This is a placeholder blog post demonstrating the content management system. Delete this post and create your own content.
How Blog Posts Work
Blog posts are Markdown files stored in services/content/blog/. Each post lives in its own directory with an index.md file.
Directory Structure
services/content/blog/
├── example-post/
│ └── index.md # This file
└── your-new-post/
├── index.md # Post content
└── images/ # Optional images
└── hero.png
Frontmatter Fields
Every blog post needs frontmatter at the top:
---
title: "Your Post Title"
description: "SEO description for the post"
slug: "url-slug"
kind: "blog"
public: true
author: "Your Name"
published_at: "2025-01-15"
tags: ["tag1", "tag2"]
category: "announcement" # or "article", "guide"
---
Publishing
After creating your post, publish it to the database:
systemprompt core content publish
Next Steps
- Delete this example post
- Create your first real blog post
- Run
systemprompt core content publish - Visit
/blogto see your content
For more details, see the playbook:
systemprompt core playbooks show guide_documentation