zola-blog
Apps & AutomationThis skill should be used when publishing Vietnamese Obsidian notes to a Zola blog. It converts Vietnamese content to English, optimizes writing style following strict anti-AI-detection guidelines, and publishes to the blog. Use when the user provides an Obsidian markdown file path and wants it published as a blog post.
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Zola Blog Publisher
Publish content to Zola blog with Vietnamese-to-English translation and writing optimization.
Two Modes
Mode 1: From Obsidian File
User provides path to Obsidian markdown file.
/zola-blog D:\pcloud\workspace\obsidian\10 cong cu\neovim\lazyvim.md
Mode 2: From Bullet Points / Description
User provides brief outline, bullet points, or topic description without file path.
/zola-blog
- topic: setting up WezTerm for AI coding
- pain point: opening multiple terminals every morning
- solution: Lua script to auto-launch agents
- features: hotkey launcher, auto-maximize, tab management
Detect mode by checking if user input contains a valid file path (.md extension with drive letter or starts with path separator).
Workflow for Mode 1 (From File)
Step 1: Read Source File
Read the Obsidian markdown file from the provided path.
Step 2: Convert Obsidian to Zola Format
Use the existing import_markdown function from the toolkit to handle:
- Remove Obsidian YAML frontmatter
- Convert wikilinks
[[link]]to plain text - Remove callout formatting
> [!note] - Process images: copy from Obsidian vault to blog static folder
Call the Python toolkit:
cd "D:\pcloud\workspace\code\python"
python -c "from toolkit_modules.tools.blog import BlogTools; BlogTools().import_markdown()"
Or use the conversion functions directly if needed.
Step 3: Translate and Optimize
After conversion, translate and optimize the content:
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Translate Vietnamese to English
- Keep technical terms in English
- Maintain code blocks unchanged
- Preserve markdown formatting
-
Optimize writing style - Follow
references/blog-guidelines.mdstrictly:- Remove AI buzzwords completely
- Use personal voice: "I use", "I found", "I built"
- Short paragraphs (2-4 sentences max)
- Specific numbers instead of vague claims
- Honest about pros AND cons
- Active voice only
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Expand content where needed
- Add real examples from context
- Include "who should use this" section
- Add comparison with alternatives if relevant
Step 4: Review Checklist
Before publishing, verify:
- No AI buzzwords (seamlessly, powerful, leverage, game-changer, etc.)
- Personal voice throughout ("I", not "we" or passive)
- Opening hook is specific pain point, not generic
- All numbers are concrete, not vague
- Short paragraphs (2-4 sentences)
- Reads like human developer wrote it
Step 5: Write Final Post
Write the optimized English content to the blog:
- Location:
D:\pcloud\workspace\code\website\quoc app\content\blog\ - Filename: slug from original filename
- Include Zola frontmatter with title, date, tags
Step 6: Build and Deploy
Provide commands for user to run:
cd "D:\pcloud\workspace\code\website\quoc app"
zola build
git add .
git commit -m "Add new blog post: [title]"
git push
Workflow for Mode 2 (From Bullet Points / Description)
Step 1: Understand the Input
User provides outline in Vietnamese or English:
- Topic / subject
- Pain point or problem
- Solution or approach
- Key features or points to cover
- Personal experiences (if any)
Example input:
/zola-blog
- chủ đề: dùng marker convert PDF sang markdown
- vấn đề: PDF khó edit, copy text bị lỗi format
- giải pháp: dùng marker, hỗ trợ OCR, giữ được format
- tính năng: CLI đơn giản, hỗ trợ batch, extract ảnh
Step 2: Research and Expand
Before writing, gather more context:
- Ask clarifying questions if needed (target audience, technical depth, specific examples)
- If topic is technical, understand the tool/concept fully
- Identify real use cases and scenarios
Step 3: Write Full Blog Post
Write complete blog post in English following references/blog-guidelines.md:
Structure to follow:
- Opening hook - specific pain point, personal story
- Problem section - why existing solutions fail
- Solution introduction - what it does, no hype
- Features breakdown - each with real example
- Real workflow examples - step-by-step with numbers
- Comparison with alternatives - honest pros/cons
- Who should use this - honest assessment
- Setup guide (if technical)
- Bottom line - restate benefit, simple CTA
Critical rules:
- Write as if YOU (the author) experienced this
- Use "I found", "I use", "I tried"
- Include specific numbers: "takes 30 seconds", "saved 2 hours"
- Be honest about limitations
- NO AI buzzwords
Step 4: Review Checklist
Same as Mode 1 - verify:
- No AI buzzwords
- Personal voice throughout
- Specific opening hook
- Concrete numbers
- Short paragraphs
- Reads like human developer wrote it
Step 5: Generate Slug and Write
- Generate slug from topic:
marker-pdf-to-markdown - Write to blog content folder
- Include proper Zola frontmatter
Step 6: Build and Deploy
Same as Mode 1 - provide git commands.
Key Paths
- Obsidian vault:
D:\pcloud\workspace\obsidian\ - Obsidian images:
D:\pcloud\workspace\obsidian\90 luu tru\images\ - Blog root:
D:\pcloud\workspace\code\website\quoc app\ - Blog content:
D:\pcloud\workspace\code\website\quoc app\content\blog\ - Blog images:
D:\pcloud\workspace\code\website\quoc app\static\images\blog\
Writing Guidelines Reference
For detailed writing guidelines, anti-AI patterns, and examples, see references/blog-guidelines.md.
Example Usage
Mode 1: From File
User: /zola-blog D:\pcloud\workspace\obsidian\10 cong cu\neovim\lazyvim.md
Agent will:
- Read the Vietnamese source file
- Convert Obsidian syntax to standard markdown
- Copy any referenced images to blog static folder
- Translate to English
- Optimize writing following guidelines
- Write to blog content folder
- Provide git commands to publish
Mode 2: From Outline
User: /zola-blog
- topic: using Marker to convert PDF to markdown
- problem: PDFs are hard to edit, copy-paste breaks formatting
- solution: Marker preserves structure, supports OCR
- features: simple CLI, batch processing, image extraction
- my experience: converted 50 research papers last week
Agent will:
- Understand the outline and ask clarifying questions if needed
- Research the topic for accuracy
- Write complete blog post in English with personal voice
- Follow anti-AI-detection guidelines strictly
- Generate appropriate slug and frontmatter
- Write to blog content folder
- Provide git commands to publish