11ai Blog Builder

Use this as the coordinator for the plugin. Read references/scaffold-map.md, then invoke the subsystem skills in order.

Build order

1. Use $11ai-blog-cms for content types, routes, registry, validation, library browsing, publication pages, and post readers.
2. Use $11ai-blog-authors after the CMS shape exists. Add author metadata/tags, post authorIds, bylines, author routes, and the Authors library mode.
3. Use $11ai-blog-markdown-components after post readers exist. Add react-markdown, GFM, fenced code, prose components, link/image/embed handling, a demo page/post, and shared heading extraction.
4. Use $11ai-blog-content-format when migrating, importing, or normalizing post/publication/author content into the expected 11ai metadata and Markdown shape.
5. Use $11ai-blog-content-generation when the user asks to create new editorial content, seed posts, demo material, publications, or author profiles.
6. Use $11ai-blog-toc after Markdown heading IDs and extraction exist. Add sticky/collapsible TOC UI, active section logic, and tests.
7. Optional: use $11ai-blog-ui only when the user asks for 11ai-style visual polish or a reusable editorial UI pass. It must not change the data contracts.

Rules

• Read the target repository's agent instructions and relevant framework docs before writing code.
• Keep the blog file-backed unless the user explicitly asks for a database or hosted CMS.
• Preserve host route prefixes, theme tokens, Tailwind/shadcn conventions, and image pipeline where possible.
• Keep server-rendered pages as server components; isolate client state in browser controls and TOC components.
• Validate after each major layer: typecheck, lint, unit tests, browser tests, and production build when available.
• If the user asks for exact 11ai recreation, use the scaffold map as the default route/component inventory.

Delivery

Report which subsystem skills were used, files changed, route map, content model, UI variants, tests added, checks run, and any intentional deviations from the scaffold.