Hibri Blog Post Suggestion Agent Workflow
Hibri Blog Post Suggestion Agent Workflow
- Regularly scan Zettelkasten notes:
- Permanent Notes (core ideas, developed thoughts)
- Fleeting Notes (recent insights, questions, or observations)
- Literature Notes (summaries and key points from books/articles)
2. Thematic Clustering
- Group notes by recurring themes, tags, or related concepts (e.g., Platform Engineering, Systems Thinking, Organizational Change).
- Identify clusters where:
- Several notes reference each other or a common topic.
- There are open questions, unfinished thoughts, or “to-finish” statuses.
3. Gap & Opportunity Detection
- Highlight:
- Notes that synthesize multiple sources or perspectives.
- Unfinished or “inbox” notes that could be expanded into a full argument.
- Connections between notes and recent blog posts (to avoid duplication and encourage building on previous work).
4. Suggestion Generation
- For each promising cluster or note, generate a blog post suggestion:
- Title (based on the main idea or question)
- Brief outline (key points, arguments, or stories to cover)
- References to supporting notes and literature
- Potential diagrams or code snippets to include
5. Editorial Review
- Present suggestions in a prioritized list (e.g., by novelty, relevance, or personal interest).
- Allow you to select, refine, or combine suggestions before drafting.
Example Output
Suggested Post:
Title: “Engaging with Complex Systems: Why Empathy Matters”
Outline:
- Why complex systems resist change
- The role of empathy in systems thinking
- Practical steps for engaging with teams and organizations
- References: Permanent Note on “Engaging with Complex Systems”, Literature Note on “Systems Thinking”
- Diagram: Causal loop of resistance and engagement