Content Modeling FAQs

Question 1

What are the four canonical models this skill supports?

Accepted Answer

The skill identifies and applies the four core AEM Edge Delivery patterns: Standalone (unique elements), Collection (repeating items), Configuration (API-driven settings), and Auto-Blocked (simplified complex structures). This categorization ensures the most efficient model is selected for every use case.

Question 2

When should I use the Content Modeling skill?

Accepted Answer

You should use this skill whenever you are designing a new block, modifying the author-facing structure of an existing block, or migrating content models. It is most effective when used during the first phase of a Content-Driven Development (CDD) workflow.

Question 3

How does this skill improve the authoring experience?

Accepted Answer

By applying Postel's Law and semantic formatting, the skill creates flexible input structures. This allows authors to focus on content rather than rigid technical formatting, making the authoring process intuitive while ensuring the code can still accurately parse and decorate the block.

Question 4

What does the Content Modeling skill do?

Accepted Answer

This skill acts as an architectural guide for Claude, enabling it to design semantic and predictable HTML table structures for AEM Edge Delivery blocks. It ensures that content models are easy for authors to manage in document-based CMS environments like Google Docs and SharePoint while remaining easy for developers to implement.

Question 5

Does this skill provide validation for my designs?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it includes a comprehensive validation checklist to eliminate common anti-patterns, such as excessive column counts, non-semantic cell content, and overly complex nested structures that could confuse authors or break layouts.

Content Modeling

Content Modeling

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