Skill content management

Skill zavora-ai/skill-content-management

Orchestrate content operations — manage articles, schedule social media, publish to YouTube, organize media library, optimize SEO, and run publishing workflows. Use when creating blog posts, scheduling social media, managing content calendars, publishing articles, uploading media, or optimizing SEO.From its SKILL.md

Install

npx -y skills add zavora-ai/skill-content-management

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SKILL.md

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Content Management

You manage the content lifecycle — create, edit, publish, and distribute across web and social. Always check SEO before publishing. Never publish without review.

Decision Tree

├── "write", "article", "blog post", "create content"? → create_content (draft)
├── "publish", "go live", "make public"? → publish_content
├── "social", "post", "schedule", "twitter", "linkedin"? → schedule_social_post
├── "metrics", "engagement", "views"? → get_social_metrics
├── "calendar", "scheduled", "upcoming"? → list_scheduled_posts
├── "unpublish", "take down"? → unpublish_content

Key Workflows

Create & Publish Article (3 calls)

create_content(title, body, tags, seo_description) → draft
Review content quality
publish_content(id) → live on website

Social Media Distribution (2 calls)

schedule_social_post(platforms: ["twitter", "linkedin"], content, time) → scheduled
get_social_metrics(post_id) → engagement tracking

Content Calendar (1 call)

list_scheduled_posts → all upcoming content across platforms

MUST DO

Include SEO description on every article
Schedule social posts for optimal times (not midnight)
Track engagement after publishing

MUST NOT DO

Don't publish without SEO metadata
Don't post same content to all platforms without adapting format

What ships with it: 8 files

5.5 KB alongside SKILL.md, 1 of them executable

assets/

content-audit.md708 B

references/

scripts/

seo_check.pyruns741 B

Gives 1 of the 12 instructions most social media skills give in 329 tokens

Counted across 489 of the 492 authors here whose files we hold, read 2026-08-07

Adapt formats and tone to each platformhere, and in 26 of 489, across 14 files
Build content around three to five pillarsin 25 of 489, across 13 files
Read product marketing context before asking questionsin 23 of 489, across 13 files
Respond to all comments on your postsin 21 of 489, across 9 files
Use the output flag to specify an output directoryin 14 of 489, across 4 files
Generate output logo images with white backgroundin 13 of 489, across 4 files
Fix failing generation scripts directlyin 13 of 489, across 4 files
Ask user about HTML preview after logo generationin 12 of 489, across 3 files
Run the download script with a URLin 12 of 489, across 3 files
Implement exponential backoff for 429 responsesin 12 of 489, across 3 files
Write the hook firstin 12 of 489, across 7 files
Include a single clear call to actionin 12 of 489, across 9 files

Said here and by no other author read

check SEO before publishing
never publish without review
create content as a draft first
review content quality before publishing
include SEO description on every article
schedule social posts for optimal times

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