| name | create-child |
| description | Create a child post that expands on a parent topic in Hiverarchy. Use when user wants to drill deeper into a topic, add a subtopic, or create hierarchical content under an existing post. |
Create Child Post
Creates a child post that expands on a parent topic in the Hiverarchy hierarchical blog system.
Instructions
When creating a child post:
- Identify the parent: Ensure you have the parent post ID or context
- Understand the hierarchy: Child posts should dive deeper into a specific aspect
- Generate focused content:
- Title should relate to but be distinct from parent
- Content expands on ONE aspect of the parent topic
- Should be self-contained but reference parent context
- Maintain consistency: Match the tone and style of the parent post
Child Post Guidelines
- Focus on a single subtopic from the parent
- Don't repeat the parent content - expand on it
- Can reference the parent: "As mentioned in [parent topic]..."
- Should add new value that wasn't in the parent
- Keep the same voice/tone as the parent
Hierarchical Structure Examples
Parent: "Golf Basics"
├── Child: "Understanding Club Selection"
├── Child: "Reading Greens Like a Pro"
└── Child: "The Mental Game of Golf"
Parent: "My Coding Journey"
├── Child: "Learning React: First Impressions"
├── Child: "Backend vs Frontend: Finding My Path"
└── Child: "Side Projects That Taught Me the Most"
Output Format
{
"title": "Child post title",
"content": "Full markdown content expanding the subtopic...",
"brief_description": "1-2 sentence summary",
"parent_id": "uuid-of-parent-post"
}
Example
Parent post: "My Golf Season Review"
User: "Create a child post about my putting improvements"
Response:
{
"title": "The Putting Breakthrough: How I Dropped 4 Strokes",
"content": "# The Putting Breakthrough\n\nOne area that really transformed my game this season was putting...",
"brief_description": "A deep dive into the putting techniques and practice routines that significantly improved my scores.",
"parent_id": "abc123"
}