jellyfin: send the access token over exactly ONE channel per request (drop
the simultaneous X-Emby-Token header; the MediaBrowser Token= parameter is
the sole transport, legacy fallback remains documented as substitute-never-
stack and is request-capture tested); remove the dead no-op conditional in
JellyfinClient.__init__; make the login error-path test exception-safe with
patch.object; document the test-pinned dry-run plan keys and the actual
0/1/2 exit-code mapping in worked-recipes and SKILL.md.
peertube: replace the stale dry-run shape prose ('url'/'form') with the
test-pinned {dry_run, method, path, params} / form_fields keys; harden
cmd_me against a non-dict role (no AttributeError) with regression tests;
remove the dead client facade, the unused cmd_channels variable, and the
unused List/Tuple imports (ruff F401/F841 clean).
ghost: fold the 5 nested with-statements (ruff SIM117) in test_ghost.py
into single with-statements.
All three skills double-runner + proxy-trap green (25/56/37 tests);
validate-evals, paired smoke, quality validator, core gates, and catalog
check modes green.
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Ghost CMS content management from the terminal
Let your agent browse, draft, publish, and schedule content on a Ghost blog or newsletter site through the Admin API — no web editor required.
Why Install This Skill
Editing a Ghost site usually means clicking through the admin UI. This skill hands your agent direct, scripted control instead:
- See the whole editorial state — published posts, plus the drafts and scheduled queue that public site feeds never show.
- Publish programmatically — create posts and pages as drafts, then flip them live after review, with safe collision-checked updates.
- Schedule content — stage posts to appear at future times.
- Keep tags tidy — list tags with usage counts, add new ones, drive exports.
It speaks Ghost's exact authentication dialect automatically: your Admin API key (id:secret) becomes a fresh short-lived signed JWT for every command, so there are no tokens to mint, rotate, or paste anywhere.
Not to be confused with Ghost's official npm ghost-cli tool, which installs and operates Ghost servers (ghost install, nginx/SSL setup, upgrades). This skill manages content on an already-running site; that one manages servers.
What You Get
| Path | Purpose |
|---|---|
SKILL.md |
Command reference: setup, browse/create/publish recipes, gotchas |
scripts/ghost |
CLI tool covering site info, post/page/tag operations, JSON + dry-run modes |
scripts/test_ghost.py |
Offline test suite for the CLI (all network mocked) |
references/admin-auth-and-basics.md |
Full JWT signing walkthrough with auth error signatures |
references/content-vs-admin-api.md |
Content vs Admin API choice guide and draft-visibility trap |
references/posts-pages-tags-endpoints.md |
Endpoint map, pagination loop patterns, error envelope |
references/worked-recipes.md |
Copy-paste workflows: draft→publish, exports, scheduling |
references/gotchas-field-guide.md |
Symptom-first troubleshooting for common failures |
Quick Start
export GHOST_URL="https://your-ghost-site.com"
export GHOST_ADMIN_KEY="<RECORD_KEY>" # Ghost Admin → Integrations → Custom integration
ghost site # connectivity check
ghost posts --status draft
ghost create-post --title "Hello from the terminal" --html "<p>First!</p>"
Preview any write safely by adding --dry-run before the subcommand.
Triggers
Load this skill when working with Ghost CMS content: listing posts/pages/tags, drafting or publishing blog content, scheduling posts, exporting site content, fixing Ghost API authentication errors, or investigating why drafts don't show up in a Ghost site feed.
Requirements
- Python 3.8+ with the
requestslibrary. - A running Ghost 5.x/6.x site where you can create a Custom Integration (Ghost Admin → Settings → Integrations).
- The integration's Admin API Key exported as
GHOST_ADMIN_KEY, plus the site URL asGHOST_URL. Keep the key server-side; it signs mutations and must never ship in client code or CI logs.