FLOW framework integration for bloggers. Evidence-led content workflow using the Find, Optimize, Win loop with stage-specific AI prompts from the FLOW knowledge base (30 blog-applicable prompts, CC BY 4.0). Use when user says "FLOW", "FLOW framework", "blog flow", "evidence-led blogging", "find optimize win", or wants stage-specific blog prompts.
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Runs FLOW Find/Optimize/Win prompts for a blog topic or URL, turning query data, source notes, and page evidence into structured decisions instead of improvised prompts.
Framework and prompts (c) Daniel Agrici, CC BY 4.0. Source: github.com/AgriciDaniel/flow
FLOW is an evidence-led operating model for retrieval, citation, and conversion workflows. Claude Blog integrates the FLOW prompt library so writers can turn query data, source notes, and page evidence into structured decisions instead of improvised prompts.
This skill exposes the three blog-relevant stages (Find, Optimize, Win) and keeps the single Leverage prompt available through the prompts index. The local-SEO prompts (GBP, citations, local audits) are intentionally excluded because they target brick-and-mortar work, not blogs.
Runtime context. Load references/flow-framework.md on every /blog flow
activation. Load prompt files on demand only, scoped to the stage the user
requests.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/blog flow | Show FLOW overview and stage menu |
/blog flow find [topic|url] | Find-stage: keyword discovery, intent mapping, gap analysis (5 prompts) |
/blog flow optimize [url] | Optimize-stage: select 2 to 3 most relevant prompts of 21 based on context |
/blog flow win [url] | Win-stage: BOFU, conversion, dual-surface scorecard (3 prompts) |
/blog flow prompts | Full index of all 30 blog-applicable prompts (Find, Leverage, Optimize, Win) |
/blog flow sync | Pull latest prompt files from github.com/AgriciDaniel/flow |
The single Leverage prompt (off-site authority) is reachable through
/blog flow prompts and is not promoted to a top-level command, since most
blog workflows route off-site work elsewhere.
/blog flow (no sub-command)references/flow-framework.md./blog flow find [topic|url]references/prompts/find/./blog brief <topic>,
/blog outline <topic>, and /blog cannibalization to detect overlap with
existing posts."/blog flow optimize [url]references/prompts/optimize/./blog analyze)./blog flow prompts./blog rewrite <file>, /blog seo-check <file>, /blog geo <file>, /blog schema <file>,
and /blog factcheck <file>."/blog flow win [url]references/prompts/win/./blog repurpose <file>, /blog audit, and /blog analyze <file>."/blog flow promptsreferences/prompts/README.md.claude-seo (/seo flow local) if they need them./blog flow syncpython3 scripts/sync_flow.py.The optimize stage has 21 prompts. Dumping all 21 is noise. Select by priority:
/blog analyze E-E-A-T gap routes to authority
prompts; /blog seo-check failures route to on-page prompts; /blog geo
gaps route to extraction-format prompts).Always surface exactly 2 to 3 prompts. State which prompts you chose and why.
Load on demand. Do NOT load all at startup.
references/flow-framework.md. FLOW operating model. Load on every /blog flow activation.references/bibliography.md. Evidence sources. Load when citing studies or
statistics.references/prompts/README.md. Prompt index. Load for /blog flow prompts.references/prompts/find/. 5 prompts. Load for /blog flow find.references/prompts/leverage/. 1 prompt. Load only when surfaced through
/blog flow prompts.references/prompts/optimize/. 21 prompts. Load selectively for /blog flow optimize.references/prompts/win/. 3 prompts. Load for /blog flow win.If references/ is missing, instruct the user to run /blog flow sync first.
scripts/sync_flow.py pulls prompt files from github.com/AgriciDaniel/flow and
writes them under skills/blog-flow/references/. Stdlib only, HTTPS only,
host-allowlisted to api.github.com, 5 MB response cap, atomic writes,
path-traversal guarded.
Modes:
python3 scripts/sync_flow.py. Sync the latest version of every blog-relevant
stage to disk and refresh the lockfile.python3 scripts/sync_flow.py --dry-run. Report planned changes without
writing.python3 scripts/sync_flow.py --ref <sha>. Pin fetches to a specific FLOW
commit SHA for reproducible installs.The lockfile lives at
skills/blog-flow/references/flow-prompts.lock and uses sha256sum-compatible
format. Drift between the on-disk content and the lockfile is reported on every
sync run.
The script syncs only blog-applicable stages (find, leverage, optimize,
win). The local stage is intentionally skipped to keep the references
directory aligned with the skill's surface area.
GitHub API calls are anonymous by default. If GITHUB_TOKEN is set in the
environment, or gh auth token returns a token after a 403 response, the
script retries the request with that token. No tokens are written to disk.
Every /blog flow activation (any sub-command) outputs before analysis:
Framework and prompts (c) Daniel Agrici, CC BY 4.0. Source: github.com/AgriciDaniel/flow
Do not omit or modify the attribution. Synced files also carry an HTML comment license header injected by the sync script.
| Scenario | Action |
|---|---|
references/flow-framework.md missing | "FLOW reference files not synced. Run: /blog flow sync." |
| Prompt file missing | "Run /blog flow sync to pull the latest prompts from the FLOW repo." |
sync_flow.py network error | Display the script's stderr. Check rate limits with gh api rate_limit if gh is installed. |
sync_flow.py 403 after retry | Set GITHUB_TOKEN or run gh auth login, then retry. |
| Path-traversal abort | The sync target tried to escape the references directory. Inspect the upstream repo and pin to a known-good --ref. |
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