Content Calendar Scheduler

Content creation and optimization assistant for drafting, outlining, scheduling, and analyzing content from the command line.

Commands

Usage

content-calendar-scheduler <command> [args]

All actions are logged to $DATA_DIR/history.log for auditing.

Data Storage

• Default directory: ~/.local/share/content-calendar-scheduler/
• Override: Set the CONTENT_CALENDAR_SCHEDULER_DIR environment variable to change the data directory.
• Files:
  • history.log — timestamped log of every command executed
  • data.log — general data log

Requirements

• Bash 4+ (uses set -euo pipefail)
• No external dependencies or API keys required
• Works on Linux, macOS, and WSL

When to Use

1. Planning a content calendar — Run content-calendar-scheduler schedule to generate a weekly publishing plan with dedicated days for research, writing, editing, publishing, and promotion.
2. Starting a new blog post — Use content-calendar-scheduler draft "topic" to create a draft framework, then content-calendar-scheduler outline "topic" for a structured outline.
3. Optimizing for search engines — Run content-calendar-scheduler seo "keyword" to get SEO recommendations including title tags, meta descriptions, and heading structure.
4. Generating headline ideas — Use content-calendar-scheduler headline "topic" to get multiple headline variations before committing to a title.
5. Repurposing existing content — Run content-calendar-scheduler repurpose to see how to transform a blog post into threads, videos, carousels, and newsletters.

Examples

# Create a draft about remote work
content-calendar-scheduler draft "remote work tips"

# Generate headlines for a topic
content-calendar-scheduler headline "AI in healthcare"