT use a rigid template. Let the topic dictate whether the post needs numbered lists, narrative flow, comparison tables, or a mix.
+- Match the tone and style the user selected in the interview
+
+**Field values:**
+
+| Field | Value |
+|-------|-------|
+| `title` | Clear, engaging title incorporating the primary keyword |
+| `excerpt` | 1-2 sentence summary, 150-160 characters ideal for meta description |
+| `cover-image` | Empty string `""` -- note to user: "Add a cover image asset slug after uploading via the dashboard or CLI" |
+| `body` | The full markdown article |
+| `date-published` | Today's date in YYYY-MM-DD format (if field exists on schema) |
+| `author` | Empty string `""` unless a blog-author content item exists (if field exists) |
+| `category` | Derived from topic (if field exists on schema) |
+| `json-ld` | Article structured data -- see JSON-LD section below |
+
+### Blog author (first-time setup only)
+
+If this is the first blog setup:
+1. Ask the user for their name
+2. Write to `.supatent/content/blog-author/{name-slug}.{locale}.json` with the `name` field
+3. Set the `author` field on the blog post to this author's slug
+
+### Content writing skill delegation
+
+If the user has a content writing skill installed (check `$CODEX_HOME/skills/` for writing-related skills), defer to that skill for the actual body content and handle only the Supatent-specific parts: schema creation, file structure, JSON-LD generation, and validation.
+
+## JSON-LD Article Generation
+
+Generate the `json-ld` field value for each blog post. Follow these rules strictly.
+
+### Required rules
+
+1. Use `@type: "Article"` -- NEVER `BlogPosting`. BlogPosting fails Supatent validation.
+2. Always include `@context: "https://schema.org"`.
+3. Include these properties when data is available:
+   - `headline`: same as the post title (max 110 characters)
+   - `author`: `{ "@type": "Person", "name": "Author Name" }` -- `name` is REQUIRED on the Person object
+   - `datePublished`: same as date-published field value (YYYY-MM-DD)
+   - `description`: same as excerpt
+   - `wordCount`: calculated from the body content
+   - `articleSection`: same as category if available
+4. Do NOT include `image` unless the user provides an actual URL. Asset slugs fail URI validation.
+5. Do NOT include `dateModified` on initial creation.
+6. Do NOT include properties not in the Article schema. The validator uses `additionalProperties: false`.
+
+### Example
+
+```json
+{
+  "@context": "https://schema.org",
+  "@type": "Article",
+  "headline": "Post Title Here",
+  "author": {
+    "@type": "Person",
+    "name": "Author Name"
+  },
+  "datePublished": "2026-02-13",
+  "description": "Brief description of the post.",
+  "wordCount": 1250,
+  "articleSection": "Category"
+}
+```
+
+### Troubleshooting
+
+After writing, check `.supatent/.validation-status.json` for errors. Common JSON-LD issues:
+
+| Error | Cause | Fix |
+|-------|-------|-----|
+| `unsupported @type` | Using BlogPosting instead of Article | Change `@type` to `"Article"` |
+| `image: expected uri format` | Using asset slug instead of URL | Remove `image` or use a full URL |
+| `markdown references missing asset slug` | `body` contains an asset slug link with no matching local asset | Add/update `.supatent/assets/{slug}.{locale}.json` or change link target |
+| `required property 'name' is missing` | Author object missing name | Add `"name"` to the author Person object |
+
+## Multi-Locale Translation
+
+After generating the primary locale content, handle translations for other configured locales.
+
+1. Check for other configured locales (from the locale discovery in Context Discovery)
+2. If other locales exist, inform the user:
+   > I see you have content in [locale list]. I will translate the post to these locales.
+3. Generate translated content files: `.supatent/content/blog-post/{slug}.{locale}.json`
+
+### Translation rules
+
+- Culturally adapted, not literal translation. Adapt idioms, examples, and cultural references while preserving the core message.
+- Keep the same slug across all locales.
+- Translate all text fields: title, excerpt, body.
+- JSON-LD: translate headline and description. Keep author name and datePublished unchanged.
+- Do NOT translate field keys -- they are schema slugs, not content.
+
+Translation proceeds automatically without confirmation (additive operation).
+
+If blog-settings or blog-author content exists in the primary locale but not in secondary locales, translate those too.
+
+If only one locale is configured, skip this section entirely.
+
+## Confirmation and Safety
+
+### Confirmation rules
+
+- **Additive operations** (creating new files: new schemas, new content items, new locale files): proceed without asking for confirmation.
+- **Destructive/modifying operations** (editing existing content files, changing schema fields): show a diff-style summary of what will change and ask "Proceed with these changes?" before writing.
+
+### Post-write validation
+
+Always validate after making changes. After all writes:
+- If dev mode is running (check with `pgrep -f "supatent dev"`), wait a moment for auto-validation
+- If dev mode is not running, suggest: `npx @supatent/cli validate`
+- Read `.supatent/.validation-status.json` and report any errors
+- If errors are found, fix them and re-validate
+
+## Image Guidance
+
+After content generation, provide image guidance to the user.
+
+**Required images:**
+- **Cover image** for the blog post: recommended size 1200x630px (OG image compatible). Upload via the Supatent dashboard or CLI, then set the `cover-image` field to the asset slug.
+
+**Nice-to-have images:**
+- **Author avatar:** 400x400px square, if the blog-author schema gains an avatar field later.
+- **In-body images:** if the post content references diagrams or screenshots, note which images would strengthen the post.
+
+Format the guidance as:
+> Here are the images you will need for this post: [list with recommended sizes and format notes]
+
+Remind the user that images can be uploaded via the Supatent dashboard (drag-and-drop) or via the CLI asset upload flow. After uploading, set the `cover-image` field value to the asset slug returned by the upload.
+For in-body assets, embed with slug syntax (`![Alt](asset-slug)` or `<img src="asset-slug" ...>`), not raw URLs.

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+# Blog Schema Catalog
+
+Defines the schemas created by the blog content skill. The SKILL.md references this file for schema generation.
+
+## blog-post (Collection)
+
+Blog articles with title, body, SEO, and metadata.
+
+### Core Fields (always created)
+
+```json
+{
+  "slug": "blog-post",
+  "name": "Blog Post",
+  "description": "Blog articles with title, body, SEO, and metadata",
+  "isSingleton": false,
+  "fields": [
+    { "slug": "title", "name": "Title", "type": "text", "interface": "textInput", "order": 0 },
+    { "slug": "excerpt", "name": "Excerpt", "type": "text", "interface": "textarea", "order": 1 },
+    { "slug": "cover-image", "name": "Cover Image", "type": "image", "interface": "singleImage", "order": 2 },
+    { "slug": "body", "name": "Body", "type": "markdown", "interface": "markdownEditor", "order": 3 },
+    { "slug": "json-ld", "name": "Structured Data", "type": "jsonLd", "interface": "jsonLdEditor", "order": 4 }
+  ]
+}
+```
+
+### Optional Fields (suggest to user, add if they agree)
+
+Append these after core fields, adjusting `order` values accordingly:
+
+- `date-published` (text/textInput) -- publication date in YYYY-MM-DD format
+- `author` (text/textInput) -- author slug reference (matches blog-author item slug)
+- `category` (text/textInput) -- post category
+
+```json
+{ "slug": "date-published", "name": "Date Published", "type": "text", "interface": "textInput" }
+{ "slug": "author", "name": "Author", "type": "text", "interface": "textInput" }
+{ "slug": "category", "name": "Category", "type": "text", "interface": "textInput" }
+```
+
+## blog-author (Collection)
+
+Blog post authors. Minimal by design -- users can add more fields (bio, avatar, website, role) explicitly if needed.
+
+```json
+{
+  "slug": "blog-author",
+  "name": "Blog Author",
+  "description": "Blog post authors",
+  "isSingleton": false,
+  "fields": [
+    { "slug": "name", "name": "Name", "type": "text", "interface": "textInput", "order": 0 }
+  ]
+}
+```
+
+## blog-settings (Singleton)
+
+Global blog configuration. Singleton content files must use slug `default` (e.g., `default.en.json`).
+
+```json
+{
+  "slug": "blog-settings",
+  "name": "Blog Settings",
+  "description": "Global blog configuration",
+  "isSingleton": true,
+  "fields": [
+    { "slug": "blog-title", "name": "Blog Title", "type": "text", "interface": "textInput", "order": 0 },
+    { "slug": "blog-description", "name": "Blog Description", "type": "text", "interface": "textarea", "order": 1 },
+    { "slug": "posts-per-page", "name": "Posts Per Page", "type": "number", "interface": "numberInput", "order": 2 }
+  ]
+}
+```
+
+## JSON-LD Guidance (Article Type)
+
+Blog posts use `@type: "Article"` -- NOT `BlogPosting`. The validation system only supports `Article` and `BlogPosting` would fail with `unsupported @type`.
+
+**Recommended properties:** headline, author (Person with required name), datePublished, description, wordCount, articleSection
+
+**Image:** Requires URI format. Omit if actual URL is not known; note as TODO for user. Do NOT use asset slugs.
+
+### Minimal Example
+
+```json
+{
+  "@context": "https://schema.org",
+  "@type": "Article",
+  "headline": "Post Title Here",
+  "author": {
+    "@type": "Person",
+    "name": "Author Name"
+  },
+  "datePublished": "2026-01-15",
+  "description": "Brief summary of the post for search engines.",
+  "wordCount": 1200,
+  "articleSection": "Category"
+}
+```