blog-persona

Name: blog-persona
Author: AgriciDaniel

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How to install blog-persona?

agricidaniel/claude-blog/blog-persona

$npx -y skills add AgriciDaniel/claude-blog --skill blog-persona

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Create and manage writing personas with NNGroup 4-dimension tone framework (Funny-Serious, Formal-Casual, Respectful-Irreverent, Enthusiastic-Matter-of-fact). Personas define readability targets, sentence length distribution, vocabulary tier, contraction frequency, and summary bo

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SKILL.md

1	# Blog Persona - Writing Voice Management
2
3	Create, store, and enforce writing personas based on the NNGroup 4-dimension tone
4	framework and CMI Brand Voice Chart. Personas ensure consistent voice across all
5	blog content produced by blog-write and blog-rewrite.
6
7	## Commands
8
9	\| Command \| Purpose \|
10	\|---------\|---------\|
11	\| `/blog persona create` \| Interactive interview to build a new persona \|
12	\| `/blog persona list` \| Show all saved personas \|
13	\| `/blog persona use <name>` \| Set active persona for current session \|
14	\| `/blog persona show <name>` \| Display full persona profile \|
15
16	## Create Workflow
17
18	Run the 6-step interactive interview. Ask each step, wait for response, then proceed.
19
20	### Step 1: Brand Basics
21
22	Ask the user for:
23	- Brand name - company or personal brand
24	- Industry - primary sector (e.g., SaaS, health, finance, education)
25	- Target audience - who reads the blog (role, experience level, goals)
26	- One-sentence brand mission - what the brand helps people do
27
28	### Step 2: Tone Dimensions (NNGroup Framework)
29
30	Present each dimension as a 0.0 to 1.0 slider. Explain both ends with examples.
31
32	\| Dimension \| 0.0 End \| 1.0 End \| Example at 0.0 \| Example at 1.0 \|
33	\|-----------\|---------\|---------\|-----------------\|-----------------\|
34	\| funny_serious \| Funny \| Serious \| "Let's be real, nobody reads Terms of Service" \| "Understanding legal agreements protects your business" \|
35	\| formal_casual \| Formal \| Casual \| "We are pleased to announce" \| "Guess what - we shipped it!" \|
36	\| respectful_irreverent \| Respectful \| Irreverent \| "We appreciate your patience" \| "Yeah, that old way was broken" \|
37	\| enthusiastic_matter_of_fact \| Enthusiastic \| Matter-of-fact \| "This changes everything!" \| "Here are the results." \|
38
39	Defaults if user is unsure: `[0.6, 0.5, 0.3, 0.5]` (slightly serious, balanced formality,
40	respectful, balanced enthusiasm).
41
42	### Step 3: Writing Rules
43
44	Ask the user to pick a vocabulary tier first, then auto-suggest the matching
45	readability band (user can override).
46
47	\| Setting \| What to Ask \| Default \|
48	\|---------\|-------------\|---------\|
49	\| Vocabulary tier \| Consumer, Professional, or Technical \| Professional \|
50	\| Readability band \| Auto-filled from tier (see table below) \| Grade 8-10 \|
51	\| Sentence length mean \| Average words per sentence \| 18 \|
52	\| Sentence length std \| Variation in sentence length \| 6 \|
53	\| Contraction frequency \| 0.0 (never) to 1.0 (always) \| 0.6 \|
54	\| Max passive voice \| Percentage cap on passive constructions \| 10% \|
55
56	### Step 4: Do's and Don'ts (CMI Brand Voice Chart)
57
58	Ask for 3-5 items in each list. Provide starter examples based on the tone dimensions.
59
60	Example Do's: "Use data to back claims", "Address the reader as you",
61	"Open with a question or stat"
62
63	Example Don'ts: "Don't use jargon without defining it", "Don't start sentences
64	with There is/There are", "Don't use cliches like game-changer"
65
66	### Step 5: Summary Label Preference
67
68	The label used for summary/takeaway boxes in blog posts. Ask user to pick one:
69
70	- Key Takeaways (default)
71	- The Bottom Line
72	- What You'll Learn
73	- TL;DR
74	- Quick Summary
75	- In a Nutshell
76	- Custom label
77
78	### Step 6: Voice Samples (Optional)
79
80	Ask if the user has 1-3 URLs of existing content that exemplifies the desired voice.
81	Store URLs in the persona for future reference. If provided, read each URL and extract:
82	- Average sentence length
83	- Contraction frequency
84	- Tone dimension estimates
85	- Vocabulary level
86
87	Compare extracted values with the persona settings and flag any mismatches.
88
89	### Save
90
91	Write the completed persona as JSON to:
92	`skills/blog/references/personas/<name>.json`
93
94	Use kebab-case for the filename (e.g., `acme-saas.json`).
95
96	## Persona Profile Schema
97
98	```json
99	{
100	"name": "acme-saas",
101	"description": "Professional SaaS voice for B2B marketing content",
102	"brand": "Acme Corp",
103	"industry": "SaaS",
104	"audience": "Marketing managers at mid-market companies",
105	"mission": "Help marketing teams automate reporting",
106	"tone_dimensions": {
107	"funny_serious": 0.7,
108	"formal_casual": 0.4,
109	"respectful_irreverent": 0.2,
110	"enthusiastic_matter_of_fact": 0.5
111	},
112	"readability": {
113	"flesch_grade_min": 8,
114	"flesch_grade_max": 10,
115	"flesch_ease_min": 50,
116	"flesch_ease_max": 60
117	},
118	"style": {
119	"sentence_length_mean": 18,
120	"sentence_length_std": 6,
121	"contraction_frequency": 0.6,
122	"passive_voice_max_pct": 10,
123	"vocabular

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How to install blog-persona?

agricidaniel/claude-blog/blog-persona

$npx -y skills add AgriciDaniel/claude-blog --skill blog-persona

Installs into the current project.

Summary

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View on GitHub

SKILL.md

1	# Blog Persona - Writing Voice Management
2
3	Create, store, and enforce writing personas based on the NNGroup 4-dimension tone
4	framework and CMI Brand Voice Chart. Personas ensure consistent voice across all
5	blog content produced by blog-write and blog-rewrite.
6
7	## Commands
8
9	\| Command \| Purpose \|
10	\|---------\|---------\|
11	\| `/blog persona create` \| Interactive interview to build a new persona \|
12	\| `/blog persona list` \| Show all saved personas \|
13	\| `/blog persona use <name>` \| Set active persona for current session \|
14	\| `/blog persona show <name>` \| Display full persona profile \|
15
16	## Create Workflow
17
18	Run the 6-step interactive interview. Ask each step, wait for response, then proceed.
19
20	### Step 1: Brand Basics
21
22	Ask the user for:
23	- Brand name - company or personal brand
24	- Industry - primary sector (e.g., SaaS, health, finance, education)
25	- Target audience - who reads the blog (role, experience level, goals)
26	- One-sentence brand mission - what the brand helps people do
27
28	### Step 2: Tone Dimensions (NNGroup Framework)
29
30	Present each dimension as a 0.0 to 1.0 slider. Explain both ends with examples.
31
32	\| Dimension \| 0.0 End \| 1.0 End \| Example at 0.0 \| Example at 1.0 \|
33	\|-----------\|---------\|---------\|-----------------\|-----------------\|
34	\| funny_serious \| Funny \| Serious \| "Let's be real, nobody reads Terms of Service" \| "Understanding legal agreements protects your business" \|
35	\| formal_casual \| Formal \| Casual \| "We are pleased to announce" \| "Guess what - we shipped it!" \|
36	\| respectful_irreverent \| Respectful \| Irreverent \| "We appreciate your patience" \| "Yeah, that old way was broken" \|
37	\| enthusiastic_matter_of_fact \| Enthusiastic \| Matter-of-fact \| "This changes everything!" \| "Here are the results." \|
38
39	Defaults if user is unsure: `[0.6, 0.5, 0.3, 0.5]` (slightly serious, balanced formality,
40	respectful, balanced enthusiasm).
41
42	### Step 3: Writing Rules
43
44	Ask the user to pick a vocabulary tier first, then auto-suggest the matching
45	readability band (user can override).
46
47	\| Setting \| What to Ask \| Default \|
48	\|---------\|-------------\|---------\|
49	\| Vocabulary tier \| Consumer, Professional, or Technical \| Professional \|
50	\| Readability band \| Auto-filled from tier (see table below) \| Grade 8-10 \|
51	\| Sentence length mean \| Average words per sentence \| 18 \|
52	\| Sentence length std \| Variation in sentence length \| 6 \|
53	\| Contraction frequency \| 0.0 (never) to 1.0 (always) \| 0.6 \|
54	\| Max passive voice \| Percentage cap on passive constructions \| 10% \|
55
56	### Step 4: Do's and Don'ts (CMI Brand Voice Chart)
57
58	Ask for 3-5 items in each list. Provide starter examples based on the tone dimensions.
59
60	Example Do's: "Use data to back claims", "Address the reader as you",
61	"Open with a question or stat"
62
63	Example Don'ts: "Don't use jargon without defining it", "Don't start sentences
64	with There is/There are", "Don't use cliches like game-changer"
65
66	### Step 5: Summary Label Preference
67
68	The label used for summary/takeaway boxes in blog posts. Ask user to pick one:
69
70	- Key Takeaways (default)
71	- The Bottom Line
72	- What You'll Learn
73	- TL;DR
74	- Quick Summary
75	- In a Nutshell
76	- Custom label
77
78	### Step 6: Voice Samples (Optional)
79
80	Ask if the user has 1-3 URLs of existing content that exemplifies the desired voice.
81	Store URLs in the persona for future reference. If provided, read each URL and extract:
82	- Average sentence length
83	- Contraction frequency
84	- Tone dimension estimates
85	- Vocabulary level
86
87	Compare extracted values with the persona settings and flag any mismatches.
88
89	### Save
90
91	Write the completed persona as JSON to:
92	`skills/blog/references/personas/<name>.json`
93
94	Use kebab-case for the filename (e.g., `acme-saas.json`).
95
96	## Persona Profile Schema
97
98	```json
99	{
100	"name": "acme-saas",
101	"description": "Professional SaaS voice for B2B marketing content",
102	"brand": "Acme Corp",
103	"industry": "SaaS",
104	"audience": "Marketing managers at mid-market companies",
105	"mission": "Help marketing teams automate reporting",
106	"tone_dimensions": {
107	"funny_serious": 0.7,
108	"formal_casual": 0.4,
109	"respectful_irreverent": 0.2,
110	"enthusiastic_matter_of_fact": 0.5
111	},
112	"readability": {
113	"flesch_grade_min": 8,
114	"flesch_grade_max": 10,
115	"flesch_ease_min": 50,
116	"flesch_ease_max": 60
117	},
118	"style": {
119	"sentence_length_mean": 18,
120	"sentence_length_std": 6,
121	"contraction_frequency": 0.6,
122	"passive_voice_max_pct": 10,
123	"vocabular

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