feat(copywriter): add blog-post skill and release 0.3.0 - #54
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Copywriter now adapts supplied author material into short social posts, X/Twitter threads, LinkedIn writing, and personal blogs through the new
blog-postskill. It preserves the author's perspective and uncertainty, requires substantive input, and includes an 11-source research synthesis with format and accessibility guidance.Shared editorial guidance now favors natural punctuation and avoids em dashes and formulaic formatting across all Copywriter writing skills. The minor release bumps Copywriter from 0.2.0 to 0.3.0 across portable and native manifests, package metadata, and the lockfile.
Verification:
npm test: 36 repository tests pass.npm run validate: passes.node scripts/test.js: four tests pass, including seven-skill package relocation for all three targets.node scripts/validate.js: passes.Installed-client invocation and human editorial validation were not tested.