BlogFactory, a studio that drafts technical posts

Once DevFactory worked, I wanted to see whether the same shape could carry writing instead of code. BlogFactory was generated from a snapshot of DevFactory by a small skill that lays down new studios, so it shares the engine, the Studio and the design, and only the steps that are about writing are its own.

How a post moves through it

• A topic goes in, typed by hand or picked from the Ideas board
• Claude researches it on the web and plans the post as one ticket per section
• Local models draft the sections in parallel
• Claude assembles the post and takes out the phrasing that reads as machine-written
• The studio checks every piece against the same house rules this site uses for its own posts
• Separate reviews for accuracy, voice and editorial value, and a review note saying what I should do next

What it never does

It never publishes. Each post lands as its own folder with the draft and its review note, and I paste it into this site's admin by hand, where approval and the release calendar still decide when it goes out.

Stack

• The DevFactory engine: a TypeScript runner and a Vite and React Studio
• Claude Code for research, planning, assembly and review
• Ollama for the section drafts
• The house rules copied in from this site, so both sides check against the same text