{blog-analyze}

Score one blog post (or a folder of posts) on a 5-category 100-point scale covering content quality, SEO, E-E-A-T, technical elements, and AI citation readiness. Runs the deterministic analyzer first, then adds judgment and prioritized Critical/High/Medium/Low fixes. Advisory style diagnostics never infer authorship or affect the score. Exports markdown, JSON or table; works with MDX, markdown, HTML or a URL. Use when the user asks to analyze, score, rate or check the quality of specific posts ("analyze blog", "blog score", "check blog quality", "rate this post"). For a site-wide health check (orphan pages, cannibalization, stale content, schema across all posts) use blog-audit instead.

agricidaniel/claude-blog·2,539 installsMIT
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Packaging1 fileSKILL.md is the whole skillDirectory Scan
External DependenciesNone foundNothing beyond the skill's own filesDirectory Scan
Tool AccessUnrestrictedNo allowed-tools declaredFrontmatter
SafetyWarn5 partner scansPartner Audits

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  • COMMAND_EXECUTION
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Gen Agent Trust HubpassSAFEThis skill analyzes blog posts from files or URLs. It includes robust protections against Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) when fetching URLs. The primary security considerations are the execution of a local Python script on user-provided content and the potential for malicious blog posts to influence the AI's analysis via indirect prompt injection.2026-10-15
Socketpass—No alerts2026-10-15
SnykwarnMEDIUMRisk: MEDIUM · 1 issue2026-10-15
RunlayerpassLOW1/1 file flagged2026-02-26
ZeroLeakspassNONEScore: 93/100 · 2 sections analyzed2026-04-16

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Packaging100/100none
LicenseMITnone
Tool Accessunrestrictednone
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