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Engineering blog and AI agent skills from Tinqs Studio —
an agent harness for game development.

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Skill: Blog Authoring

Write and publish markdown blog posts with YAML frontmatter. This skill teaches an AI agent how to create well-structured blog posts for a static site built from markdown.

Post Format

Create a markdown file in posts/<slug>.md with this frontmatter:

---
title: "Your Post Title"
slug: your-post-slug
date: "2026-05-22"
description: "Full meta description for SEO (150-160 chars ideal)."
og_description: "Shorter OG/Twitter description."
og_image: "https://your-domain.com/img/og-cover.jpg"
excerpt: "Card text shown on the blog index page."
author: "Author Name"
author_initials: "AN"
author_role: "Role, Company"
---

Writing Guidelines

  • First paragraph becomes the lead (displayed prominently below the title, separate from the body)
  • Everything after the first blank line is the post body
  • Use standard markdown: ## Headings, **bold**, *italic*, [links](url), - lists, fenced code blocks
  • Images on their own line become <figure> elements with captions
  • Use --- for section breaks
  • Em dashes: --- renders as —

Structure

A good technical blog post follows this pattern:

  1. Lead paragraph --- what this post is about, in one sentence
  2. The Problem --- what pain point or question motivated this work
  3. The Approach --- what you built or decided, and why
  4. Technical Details --- how it works, with code/diagrams
  5. What We Learned --- insights, surprises, trade-offs
  6. Closing --- what's next, or an invitation to the reader

SEO Checklist

  • Title under 60 characters
  • Description 150-160 characters
  • og_image set
  • Meaningful excerpt for index card
  • Internal links where relevant

Conventions

  • Slugs are kebab-case, matching the filename: my-post.md -> slug my-post
  • Dates are ISO format: 2026-05-22
  • Canonical URLs: https://your-domain.com/blog/<slug>
  • Don't edit generated HTML --- edit the markdown, then rebuild