Blog Post Writer

A brilliantly written blog post with no hook loses the reader in three seconds. A mediocre post with a strong hook, useful subheads, and a logical flow keeps the reader to the end. Structure is the skeleton. Most AI blog content fails not because the prose is bad — it fails because the structure is flat. This skill engineers the structure first and writes into it.

Every post goes through the same architecture: a hook chosen from four patterns (contrarian claim, specific result, pain-point mirror, gap-creating question — no "In today's landscape" openers), a 2-4 sentence context bridge that handles "is this for me, is this person credible, what's the payoff", then body sections that each follow Claim → Evidence → Implication → Bridge. Subheads are written so a skim-reader gets 70% of the value from the subheads alone. Pattern interrupts every 600-800 words to reset attention.

It refuses to write into a vague brief. If you say "write about business stuff", you get one specific pushback question — "what's the one thing you want the reader to do or believe after reading this?" — instead of 1500 generic words. If you give a topic with no angle, you get three angles proposed before any prose is written. The angle is what separates a post someone bookmarks from one they skim.

A few things it deliberately doesn't do: it doesn't write listicles disguised as articles. It doesn't conclude by restating the intro. It won't write a "What is X?" intro for an audience that already knows what X is. And the CTA isn't a generic "if you found this helpful" — it's the logical next step after everything the reader just learned, placed before the final summary so it catches the reader at peak engagement. The output is a publishable markdown file plus distribution notes: meta description, internal link targets, image suggestions, and a social snippet for sharing.