Start with the OwnPost skill
Start here for posts, blogs, platform editions, writing profiles, ideas, AI actions and planning. One entry skill includes every OwnPost workflow.
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When to use it
Use ownpost to turn notes into drafts or blogs, continue a saved article, update your writing profile, work with Ideas or review results. Describe the outcome you want and the skill chooses the workflow.
This skill includes all OwnPost workflows. Specialist skills are optional shortcuts.
What you need
A running OwnPost workspace, a client that supports skills and an MCP connection with Full workspace tools for drafting.
Install or select the skill
Run the command above, open a fresh conversation and select ownpost. If you installed the plugin, the skill is already included.
Try it
Select the skill in your connected assistant, then adapt these examples to your own content.
How it works
Install the skill using the command above, then ask your connected assistant to list your OwnPost accounts.
Provide notes, an Idea, a screenshot or a readable link. Name your account if you want a destination other than Main.
Ask for a saved draft, options, an attachment, a reminder or an analysis. Your saved writing preferences guide the result.
Review the returned text and open the saved item in OwnPost. Check any requested attachment or reminder there too.
For automatic publishing, approve the saved content in OwnPost when you are ready.
“Post about this” writes and saves a private draft. “Suggest options” stays in the conversation until you ask to save. “Publish now” enters the separate approved-publication workflow.
Check the result
The assistant returns the actual draft text or requested findings, plus the saved ID or workspace link and the action’s real status. A multi-step request identifies completed work and any remaining blocker.
If something does not work
If no OwnPost tools are available, finish the MCP connection first. For an unreadable source, provide its text or another accessible source. Name the destination when more than one account or post could match. A natural-language request cannot supply missing server approval.