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Personal blog management with Eleventy and Cloudflare Workers. Use when user mentions blog, publishing posts, blog deployment, tj-zhang.com, or writing articles for the blog. Covers content workflow from Obsidian to published post.

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1Download skill
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3Upload to Claude

Click "Upload skill" and select the downloaded ZIP file

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SKILL.md

name blog-management
description Personal blog management with Eleventy and Cloudflare Workers. Use when user mentions blog, publishing posts, blog deployment, tj-zhang.com, or writing articles for the blog. Covers content workflow from Obsidian to published post.

Blog Management

Eleventy static blog hosted on Cloudflare Workers.

Quick Reference

Repository: ~/projects/tj-zhang-blog/ Live Site: tj-zhang.com Deploy: pnpm ship

Content Creation Workflow

From Obsidian to Blog

  1. Write in Obsidian with full markdown structure:

    # Article Title
    
    Tagline or subtitle
    
    Content...
    
  2. Copy to blog:

    cp "obsidian/article.md" ~/projects/tj-zhang-blog/content/blog/new-post.md
    
  3. Edit for blog format:

    • Add frontmatter with title, description, date, tags
    • Remove H1 header (template handles title display)
    • Keep tagline and content
  4. Final format:

    ---
    title: "Article Title"
    description: "Brief description"
    date: 2025-09-04
    tags: ["tag1", "tag2"]
    ---
    
    Tagline or subtitle
    
    Content...
    
  5. Deploy:

    cd ~/projects/tj-zhang-blog && pnpm ship
    

Why No H1 in Markdown

  • Industry standard (Dan Abramov, Kent C. Dodds style)
  • Single source of truth: title from frontmatter only
  • Template handles title rendering
  • No duplicate H1 headers

Architecture

  • Eleventy: Static site generation
  • Cloudflare Workers: Hosting with global CDN
  • Local builds: Faster than CI/CD for single-author blog