Why does the skill remove H1 headings from the content?

In most Next.js blog setups, the page component displays the title from the frontmatter metadata. Removing the H1 from the Markdown body prevents redundant headers on the webpage.

What frontmatter format does it use?

It uses a YAML frontmatter block containing title, excerpt, date, and author, with all values wrapped in single quotes for maximum compatibility.

Can I provide just a topic instead of a full post?

Yes. If you provide a topic, the skill will use a predefined template to create a structured outline with the necessary frontmatter and placeholder sections.

How does this skill handle file naming?

It automatically converts your post title into a lowercase, kebab-case slug (e.g., 'My New Post' becomes 'my-new-post.md') and saves it to the _posts/ directory.

Blog Content Formatter

Name: Blog Content Formatter
Author: santosrai

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Content Management

Formats raw blog content into production-ready Markdown files with frontmatter for Next.js portfolio sites.

About

The Blog Content Formatter skill streamlines the content creation process by automating the transformation of raw text into structured Markdown files. Specifically designed for Next.js MDX environments, it handles technical nuances like kebab-case slug generation, intelligent excerpt extraction, and precise frontmatter formatting. By enforcing strict metadata rules and ensuring content structure aligns with modern frontend components, it allows developers to focus on writing while maintaining a consistent and SEO-friendly blog architecture.

Key Features

Automatic frontmatter generation including title, excerpt, date, and author
Next.js MDX-ready formatting (omits redundant H1 tags)
Kebab-case slugging for SEO-friendly filenames and URLs
Intelligent excerpt extraction from content paragraphs
Template-based post generation from simple topics or titles
1 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Generating structured blog outlines from a single topic or title
Converting raw drafts or notes into formatted blog posts for a developer portfolio
Standardizing existing markdown files to match a specific repository schema

About

Key Features

Automatic frontmatter generation including title, excerpt, date, and author
Next.js MDX-ready formatting (omits redundant H1 tags)
Kebab-case slugging for SEO-friendly filenames and URLs
Intelligent excerpt extraction from content paragraphs
Template-based post generation from simple topics or titles
1 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Generating structured blog outlines from a single topic or title
Converting raw drafts or notes into formatted blog posts for a developer portfolio
Standardizing existing markdown files to match a specific repository schema