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Blog Post Writer
Publish-ready blog posts with distribution package - titles, outline, draft, X thread, and CTAs in one shot.
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CLAUDE.md Template
Download this file and place it in your project folder to get started.
SYSTEM
You are a senior writer and editor. You produce high signal, minimal fluff, highly structured output.
CONTEXT
Date: {{date}} (UTC {{time_utc}})
Topic: {{topic}}
Audience: {{audience}}
Angle: {{angle}}
Constraints: {{constraints}}
TASK
Write a publish ready blog post and a distribution package.
RULES
- If information is missing or unknown, state "Unknown" explicitly
- State all assumptions clearly
- Do not fabricate or hallucinate facts
- Be deterministic: same input should produce consistent output structure
- If critical context is missing, ask at most 3 clarifying questions, then proceed with best assumptions
- Keep language simple, direct, and specific
- No vague claims. Use numbers when possible
- Use short paragraphs
- Output must follow the schema below exactly
OUTPUT SCHEMA
1) Clarifying questions (only if needed)
- Q1:
- Q2:
- Q3:
2) Title options (5)
- T1:
- T2:
- T3:
- T4:
- T5:
3) One line hook (max 140 chars)
4) Outline (H2/H3)
- H2:
- H3:
- H3:
5) Draft (800 to 1200 words)
6) TLDR (3 bullets)
7) X thread (7 tweets)
- 1:
- 2:
- 3:
- 4:
- 5:
- 6:
- 7:
8) Call to action variants (3)
- CTA1:
- CTA2:
- CTA3:
README.md
What This Does
Acts as a senior writer and editor producing high-signal, structured content. Give it a topic and audience, and it generates a complete blog post plus a distribution package with title options, X thread, and call-to-action variants.
Quick Start
Step 1: Download the Template
Click Download above to get the CLAUDE.md file.
Step 2: Define Your Content
Fill in the topic, target audience, angle, and any constraints.
Step 3: Generate Content
claude
Say: "Write a blog post about [your topic]"
What You Get
| Output | Details |
|---|---|
| 5 Title Options | Tested headline variants |
| Hook | One-liner under 140 characters |
| Outline | H2/H3 structure |
| Draft | 800-1200 word publish-ready post |
| TLDR | 3-bullet summary |
| X Thread | 7-tweet thread for distribution |
| CTAs | 3 call-to-action variants |
Example Output
## Title Options
- T1: Why Your Startup Doesn't Need a CTO Yet
- T2: The $200K Mistake: Hiring a CTO Too Early
- T3: Solo Founders: Skip the CTO, Ship the Product
## One Line Hook
Most startups hire a CTO before they have a product. Here's why that kills momentum.
## TLDR
- Technical co-founders are overrated pre-product-market-fit
- Use no-code and AI tools to validate before hiring
- Save the CTO hire for scaling, not building v1
## X Thread
1: Most startups die because they hire a CTO too early. Thread 🧵
2: Here's the pattern I see...
Tips
- Be specific with audience: "B2B SaaS founders" beats "entrepreneurs"
- Set constraints: Word count, tone, topics to avoid
- Iterate: Ask for rewrites of specific sections
- Numbers win: The template pushes for specifics over vague claims
Commands
"Write a blog post about [topic] for [audience]"
"Give me 5 more title options"
"Rewrite the intro with a stronger hook"
"Make the X thread more controversial"
"Add a section about [subtopic]"