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  "00-andruia-consultant",
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  "007",
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  "codebase-cleanup-deps-audit",
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  "codebase-cleanup-refactor-clean",
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  "codebase-cleanup-tech-debt",
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  "codex-review",
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  "cold-email",
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  "comfyui-gateway",
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  "voice-agents",
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  "vulnerability-scanner",
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+ name: codebase-to-wordpress-converter
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+ description: "Expert skill for converting any codebase (React/HTML/Next.js) into a pixel-perfect, SEO-optimized, and dynamic WordPress theme."
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+ risk: safe
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+ source: community
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+ date_added: "2026-04-12"
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+ ---
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+ # Codebase to WordPress Converter
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+ ## Overview
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+ This skill is designed for the high-fidelity conversion of static or React-based frontends into fully functional, CMS-driven WordPress themes. It acts as a **Senior WordPress Architect**, **React Expert**, and **QA Engineer** to ensure a 100% pixel-perfect match while integrating deep WordPress functionality like ACF, dynamic menus, and technical SEO preservation.
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+ ## When to Use This Skill
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+ - Use when converting a React (CRA/Vite/Next.js) or HTML project into a WordPress theme.
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+ - Use when the client demands a 100% pixel-perfect match with the original source.
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+ - Use when auditing an existing WordPress conversion for structural or SEO flaws.
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+ - Use when you need to ensure technical SEO (Schema, Meta tags, Heading hierarchy) is preserved exactly.
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+ ## Core Capabilities
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+ ### Phased Conversion & Audit
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+ The skill follows a strict 4-phase forensic process:
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+ 1. **Phase 1: Forensic UI Comparison**: Side-by-side table audit of React components vs. WordPress templates to find discrepancies.
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+ 2. **Phase 2: Full Audit**: Deep dive into UI, SEO, CMS Editability, Navigation, Functionality, and Performance.
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+ 3. **Phase 3: Action Plan**: Tasks classified as **SAFE**, **RISKY**, or **BLOCKED** to prevent breaking the UI.
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+ 4. **Phase 4: Iterative Fixing**: Executing one safe task at a time with validation after each step.
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+ ### Absolute UI Lock
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+ Strict enforcement of non-negotiable rules:
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+ - No alterations to layout, spacing, typography, or colors.
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+ - Exact preservation of Tailwind or CSS class names.
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+ - Zero changes to DOM structure or HTML nesting.
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+ ## Step-by-Step Guide
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+ ### 1. Discovery & Forensic Audit
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+ Start by identifying all components in the source code. Create a UI Comparison table comparing the original source output against the target WordPress output.
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+ - *Rule: No fixes are allowed during this phase; only detection.*
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+ ### 2. Strategic Field Mapping
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+ Map static React/HTML content to dynamic WordPress functions:
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+ - Replace static text with `the_title()`, `get_field()`, or `the_content()`.
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+ - Replace static paths with `get_template_directory_uri()`.
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+ ### 3. Implementation of Core Hooks
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+ Ensure every theme includes the foundational WordPress hooks correctly:
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+ - **Layout Files (`header.php` / `footer.php`)**: Must include `wp_head()` before `</head>` and `wp_footer()` before `</body>`.
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+ - **Page Templates**: Must call `get_header()` and `get_footer()`.
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+ - `register_nav_menus()` for dynamic navigation without breaking original HTML structure.
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+ ### 4. Validation & Live Tracker
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+ Maintain a live tracker of Total Issues, Fixed, and Remaining. Every fix must be followed by a confirmation:
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+ - ✅ No UI change
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+ - ✅ No DOM change
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+ - ✅ No class change
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+ ## Examples
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+ ### Example 1: Navigation Conversion
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+ ```php
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+ 'items_wrap' => '<ul class="flex space-x-8">%3$s</ul>',
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+ 'walker' => new Custom_Tailwind_Walker()
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+ ]);
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+ ```
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+ ### Example 2: Asset Pathing
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+ ```php
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+ // Source: <img src="/images/logo.png" />
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+ // WP Conversion:
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+ <img src="<?php echo get_template_directory_uri(); ?>/assets/images/logo.png" alt="Logo" />
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+ ```
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+ ## Best Practices
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+ - ✅ **Do:** Use `get_page_by_path()` for robust internal linking.
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+ - ✅ **Do:** Implement ACF (Advanced Custom Fields) fallbacks in `functions.php`.
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+ - ✅ **Do:** Keep the Tailwind configuration in the `header.php` to ensure global styles are active.
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+ - ❌ **Don't:** Add "div" wrappers or rename classes to "clean up" the code.
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+ - ❌ **Don't:** Use standard WordPress default styles if they conflict with the original design.
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+ ## Additional Resources
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+ - [ACF Documentation](https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/)
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+ - [Tailwind CSS in WordPress](https://tailwindcss.com/docs/installation)
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  title: Jetski/Cortex + Gemini Integration Guide
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- description: "Use antigravity-awesome-skills with Jetski/Cortex without hitting context-window overflow with 1.401+ skills."
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- # Jetski/Cortex + Gemini: safe integration with 1,1.401+ skills
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  This guide shows how to integrate the `antigravity-awesome-skills` repository with an agent based on **Jetski/Cortex + Gemini** (or similar frameworks) **without exceeding the model context window**.
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  ## Why use this repo for Claude Code
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  **New here? This guide will help you supercharge your AI Agent in 5 minutes.**
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+ - **Webview patterns** with CSP security and message passing
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+ - **TreeView** data providers and drag-and-drop
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+ - **Testing** setup with @vscode/test-electron
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+ - **Publishing** to the VS Code Marketplace
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+ - **AI customization** for extension projects
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+ - **Code review prompts** for extension code
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+ - **Troubleshooting** common extension issues
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+
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+ ## Install the Full Skill
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+
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+ For the complete guide with all reference documents:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx skills add lewiswigmore/agent-skills --skill vscode-extension-guide-en
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Best Practices
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+
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+ - Unify package name, setting keys, command IDs and view IDs before publishing
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+ - Keep package size under 5MB using `.vscodeignore`
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+ - Since VS Code 1.74, `activationEvents` are auto-detected for contributed commands and views
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+ - Always test with the Extension Development Host (F5) before packaging
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+
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+ ## Common Pitfalls
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+
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+ - **Problem:** Extension not loading
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+ **Solution:** Check `activationEvents`. Since VS Code 1.74, these are auto-detected for contributed commands/views.
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+
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+ - **Problem:** Command not found
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+ **Solution:** Match the command ID exactly between package.json and your code.
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+
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+ - **Problem:** Webview content not displaying
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+ **Solution:** Check your Content Security Policy. Use the webview's `cspSource` property.
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+
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+ ## Related Skills
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+
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+ - `@test-driven-development` - Write tests before implementing extension features
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+ - `@debugging-strategies` - Systematic troubleshooting for extension issues
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+ ---
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+ name: wordpress-centric-high-seo-optimized-blogwriting-skill
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+ description: "Use this skill when the user asks to write a blog post, article, or SEO content. This applies a professional structure, truth boxes, click-bait-free accurate information, and outputs direct WordPress-ready content."
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+ version: 1.0.0
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+ author: user
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+ created: 2026-04-12
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+ category: content
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+ tags: [writing, blog, seo, content, wordpress]
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+ ---
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+
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+ # wordpress-centric-high-seo-optimized-blogwriting-skill
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+
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+ FINAL MASTER PROMPT (Refined & Generalized Version)
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+
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+ You are a Senior Content Strategist, Expert Copywriter, and Subject Matter Expert in the provided niche.
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+
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+ Your task is to create a long-form, high-quality, SEO-optimized blog post that is clear, engaging, and ready to publish directly in WordPress.
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+
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+ INPUT
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+
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+ Title: {Insert Title}
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+ Primary Keyword: {Insert Primary Keyword}
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+ Intent: {Informational / Commercial / Transactional}
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+ Niche/Industry: {Insert Industry or Subject Area}
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+
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+ Optional Context
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+ Brand: {Insert Brand Name}
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+ Target Audience: {Insert Target Audience}
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+ Key Themes/Context: {Insert any specific context, locations, products, or pain points to highlight}
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+
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+ RESEARCH REQUIREMENT
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+
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+ If web browsing access is available:
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+ - Review at least 10 reliable sources related to the topic to ensure accuracy, depth, and credibility.
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+
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+ If web browsing is restricted or unavailable:
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+ - Disclose access limits immediately.
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+ - Forbid claiming a specific source count.
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+ - Rely only on verified internal knowledge or state that information cannot be verified.
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+
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+
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+ WRITING RULES
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+ Use simple, natural, human language
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+ Avoid robotic or AI-like tone
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+ Keep sentences short and clear
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+ Keep paragraphs concise
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+ Avoid long dashes
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+ Avoid unnecessary symbols
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+ Minimize use of brackets
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+ Do not number headings
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+ Maintain clean and consistent formatting
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+ Make content easy to scan and copy
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+
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+ FACT AND ACCURACY RULES
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+ Do not guess or fabricate data.
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+ - Requirement: Provide citation-backed estimates with a verifiable source or an explicit "no reliable estimate available" response.
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+ - Prohibited: Do not use vague "industry estimates suggest a range" fallbacks if no verifiable evidence was found.
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+
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+ Avoid fake or unreliable sources
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+ Keep all information practical, realistic, and up-to-date
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+
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+ SEO SECTION (PLACE AT THE TOP)
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+
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+ Provide the following:
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+
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+ Focus Keyphrase
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+ SEO Title
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+ Slug
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+ Meta Description
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+ Social Title
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+ Social Description
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+
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+ Include this exact line:
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+ Data accurate as of [Current Month & Year] based on market research
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+
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+ SCHEMA MARKUP
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+
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+ Add clean JSON-LD for:
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+
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+ BlogPosting
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+ FAQPage
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+
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+ Use placeholder URLs if needed
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+
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+ CONTENTS SECTION
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+
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+ Create a clickable contents section with:
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+
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+ Contents
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+
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+ Introduction
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+ [Core Topic Section 1 - e.g., Overview/Key Concepts]
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+ [Core Topic Section 2 - e.g., Deep Dive/Analysis]
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+ [Core Topic Section 3 - e.g., Practical Application/Steps]
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+ [Comparison/Alternatives Section]
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+ [Industry/Market Context]
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+ Misconceptions
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+ FAQ
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+ Conclusion
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+
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+ Do not use hyphen bullets
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+
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+ MAIN BLOG STRUCTURE
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+
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+ Main Title
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+
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+ Truth Box
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+
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+ Introduction
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+
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+ [Core Topic Section 1]
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+
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+ [Relevant Output Table 1 - e.g., Key Features, Pros/Cons, Pricing, or Summary]
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+
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+ [Core Topic Section 2]
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+
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+ [Relevant Output Table 2 - e.g., Data, Comparison, or Checklist]
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+
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+ [Core Topic Section 3]
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+
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+ [Comparison/Alternatives Section]
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+
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+ Common Misconceptions
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+
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+ FAQ
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+
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+ Conclusion
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+
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+ TRUTH BOX
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+
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+ Create a table with 5 strong insights relevant to the topic.
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+
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+ Example columns:
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+ Key Point | Insight
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+
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+ TABLE USAGE
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+
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+ Use clean tables where helpful, such as:
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+
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+ Features or Pricing comparison
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+ Pros & Cons
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+ Industry or category comparisons
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+ Step-by-step summaries
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+
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+ WRITING STYLE
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+ Clear and direct
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+ Professional yet simple
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+ No fluff
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+ Logical flow
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+ Break long sections into small readable parts
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+
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+ COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS
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+
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+ Include 3 common myths with simple corrections
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+
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+ FAQ SECTION
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+ Add 5 real user questions relevant to the intent and target keywords.
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+ Keep answers short and clear
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+
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+ IMAGE SEO SECTION
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+
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+ Include 3 to 5 images
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+
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+ For each image, provide:
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+
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+ Alt Text
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+ Title
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+ Caption
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+ Description
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+ Placement
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+
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+ Requirements:
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+
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+ Include one Feature Image
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+ At least one alt text must contain the primary keyword
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+
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+ FINAL CHECKLIST
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+ Remove unnecessary symbols
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+ Ensure no numbered headings
180
+ Ensure no long dashes
181
+ Ensure readability
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+ Ensure WordPress-ready formatting
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+ Ensure clean and consistent structure
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+
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+ OUTPUT REQUIREMENT
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+
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+ The final output must be:
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+
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+ Clean and well-structured
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+ SEO optimized
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+ Human-sounding
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+ Professional quality
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+ Ready to copy and paste into WordPress
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  "reasons": []
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  }
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  },
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+ "id": "codebase-to-wordpress-converter",
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+ "path": "skills/codebase-to-wordpress-converter",
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+ "category": "development",
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+ "name": "codebase-to-wordpress-converter",
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+ "description": "Expert skill for converting any codebase (React/HTML/Next.js) into a pixel-perfect, SEO-optimized, and dynamic WordPress theme.",
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+ "risk": "safe",
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+ "source": "community",
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+ "date_added": "2026-04-12",
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+ "plugin": {
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+ "targets": {
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+ "claude": "supported"
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+ }
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  {
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  "id": "codex-review",
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  "path": "skills/codex-review",
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  "reasons": []
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  }
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  },
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+ {
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+ "id": "vscode-extension-guide-en",
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+ "path": "skills/vscode-extension-guide-en",
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+ "category": "core-dev",
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+ "name": "vscode-extension-guide-en",
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+ "description": "Guide for VS Code extension development from scaffolding to Marketplace publication",
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+ "risk": "safe",
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+ "source": "community",
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+ "date_added": "2026-04-12",
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+ "targets": {
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+ "codex": "supported",
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+ "summary": "",
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+ },
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+ "reasons": []
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+ }
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+ },
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  {
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  "id": "vulnerability-scanner",
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+ "id": "wordpress-centric-high-seo-optimized-blogwriting-skill",
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+ "path": "skills/wordpress-centric-high-seo-optimized-blogwriting-skill",
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+ "category": "content",
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+ "name": "wordpress-centric-high-seo-optimized-blogwriting-skill",
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+ "description": "Use this skill when the user asks to write a blog post, article, or SEO content. This applies a professional structure, truth boxes, click-bait-free accurate information, and outputs direct WordPress-ready content.",
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+ "risk": "unknown",
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  "id": "wordpress-penetration-testing",
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  "path": "skills/wordpress-penetration-testing",