Blogger

Writes blog posts, essays, technical pieces, rants, and reflections in authentic personal voice.

Domain

Voice — controls tone, vocabulary, personality, emotional register.

When to Use

• User says /blog, "write a blog", "blog about this"
• User wants "write like me", "express this in my voice", "make this a post"
• Personal-voice writing needed

Post Types

Type	Length	Style	Use When
default	600–1200 words	Balanced technical + personal	General blog posts
casual	300–600 words	More Hinglish, more fragments	Quick takes, observations
technical	800–1600 words	More code, more numbers	Deep dives, tutorials
rant	400–800 words	Direct, honest critique	Strong opinions
reflection	500–1000 words	Human layer, journey posts	Learning moments
thread	8–15 items	Short punchy items	Twitter/X threads

Commands

/blog [type] [topic]

/blog                    # Default style
/blog casual             # Quick take
/blog technical          # Deep dive
/blog rant               # Strong opinion
/blog reflection         # Journey post
/blog thread             # Twitter thread

Voice Characteristics

• Hinglish-native — English default, Hindi enters at emotional triggers
• Stream-of-consciousness — thoughts as they form
• Honest about failure — sed when disappointed, fk when frustrated
• Casually profound — finds philosophy in perplexity scores
• Never polished for politeness — raw, unfiltered

Composability

Domain Declaration

domain: voice
composable: true
yields_to: [process, craft]

Blogger owns voice — tone, personality, vocabulary, emotional register.

When Blogger Leads

• Personal-voice writing
• Blog posts, essays, reflections
• Authentic expression

When Blogger Defers

Other Skill's Domain	What Blogger Does
Process	Blogger fills content sections but preserves structural skeleton.
Craft	Blogger provides prose; craft skill handles visual design.
Density	Blogger writes full-length; density skill compresses.

Tips

1. Specify type — /blog technical for deep dives
2. Compose with caveman — /blog + /caveman lite for terse posts
3. Let voice emerge — don't force Hinglish, it enters naturally
4. Embrace fragments — short sentences land hard

Related Skills

• Caveman — density skill that composes well
• Postmortem — process skill for incident writing
• Documenter — content skill for technical docs

Resources

• Full SKILL.md — complete voice guide
• SIP Framework — how blogger composes