claude-blog and pm-claude-skills
These two tools are ecosystem siblings within the "claude-code-skills" category, as both represent separate, distinct collections of Claude Code skills tailored for different professional domains (blog content creation/management vs. product management), rather than directly competing or complementing each other's functionality.
About claude-blog
AgriciDaniel/claude-blog
Claude Code skill ecosystem for blog content creation, optimization, and management. Dual-optimized for Google rankings and AI citations.
Implements a modular skill architecture with 22 sub-skills that orchestrate content generation across 12 templates, quality scoring across five dimensions (content, SEO, E-E-A-T, technical, AI citation readiness), and integrates Google APIs (Search Console, PageSpeed, CrUX, GA4, NLP), NotebookLM research, Gemini TTS/image generation, and CMS platforms (WordPress, Ghost, Shopify, Strapi, Sanity). Detects keyword cannibalization, fact-checks statistics against source URLs, and applies persona-driven writing with readability enforcement, while dual-optimizing posts for both Google Core Updates and AI citation platforms through answer-first formatting and passage-level citability.
About pm-claude-skills
aakashg/pm-claude-skills
5 Claude Code skills for product managers. Drop them in your .claude/skills/ folder and go.
These five skills encode PM workflows as markdown playbooks that trigger on natural language—when you ask Claude to "validate this idea" or "review this design," it loads the corresponding SKILL.md and follows a structured process for consistent output. They integrate directly into Claude Code's `.claude/skills/` directory and work best paired with a project-level `CLAUDE.md` that sets global context (company, writing style, OKRs), keeping identity separate from task-specific logic. Each skill is customizable—you fork the repo, swap in real examples from your product, and tune output formats to match your org's communication standards.
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