Content Creation

Let Cuttlefish be your content partner — from topic ideation and outlines to first drafts and formatting. A one-stop solution for WeChat Official Accounts, Xiaohongshu (RED), and tech blogs.

Scenario Description

You run a WeChat Official Account or tech blog and need to produce 2–3 articles per week. From ideation to final draft, each piece takes at least 3 hours. Let Cuttlefish help you compress that down to 30 minutes.

Prerequisites

✅ Hermes Agent configured
✅ If publishing to platforms, configure the relevant APIs or use browser automation

Step 1: Topic Ideation & Inspiration

You: Generate 5 topic ideas for a tech-focused WeChat Official Account,
    in the direction of AI Agent practical applications,
    targeting beginner-to-intermediate developers.

Hermes will combine current trends with your direction to generate a topic list:

Hermes: Here are 5 topic ideas:

1. "Build Your First AI Agent from Scratch — A 30-Minute Hands-On Guide"
   → Beginner-friendly, great as a series opener
   
2. "AI Agent Memory Systems: Making Your Assistant Truly 'Remember' You"
   → Leverages trending projects like Mem0, has technical depth
   
3. "Automating Code Review with Hermes"
   → Highly practical, directly reusable
   
4. "RAG vs. Long Context: Comparing Knowledge Acquisition for AI Agents"
   → Trendy topic, sparks debate, likely to drive engagement
   
5. "How Much Can an AI Agent Do for Me in a Day? — A One-Week Experiment"
   → Strong narrative appeal, ideal for weekend publishing

Recommend topic 1 or 5 as an opener — higher click-through rates.

Step 2: Generate an Outline

You: Topic 3 looks good. Generate a detailed outline,
    target ~3,000 words, include code examples,
    with clear structure and hands-on steps.

Example outline from Hermes:

Hermes: Here's the outline —

I. Why Automate Code Review? (300 words)
   - Pain points of manual review
   - Advantages of AI-powered review

II. Environment Setup (500 words)
   - Installing Hermes Agent
   - Configuring GitHub Token
   - Installing the code-review skill

III. Hands-On: Configuring the Automated Review Pipeline (800 words)
   - Step 1: Webhook configuration
   - Step 2: Customizing review rules
   - Step 3: Testing and verification

IV. Review Results Showcase (600 words)
   - Screenshots from actual PR reviews
   - Security issues and optimization suggestions found

V. Advanced Configuration (500 words)
   - Cron-based scheduled reviews
   - Feishu/Telegram notifications

VI. Summary & Outlook (300 words)

Step 3: Write the First Draft

You: Write the complete first draft based on the outline.
    Keep the tone friendly but professional.
    Use English for code comments.

💡 Pro tip: Have Cuttlefish write section by section. After each section, provide feedback before moving to the next. This improves quality and helps you steer the direction.

You: Write sections I and II first, then show me
    ...
You: Change the code example in section II to Python. Everything else looks good — continue with section III

Step 4: Polish & Format

You: Improve the following:
    1. Add a compelling hook at the beginning
    2. Add transitions between sections
    3. Add 2-3 charts or illustrations
    4. Add a summary and call-to-action at the end

Before-and-after comparison of the opening:

❌ Original: This article introduces how to automate Code Review with Hermes Agent.

✅ Polished: Last Wednesday at 11 PM, a colleague submitted a PR.
        I didn't see it until the next morning — the SQL injection
        vulnerability had already gone live. If only I had an assistant
        watching PRs 24/7...
        (Turns out, I do. Read on 👇)

Step 5: Adapt for Different Platforms

You: Adapt this article for Xiaohongshu (under 800 words, add emojis and hashtags)

You: Extract the key points and generate a tweet (under 280 characters)

You: Organize the core technical points into a text-format mind map

Complete Workflow

Topic → Outline → Draft → Polish → Format → Multi-platform adaptation
 ↑                                        ↓
 └──── Feedback loop ←────────────────────┘

Advanced Tips

Batch production: Generate an entire week's content calendar at once
Asset library management: Let Cuttlefish maintain your topic backlog and assets notes
Style transfer: Emulate a specific author's writing style
SEO optimization: Auto-generate keywords, summaries, and meta descriptions

Content Creation ​

Scenario Description ​

Prerequisites ​

Step 1: Topic Ideation & Inspiration ​

Step 2: Generate an Outline ​

Step 3: Write the First Draft ​

Step 4: Polish & Format ​

Step 5: Adapt for Different Platforms ​

Complete Workflow ​

Advanced Tips ​

Further Reading ​