npx claudepluginhub giobi/claude-skills --plugin kindleThis skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.
Manages a personal long-form reading site. Claude generates prose articles on any topic, served as a clean reading experience.
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Manages a personal long-form reading site. Claude generates prose articles on any topic, served as a clean reading experience.
Before using: Read your config from wiki/skills/kindle.md.
/kindle List articles
/kindle list List articles (with type/tag filters)
/kindle stats Stats by type and tag
/kindle add "Title" Create new article (Claude generates full prose)
/kindle show <slug> Show article info and metadata
/kindle verify Fix file permissions
/kindle rename <old> <new> Rename article slug
/kindle archive <slug> Archive article
/kindle delete <slug> Delete article
Reads from wiki/skills/kindle.md:
---
site_url: https://kindle.example.com
articles_dir: /path/to/articles
site_name: My Reader
---
Each article is a directory:
articles/{slug}/
index.html Main content (clean reading layout)
meta.json Metadata (title, date, tags, type, word count)
cover.jpg Optional cover image
| Type | Pattern | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Topic deep-dive | topic-name | rust-ownership |
| Series | series-name-01 | design-patterns-01 |
| Translation | original-slug-lang | clean-code-it |
Rules: lowercase, hyphens only, max 50 chars, no dates in slug.
When user says /kindle add "Title":
meta.json with title, date, tags, word count✅ Published: {site_url}/{slug}/
Words: 3,200 (~13 min read)
Tags: rust, programming, memory