content-ops

Reconstruct a development timeline from local Claude Code conversations, filtering out tool noise while preserving attempts, setbacks, fixes, and turning points. Vibe Story then turns that timeline into a first-person dev log, technical retrospective, or longer article, with optional date and topic filters. Both the skeleton and finished article stay inside the target project, but the extractor currently supports Claude Code logs only.

The repository currently bundles two installable skills for content and product teams. The GEO blog skill guides article structure, frontmatter, schema, and a pre-publication checklist intended to make content easier for AI answer engines to cite. The Laws of UX skill applies established psychology and usability principles when designing or reviewing web apps, dashboards, landing pages, forms, and navigation. Teams can install the full collection or select an individual skill through Skillshare.

Enter a GitHub username to turn public repositories, languages, commit patterns, and README details into a shareable satire piece in one of several tech-persona parody styles. Roaster Kit works as a Claude skill, slash command, or standalone CLI and supports multiple output formats. Its rules restrict material to public data, prohibit identity-based jokes, and soften third-party or learner roasts when consent is absent.

content-wand can atomize an article, transcript, notes, topic, or URL into posts for nine platforms, or convert between formats such as podcasts, blogs, newsletters, email courses, and scripts. It can match a personal or client writing style and applies an AI-pattern cleanup pass before delivery. Web and URL processing also includes defenses against indirect prompt injection.