- Add placeholder fallback to generateStaticParams for cacheComponents compatibility - Update npm packages within semver range (next 16.1.6, react 19.2.4, shiki 3.22.0, etc.) - Add /new-post skill for blog publishing workflow - Update CLAUDE.md with git remote mirroring docs Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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New Blog Post
Create and publish a new blog post for the personal blog.
Step 1: Gather Information
Ask the user for the following using AskUserQuestion (all in one prompt):
- Title — the article title (Chinese or English)
- Tags — offer existing tags from past posts as multi-select options:
Medicine - 醫學,Writings - 創作,Hardware - 硬體,Software - 軟體,Unboxing - 開箱. User can also input custom tags. - Feature image — options: no image, provide a URL or Unsplash link, or provide a local file path
- Description — short excerpt for SEO/article list, or skip for now
Step 2: Create the Post File
Create the markdown file at content/posts/<title>.md with this frontmatter format:
---
title: <title>
slug: <english-slug-derived-from-title>
published_at: '<current-ISO-date>'
description: <description if provided>
tags:
- <tag1>
- <tag2>
authors:
- Gbanyan
feature_image: ../assets/<slug>.jpg
---
If the user provides article content, add it after the frontmatter.
Step 3: Handle Feature Image
If the user provides an Unsplash URL:
- Extract the real image URL by running:
curl -sL "<unsplash-page-url>" | grep -oE 'https://images\.unsplash\.com/photo-[^"? ]+' | head -1 - Download at 1920px width:
curl -sL -o content/assets/<slug>.jpg "<image-url>?w=1920&q=90" - Optimize with jpegoptim:
jpegoptim --max=85 --strip-all --all-progressive content/assets/<slug>.jpg - Verify the image visually using the Read tool
If the user provides a local file path, copy it to content/assets/<slug>.jpg and optimize.
If no image, omit feature_image from frontmatter.
Step 4: Preview (Optional)
Ask the user if they want to preview with npm run dev before publishing.
Step 5: Publish
Execute the two-step deployment:
# 1. Commit and push content submodule
git -C content add . && git -C content commit -m "Add new post: <title>" && git -C content push
# 2. Update main repo submodule pointer and push (triggers CI/CD)
git add content && git commit -m "Update content submodule" && git push
Confirm both pushes succeeded. The CI/CD pipeline on git.gbanyan.net will handle deployment automatically (and crontab mirrors to gitea.gbanyan.net).