Run your blog like a queue, not a guessing game. This skill is the orchestration layer on top of blog-topic-research and seo-blog-writer: it keeps an evidence-backed backlog, picks the next topic so your corpus drifts toward the cluster + format mix you defined, schedules posts into a rolling daily cadence, and marks them done — autonomously, two posts a day if you want. It scores every pick by how far each topic cluster is from its target weight (so you never end up with 40 troubleshooting posts and no comparisons), reconciles the backlog against what's actually live on your CMS, and auto-refills by calling blog-topic-research when the queue runs dry. Platform-agnostic: it drives whatever publish adapter seo-blog-writer is configured for (Ghost, WordPress, static site). Built for founders, indie hackers, and content teams who want a hands-off long-tail SEO pipeline that publishes on a schedule and stays balanced. Trigger when the user says: 'what should I write next', 'pick the next topic', 'schedule the next N posts', 'editorial calendar status', 'add this to the backlog', 'mark this post done', or any variant of running a recurring publish cadence.
Install with
Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
Skill stats
Skills1CategoryContent & writingStars0
About this skill
Run your blog like a queue, not a guessing game. This skill is the orchestration layer on top of blog-topic-research and seo-blog-writer: it keeps an evidence-backed backlog, picks the next topic so your corpus drifts toward the cluster + format mix you defined, schedules posts into a rolling daily cadence, and marks them done — autonomously, two posts a day if you want. It scores every pick by how far each topic cluster is from its target weight (so you never end up with 40 troubleshooting posts and no comparisons), reconciles the backlog against what's actually live on your CMS, and auto-refills by calling blog-topic-research when the queue runs dry. Platform-agnostic: it drives whatever publish adapter seo-blog-writer is configured for (Ghost, WordPress, static site). Built for founders, indie hackers, and content teams who want a hands-off long-tail SEO pipeline that publishes on a schedule and stays balanced. Trigger when the user says: 'what should I write next', 'pick the next topic', 'schedule the next N posts', 'editorial calendar status', 'add this to the backlog', 'mark this post done', or any variant of running a recurring publish cadence.
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Run your blog like a queue, not a guessing game. This skill is the orchestration layer on top of blog-topic-research and seo-blog-writer: it keeps an evidence-backed backlog, picks the next topic so your corpus drifts toward the cluster + format mix you defined, schedules posts into a rolling daily cadence, and marks them done — autonomously, two posts a day if you want. It scores every pick by how far each topic cluster is from its target weight (so you never end up with 40 troubleshooting posts and no comparisons), reconciles the backlog against what's actually live on your CMS, and auto-refills by calling blog-topic-research when the queue runs dry. Platform-agnostic: it drives whatever publish adapter seo-blog-writer is configured for (Ghost, WordPress, static site). Built for founders, indie hackers, and content teams who want a hands-off long-tail SEO pipeline that publishes on a schedule and stays balanced. Trigger when the user says: 'what should I write next', 'pick the next topic', 'schedule the next N posts', 'editorial calendar status', 'add this to the backlog', 'mark this post done', or any variant of running a recurring publish cadence.
About this listing
Category
Content & writing
Reported license
MIT
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
GitHub Copilot
Gemini CLI