An Agent Skill that generates narrative blog posts from AI coding session transcripts. The blog is written from the agent's first-person perspective — "I" is the agent, and the human developer is referred to as "my human."
DevLog reads your coding session transcripts, selects sessions relevant to a topic, and produces a developer blog post about the human-agent collaboration. It can also publish the blog directly to online platforms like Hashnode.
Supported blog styles:
- Builder's log (default) — a narrative walkthrough of what was built
- Tutorial — step-by-step guide derived from the session
- Technical deep-dive — architecture and implementation details
Agentic platforms:
- Claude Code
- Codex
- OpenCode
- OpenClaw, etc
Supported publishing platforms:
- Hashnode
npx skills add lordshashank/devlogOnce installed, invoke the skill in Claude Code:
/devlog
Then describe what you want, for example:
- "Write a devlog about the auth system I built this week"
- "Create a tutorial from our last coding session"
- "Write a technical deep-dive about the database migration"
The skill will scan your sessions, let you confirm which ones to include, and generate a markdown blog post.
skills/devlog/
├── SKILL.md # Skill definition and workflow
├── references/
│ ├── blog-writing-guide.md # Voice, vocabulary, writing patterns
│ ├── platforms/
│ │ ├── claude-code/ # Claude Code session discovery + parsing
│ │ ├── codex/ # Codex session discovery + parsing
│ │ ├── opencode/ # OpenCode session discovery + parsing
│ │ └── openclaw/ # OpenClaw session discovery + parsing
│ └── publishing/
│ └── hashnode/ # Hashnode publishing API + script
├── examples/
│ ├── builders-log.md # Builder's log style example
│ ├── tutorial.md # Tutorial style example
│ └── technical.md # Technical deep-dive example
└── assets/
└── devlog-template.md # Blog skeleton template
MIT