Claude Code Instructions for zenn-content

Project Overview

This repository contains published, author-voiced Zenn / Dev.to articles and note / Substack essays about AI agents, Claude Code workflows, and LLM engineering. Study drafts without an author voice do not belong. The repository is public; nothing load-bearing depends on a publishing platform remaining available.

Publications index

README is a routing page, not an article list. The exhaustive generated index is docs/PUBLICATIONS.md.

• source: articles/*.md frontmatter, scripts/schedule.json, scripts/corpus.yml, scripts/reading_paths.yml
• generate after article / URL / essay / paper changes: npm run generate:index
• verify drift before handoff: npm run check:index
• do not hand-maintain article titles or counts in README / llms files

Writing harness

Human-primary prose has one entrypoint, resident in this repository: .claude/skills/writing-ecosystem/SKILL.md (the review agents editor / essay-reviewer / prose-clarity-reviewer / fact-checker and the skills quality-gate / session-theme-mining live in .claude/ too). The author's writing values and principles live only in .claude/rules/writing-principles.md (the backbone). Platform and repository values live only in .claude/rules/publishing-channels.md. For article work in another repository, add this repo with claude --add-dir ~/MyAI_Lab/zenn-content or start the session here.

Do not restate the backbone or the shared flow here. writing-ecosystem owns the procedure: the editorial brief, review order, revision return conditions, and the boundary that excludes ADRs / memory / raw session history from writing-time rules. Article direction comes from interviewing the author (.claude/skills/article-interview/); outlines and plans for an article are written only after its brief.

The project output style .claude/output-styles/zenn-writing.md (selected in .claude/settings.json) governs how Claude talks with the author, not article prose. For coding work such as scripts/, set "outputStyle": "default" in .claude/settings.local.json (CLI: /output-style default).

Channel and format boundaries

• Zenn: articles/; format and syntax are owned by zenn-format
• Dev.to: articles-en/; translation method is global prose-translation, platform conversion is devto-translator
• note: note/（note 初出の JA 正本と、Zenn 記事の原文転載。転載の正本は articles/）
• Substack EN translation: substack/ （frontmatter の有無は publishing-channels.md の Deterministic checks 列が持つ）
• note publishing and corpus mirroring: note-publishing
• Substack publishing and corpus mirroring: substack-publishing
• note daily queue and scheduling: docs/note-pipeline.md
• Zenn / Dev.to publishing pipeline: publish-article

Exact register, audience promise, reviewer panel, title limit, published_at, cadence, terminology, and publish handoff are defined in .claude/rules/publishing-channels.md; do not duplicate their values here.

Drafting stays in the orchestrator. Review and acceptance follow writing-ecosystem (resident in .claude/skills/) plus the local channel contract.

Post-publication measurement

article-stocktake is project-local instrumentation. It collects and reports reception differences, then stops. Human-side reception data lives in scripts/metrics/snapshots.jsonl: Zenn views and note impressions / PV / likes are read from each platform's dashboard (source: zenn_dash / note_dash, one row per article plus an account row), alongside the older Zenn / Dev.to API rows. Check this file before claiming human reception is unmeasured; the row format and collection procedure belong to article-stocktake. It does not generate or rank themes and does not call session-theme-mining automatically.

Verification and publishing

Pipeline details live in the scripts (scripts/devto_crosspost.py --help, scripts/note_publish.py --help) and the publishing skills below; the schedule.json schema is .claude/refs/schedule-schema.md.

1. /quality-gate <file>
2. author publication GO
3. /publish-article <file> for Zenn / Dev.to, note-publishing for note, or substack-publishing for Substack
4. npm run generate:index
5. npm run validate and npm run check:index

If article, schedule.json, or generated-index changes are committed, remind the user to push. An unpushed commit does not reach Zenn scheduling or the Dev.to cross-post job.

Public-repository safety

Never commit personal file paths, API keys, credentials, unsanitized raw logs, or sensitive screenshots.