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transcript-to-blog

Rewrite a transcript into a publishable blog post — narrative flow, tightened prose, engaging title, and intro/outro. Use when the user asks to turn a transcript into a blog post, convert recording to article, or draft a post from an interview.

npx claudepluginhub danielrosehill/claude-code-plugins --plugin claude-transcription

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Convert a transcript into a first-person blog post suitable for publication.

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Transcript → blog post

Convert a transcript into a first-person blog post suitable for publication.

Input

Preferably <stem>.structured.md or <stem>.cleaned.md.

What the output should include

Title — specific and attention-grabbing, not generic

Intro (2-4 sentences) — hook + what the post is about

Body — tightened prose preserving the speaker's voice and key points, with descriptive H2/H3 headers

Conclusion — short wrap-up or call to action if appropriate

Style

Match the speaker's register (formal vs conversational) — infer from the transcript

Keep the first-person POV if the transcript is first-person

Tighten run-on sentences, cut redundancy

Keep technical terms and specific examples

Don't invent stories, numbers, or quotes

What to drop

Digressions that don't serve the post's thesis

Meta-talk ("let me think about this", "as I was saying")

Speaker labels (if present)

Output convention

<source_stem>.blog.md

Include YAML frontmatter if useful:

--- title: "..." date: YYYY-MM-DD tags: [] ---

Transcript → blog post

Convert a transcript into a first-person blog post suitable for publication.

Input

Preferably <stem>.structured.md or <stem>.cleaned.md.

What the output should include

Title — specific and attention-grabbing, not generic
Intro (2-4 sentences) — hook + what the post is about
Body — tightened prose preserving the speaker's voice and key points, with descriptive H2/H3 headers
Conclusion — short wrap-up or call to action if appropriate

Style

Match the speaker's register (formal vs conversational) — infer from the transcript
Keep the first-person POV if the transcript is first-person
Tighten run-on sentences, cut redundancy
Keep technical terms and specific examples
Don't invent stories, numbers, or quotes

What to drop

Digressions that don't serve the post's thesis
Meta-talk ("let me think about this", "as I was saying")
Speaker labels (if present)

Output convention

<source_stem>.blog.md

Include YAML frontmatter if useful:

---
title: "..."
date: YYYY-MM-DD
tags: []
---