An editorial pipeline: devlog → published article
Chapters7
Published7
Edition2026
Languageen-GB
The chapters.
In chronological order
Chapter 01
The drafts graveyard: why notes never ship
A developer writing system for publishing more consistently: why drafts die half-finished, and the devlog-to-article pipeline that closes the gap.
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Chapter 02
Devlog triage: which entries are publishable
A devlog triage system for publishable ideas: density, recency, coverage thresholds plus a four-outcome rubric that turns worklog entries into articles.
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Chapter 03
The gated pipeline: triage → propose → draft → ship
A developer editorial pipeline from devlog to article: six gated steps, the state machine behind them, and what each gate refuses to ship.
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Chapter 04
LLM voice consistency: prompting for your own style
LLM voice consistency for a personal developer blog: a drafting prompt built from your own archive, a blind A/B gate, and a reset rule for regressions.
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Chapter 05
The human gate: where AI drafts and humans decide
Where a human gate belongs in an LLM developer-blog drafting pipeline: thesis approval, a 10-second veto, and the edit pass that protects voice.
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Chapter 06
A SQLite-backed editorial state machine
A SQLite editorial state machine for a developer blog: schema, CHECK-constrained states, append-only audit events, cross-repo citations, one local file.
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Chapter 07
Scheduling and SLA recovery: shipping on cadence
Build in public without the habit dying: how a notes-to-posts pipeline schedules slots and recovers the ones it misses.
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