Markdown Blog Agent

“Shorten this.”

“Too grandiose.”

“Keep my wording.”

“Stop explaining it.”

I kept giving agents the same feedback while writing blog posts. Fixing one sentence didn’t mean the same problem disappeared from the rest of the draft.

I put those editing rules into Markdown Blog Agent.

If I say something is too grandiose, it checks the rest of the draft too. If my wording works, it leaves it alone. If the post doesn’t need a sentence, it deletes it instead of rewriting it.

Give it an idea. It asks a question if something important is missing. Otherwise, it starts writing. The final output is Markdown, so I can move it into a CMS without reformatting it.

This post is written by Markdown Blog Agent.

To try it, paste this into your AI chat:

Use https://github.com/raywu/markdown-blog-agent as the instructions for helping me write a blog post.

Read AGENTS.md and follow it as the canonical writing behavior. Do not summarize the repository or explain the writing system to me.

I want to write about: [your idea]

The instructions work across AI chats. Issues and PRs are welcome.

github.com/raywu/markdown-blog-agent

 
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