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orbitant-marketing v1.8.0

· Orbitant Team · v1.8.0
releasemarketing
📦 Release for orbitant-marketing

What's New in orbitant-marketing v1.8.0

This release adds a skill for single X posts and realigns the blog skills with the writer rules that changed in 1.7.0. It also settles the language question for social media: X now publishes in English by default, as LinkedIn already did.

✨ New Features

  • New x-post skill: it turns one piece of material into two or three variants of a standalone post, ordered by its own preference and annotated with the weighted character count against the 280 limit (#55)
  • x-post stays apart from x-thread: a thread is one argument spread across several posts, while this one is a post that has to work on its own, so anything that needs unpacking is sent to the thread (#55)
  • Guidance for the case the skill exists for: a post that names a real person and says what that person did not say (#55)
  • The sources are a map and not a gate, so a request about something moving in the field is a valid post as long as it carries a dated anchor (#55)

⚠️ Behaviour changes

  • x-post and x-thread write in English by default, with Spanish available when the person asking for the post asks for it. Until now both followed the language of the source, so Spanish material produced a Spanish post (#55)
  • blog-post-create no longer asks for Google Keyword Planner research, which 1.7.0 had introduced. The agent that runs the skill holds no tools: it cannot browse and cannot search, so the step could only be skipped or reported as done without being done. Keyword picking now stands on the material and the reader's search intent, and the output states that it carries no volume data, so whoever publishes can check it against a keyword tool (#55)

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • blog-post-review no longer asks for a rhetorical question in the hook, a device the same file bans in the closing and that blog-post-create banned article-wide in 1.3.0 (#55)
  • blog-post-review no longer requires the primary keyword in the H1, which the writer treats as the creative title (#55)
  • blog-post-review SEO metadata lengths, link counts and slug rule realigned with what the writer produces, so a draft written to the current spec stops failing the checklist (#55)
  • blog-post-review no longer demands alt text the writer is forbidden to emit. An article that already has its image and alt text is still reviewed the same way as before (#55)
Full Changelog: orbitant-marketing-v1.7.0...orbitant-marketing-v1.8.0

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