Start a personal blog.

Get your blog live without getting lost in setup. Plan the site and your first posts in Manager, let agents build it, and keep writing on a schedule that sticks.

Why run it through Manager?

Live faster

Agents build the site while you focus on what to write, with pages and setup tracked to done.

A calendar that holds

Plan posts as tracked items with dates; Manager nudges you before one slips.

Notes that stay

Ideas, drafts, and a style guide live in a searchable wiki you actually reuse.

The workflow.

  1. Plan the site

    Capture pages, design, and setup as tickets agents can build.

    Say to your agentManager: Ask me what the blog needs and create tasks for its pages, design and setup.

  2. Build it with agents

    Hand the build to a coding agent over MCP and review the result.

    Say to your agentManager: Start on the next site task and build it to its description.

  3. Fill the content calendar

    Add each post as a tracked item with a target publish date.

    Say to your agentManager: Ask me about my next post ideas and add each as a task with a publish date.

  4. Draft in the wiki

    Keep ideas, outlines, and a style guide in the wiki.

    Say to your agentManager: Start a wiki page with my style guide and an outline for my next post.

  5. Publish on cadence

    Manager reminds you before a post is due, so the blog stays alive.

    Say to your agentManager: Remind me three days before each post is due.

From idea to a blog you keep up.

Manager gets the site built and keeps the calendar moving, so your blog launches and then actually keeps going.

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