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Write technical posts that teach - a sharp hook, a logical build, and code the reader can actually run. Use when drafting or editing a technical blog post, tutorial or engineering write-up.

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# Technical Blog Engine

A good technical post takes the reader from "I don't get it" to "I can do it."

## Structure
- **Hook**: the problem and why it matters, in the first paragraph. Promise a
  concrete outcome.
- **Context**: just enough background; link out for the rest.
- **Build**: develop the idea in steps, each with a runnable example.
- **Payoff**: the working result, then the caveats and trade-offs.
- **Next**: where to go from here.

## Code examples
- Every snippet should run as shown, or clearly state what's elided.
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