plumbeer-blog-post-generator

Researches web and social sources, then drafts cited Markdown blog posts.

Updated Mar 22, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/marioplumbeer/skills --skill plumbeer-blog-post-generator-marioplumbeer
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
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Skill: plumbeer-blog-post-generator
Source: https://github.com/marioplumbeer/skills/tree/main/.agents/skills/plumbeer-blog-post-generator
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/marioplumbeer/skills --skill plumbeer-blog-post-generator-marioplumbeer

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? Turning scattered research from web searches, X/Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and images into a well-structured, properly cited blog post is time-consuming and error-prone. This Skill enforces a consistent research-to-draft workflow so every post has real citations, a table of contents, and no invented facts. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Multi-source research: Gathers material from web search, X/Twitter, Instagram, YouTube transcripts, and images, with a mandatory confirmation of sort order (recency vs. popularity) before researching. - Citation discipline: Applies tiered trust rules so factual claims require authoritative sources while social posts only support sentiment claims, with inline links matched 1:1 to a References section. - Rich output options: Produces Markdown with a table of contents by default, plus an optional Canva-generated top image (with in-image labels in the post's language) and an embedded YouTube iframe. - Use Case: Ask for a post on a trending topic, confirm you want the 5 most popular items from web and X, review the gated draft, and receive a saved publish-ready Markdown file with citations. ## Quick Start Write a blog post about the latest AI coding assistants using the 5 most recent web articles and X posts, with inline citations and a references list.

Frequently Asked Questions about plumbeer-blog-post-generator

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I write a blog post from web and social media research?▼

Provide a topic and your sources (web search, X/Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, or images), then confirm whether to sort by recency or popularity. The skill researches each source, drafts a cited Markdown post, and waits for your approval before saving.

How to generate a blog header image with Canva?▼

Request a top image when gathering inputs. The skill uses the Canva MCP connector's generate-design tool with a landscape design type, shows you candidate thumbnails to pick from, then exports the chosen design as a PNG embedded at the top of the post.

Can I use tweets as sources for factual claims in a blog post?▼

No. Social posts are Tier 2 sources valid only for sentiment or trend claims like "people are excited about X." Factual or scientific claims require Tier 1 sources such as peer-reviewed journals, official documentation, or established news outlets.

Does the blog post generator need API keys for X or YouTube?▼

No dedicated API keys are required. Research runs through WebSearch and WebFetch against sites like x.com and instagram.com, and YouTube transcripts are fetched from video URLs. The optional top image uses your own Canva MCP connection.

What output formats does the blog post generator support?▼

Markdown is the default and only built-in format, with a table of contents, inline links, and iframe embeds. If you request another format like HTML, the skill offers to add rendering rules to its formats reference file before producing the post.

Why does the skill always ask about sort order before researching?▼

Sort order has no default because recency and popularity surface different items from the same search. Guessing wrong means re-researching entirely, so the skill always confirms this input before gathering sources.