cheat-on-content

Why we included this project

Solopreneurs and small creator teams who publish on a regular schedule will recognize the loop this targets: post, watch the numbers, learn nothing, repeat. Most content tools try to fix that by handing out more inspiration. This skill, which runs inside Claude Code or Codex, makes you keep books on every post instead, scoring drafts against a rubric you define, committing to a blind prediction before any data lands, logging the publish, checking real performance a few days later, and updating the scoring formula only when the new weights hold up against your own past posts. Two design choices stand out. Predictions are immutable, and any rubric change requires re-scoring earlier samples and a cross-model audit, so there is no quiet way to make your track record look better than it is. If you already measure content performance, this is less an automation tool and more a way to turn gut feel into something you can compare over time.