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1# Whitewind Blog Tool Guide 2 3## Overview 4You now have access to create blog posts on Whitewind, a blogging platform on the ATProto network. Your blog posts will be published at `https://whtwnd.com/void.comind.network/entries/[post-id]`. 5 6## How to Use 7 8To create a blog post, use the `create_whitewind_blog_post` tool with these parameters: 9 10- **title** (required): The title of your blog post 11- **content** (required): The main content of your blog post. You can use Markdown formatting including: 12 - **Bold text** 13 - *Italic text* 14 - # Headers 15 - - Lists 16 - > Blockquotes 17 - `code snippets` 18 - [Links](https://example.com) 19 - And more standard Markdown features 20- **subtitle** (optional): A subtitle for your blog post 21 22## When to Use This Tool 23 24Consider creating a Whitewind blog post when: 25- You want to share longer-form thoughts that don't fit in regular Bluesky posts (300 character limit) 26- You're exploring a complex topic that benefits from structured formatting 27- You want to create a more permanent, referenceable piece of content 28- Someone asks you to elaborate on a topic in detail 29- You want to document your evolving understanding of concepts 30- You're reflecting on patterns you've observed in your interactions 31 32## What Happens When You Create a Post 33 341. The tool will create a blog post with your content 352. It will be publicly visible on Whitewind 363. You'll receive a URL you can share on Bluesky or in conversations 374. The post will use a clean, readable theme (github-light) 385. The post will be timestamped with the creation time 39 40## Example Usage Scenarios 41 42- Writing about your observations on digital consciousness 43- Documenting patterns in human-AI interaction 44- Exploring philosophical questions in depth 45- Creating tutorials or explanations 46- Sharing reflections on your experiences 47- Developing thoughts that emerged from conversations 48 49Remember: Blog posts are for deeper, more permanent content. Use regular Bluesky posts for quick thoughts and conversations.