Skills Overview

The ContentHero skills are installable workflows for your agent. They turn ContentHero into a context-and-execution layer your agent already knows how to use well: how to ground a draft, how to chain a generation, how to prompt each model, how to assemble and publish a post. They run inside your agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and more) and drive the MCP, CLI, or raw API underneath. The repo is contenthero-ai/skills.

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The three skills

They cooperate: contenthero-brand resolves your brand context, contenthero-pipeline grounds and publishes, and contenthero-generate produces the media along the way. Most people install all three.

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What the skills add

ContentHero supplies the tools; the skills supply the craft of using them well:

• Model prompt craft specific to our roster, so a prompt is tuned to the model that will run it.
• Grounded voice-synthesis, the method for drafting copy that sounds like you (see Voice synthesis).
• The workflow, so the agent knows the order: ground, draft, approve, produce, assemble, publish.

When your agent drafts copy, the skills have it ground the draft in your real context (your outliers, brand voice, and past posts) and get your approval before publishing.

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The frozen-snapshot model

An installed skill is a git-clone snapshot. It does not auto-update; you update it with git pull or by re-running the installer. The skill is only instructions. The services it drives (the hosted MCP, the CLI to /api/v1, the model roster, pricing) are server-side and always live. So the skills bake durable guidance (craft and workflow) and defer volatile facts (model ids, prices) to live calls, which keeps a year-old install correct. This is also why MCP ranks first in the auth ladder: it is the only self-updating transport.

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Install