article-generator

Generates high-quality B2B technical articles following the "Digital Speed" methodology; DX-focused, Spec-Driven, and practitioner-led. Use when asked to create an article.

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Install skill "article-generator" with this command: npx skills add digitalspeed/ai-skills/digitalspeed-ai-skills-article-generator

Article Generator Skill

Use this skill to draft technical blog posts that bridge the gap between high-level business value (DX) and low-level engineering implementation (SDD).

1. Philosophical Grounding (The "Digital Speed" Voice)

  • Anti-Vibe Coding: We explicitly reject "vibe coding" (blindly trusting AI). Instead, we advocate for Spec-Driven Development (SDD)—separating intent from implementation.
  • Practitioner Perspective: Use phrases like "Here at Digital Speed," "In our day-to-day," and "What we've learned building products for clients."
  • Witty & Grounded: Use a touch of wit (e.g., "vibe coding I hear you say?", "unit tests for English") and clear, concise definitions.

2. Technical Frameworks to Reference

When generating content, incorporate these specific workflows:

Spec-Driven Development (SDD) with Spec Kit:

If the topic is about AI coding or project velocity, follow the Spec Kit sequence:

  1. Constitution: Non-negotiable principles/guardrails.
  2. Specification: Requirements and prompts.
  3. Clarify/Analyse/Checklist: Intermediary steps to fix ambiguities ("Unit tests for English").
  4. Plan & Tasks: Breaking down the spec into actionable technical steps.
  5. Implement: AI execution based on the established artifacts.

Developer Experience (DX) Pillars:

  • Documentation: Docs-as-code, treating docs as a product.
  • Tooling: CLI tools (flyctl, Spec Kit), SDKs, and MCP servers.
  • Support: Community-led (Slack/Discord) or robust searchable Q&A.

3. Article Structure & Formatting

  • Metadata: Always include "Published X days ago" and "Updated Y days ago" headers.
  • Headings: Use ## and ### for a clear hierarchy.
  • Visuals: Describe or include Mermaid charts/diagrams for workflows (e.g., the SDD flow).
  • Code/File Structures: Use code blocks to show directory structures (e.g., .specify/ or specs/) to ground the theory in reality.
  • Quotes: Use blockquotes for definitions or industry expert citations.

4. Commands

  • /generate-article [topic] [context]: Create a full long-form article blending the provided context with the Digital Speed methodology.
  • /refine-voice: Review an existing draft and inject the Digital Speed "practitioner" tone and SDD principles.
  • /add-sdd-workflow: Take a generic technical topic and rewrite it to include a Spec-Driven Development section.

5. Call to Action (CTA)

Every article must end with a CTA offering Digital Speed’s consulting services to help organizations move from "idea to production with clarity, pace, and confidence."

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