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blog-editorial-calendar

Operate an evidence-backed editorial queue, balance topic and format coverage, schedule approved drafts, and reconcile backlog state with the publishing system. Use when choosing or scheduling the next blog work. Trigger with "show the editorial calendar" or "pick the next topic".

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# Editorial Calendar Operations

## Overview

Maintain a durable editorial backlog and select the next work from evidence rather than intuition. This skill balances configured topic clusters and post formats, reserves publishing slots, and reconciles local state with the real CMS before changing the queue.

It coordinates `blog-topic-research` and `seo-blog-writer`; it does not replace their research, drafting, review, or publishing controls.

## Prerequisites

- An approved `config.json` defining `target_platform`, author, UTC cadence, cluster targets, format targets, and CMS tag mappings
- A writable `backlog.json` with stable IDs, titles, clusters, formats, evidence URLs, priorities, statuses, and scheduled timestamps
- Read-only CMS listing access for `sync`; separate approved write access only when the user requests scheduling or publication
- `blog-topic-research` for backlog replenishment and `seo-blog-writer` for draft production
- Topic and format target weights that each total approximately `1.0`
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