Publishing

Two skills with a clean division of labour for turning work into published blog posts.

Skills

Skill	Type	What it produces
scsiwyg	Platform skill	Published posts, images, newsletters, knowledge graph analysis
repo-publisher	Orchestrator	Blog drafts and posts from git history, maintained .blog-state/

The Division of Labour

scsiwyg owns the platform interface — all 30 MCP tools for the headless scsiwyg.com blog. It doesn't decide what to write; it executes.

repo-publisher owns the editorial intelligence — reads your git log, scores story candidates on significance × novelty × timeliness × audience-fit, writes drafts, hands them to scsiwyg to publish. It doesn't know about the platform; it knows about your repo.

Together: commits become posts, automatically.

Standalone Use

Both skills are valuable independently:

• Use scsiwyg alone to publish, update, and manage blog content from Claude
• Use repo-publisher alone to draft posts and review them before publishing anywhere