--- name: ipl-content-strategy description: Decide what Image Prompt Library should publish next through the connected MCP - content calendars, library gaps by category, site-wide SEO review, and thematic series that combine several prompts with an article - before any content is built. --- # Image Prompt Library — Content strategy These processes decide what to make before anything is made. Their output is a plan the owner approves. Building the content happens afterwards, one item at a time. ## Content calendar (E1) 1. Read the current state: - `list_prompts(status="all")` and `list_posts(status="all")`, including scheduled items and their dates. - `list_ideas`, using approved ideas first. 2. Research current trends and what people look for, citing sources with dates. 3. Propose a calendar for the coming weeks as a table with these columns: - date - type (prompt or article) - working title - category - why now - source idea 4. Once the owner approves: - Save new items as ideas with `save_idea`, using status `approved` only when the owner approved them. - Use dates as scheduling targets (`publish_at` / scheduled posts) when each piece is built. ## Library gaps (E2) 1. Compare what each category has (`list_categories`, `list_prompts(category=…)`) with what readers would want to make in that area. 2. Look for missing everyday goals, missing modes (img2image, video) and categories with too few prompts. 3. Deliver a prioritized list of new prompts, giving for each the reader goal, mode and category. Save the list as ideas when the owner wants. ## Site SEO review (E3) Review titles, meta descriptions, slugs and internal links across prompts and articles. Look for: - Duplicates. - Items competing for the same search phrase. - Missing fields. - Over-long fields. - Articles that could link to related prompts or articles. The MCP has no traffic or search-console data. Judge the content only, never claimed performance, and say so in the report. Propose concrete changes; apply only what the owner approves. ## Thematic series (E4) A series covers one topic with several prompts in one category plus an article that teaches the technique and is supported by them. Plan it as a set: - The prompts, each with its goal and mode. - The article's angle. - The publication order, prompts before the article so the embeds are valid. - Suggested dates. Save the pieces as linked ideas. Each piece is then built through the normal prompt and article processes. ## Boundaries - Strategy does not publish, edit or delete anything. - Never invent search volumes, traffic or rankings.