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A Gemini skill designed to help developers transform their code and projects into high-impact content for technical platforms (Dev.to, Hashnode, X.com, Hacker News, Reddit).

Hype-Forge — Gemini CLI Skills

A Gemini skill designed to help developers transform their code and projects into high-impact content for technical platforms (Dev.to, Hashnode, X.com, Hacker News, Reddit).

Commands

Command Description
/hype-forge:strategy Strategize your content launch
/hype-forge:report Generate a high-authority technical investment/audit report
/hype-forge:draft Generate platform-specific articles and threads
/hype-forge:code Turn raw snippets into narrative-driven explanations
/hype-forge:roast Get skeptical feedback to refine your content
/hype-forge:visual Get suggestions for GIFs, diagrams, and captions

Supported Platforms

Platform Persona Tone
Dev.to / Hashnode The Friendly Mentor Conversational, code-rich, personal
Hacker News The Transparent Engineer No-fluff, data-driven, architecture-deep
Reddit The Community Contributor Interactive, humble, subreddit-specific
X.com (Article) The Thought Leader Punchy, authoritative, value-dense
X.com (Thread) The Hook Architect Scroll-stopping, concise, visual-first

Getting Started

1.  /hype-forge:report            # Deep technical audit for investors/leads
2.  /hype-forge:strategy          # Analyze project, plan content series
3.  /hype-forge:draft --platform devto   # Generate first draft
4.  /hype-forge:roast              # Polish before posting

Command Reference

/hype-forge:report

Generate a deep-dive technical analysis report for developers, tech leads, and investors.

Usage

/hype-forge:report [--audience investor|tech-lead|dev-community]

Workflow

  1. Technical Audit — Scans architecture, core patterns, and engineering quality.
  2. Market Comparison — Identifies 3-5 competitors and generates a feature-parity matrix.
  3. Value Mapping — Translates technical features (e.g., "W3C Traceability") into business value (e.g., "Enterprise Compliance").
  4. Growth Analysis — Evaluates ecosystem potential and integration opportunities.

Example

/hype-forge:report --audience investor

/hype-forge:strategy

Analyze a project and plan a multi-platform content series.

Usage

/hype-forge:strategy [--goal goal]

Workflow

  1. Analyze Context — Scans README, source code, and tech stack. Identifies the 3 most unique features and target audience.
  2. Generate Content Ideas — Produces 4 content angles:
    • The Hook/Announcement: "Why I built [Product]"
    • Technical Deep Dive: "How we achieved [Metric] using [Tech]"
    • The Tutorial: "Building a [Example App] with [Product] in 10 minutes"
    • The Growth/Hype: "I discovered [Product] — here's how it changed my workflow"
  3. Schedule Suggestion — Recommends a 7-day publishing cadence:
    • Day 1: X (Thread) + Dev.to
    • Day 3: Technical Deep Dive on Hashnode
    • Day 5: Showcase on Reddit (/r/webdev, /r/reactjs)
    • Day 7: Official Announcement on Hacker News

Example

/hype-forge:strategy --goal "launch awareness for my new CLI tool"

/hype-forge:draft

Generate a platform-specific technical draft based on project context.

Usage

/hype-forge:draft --platform [devto | hashnode | hn | reddit | x-article | x-thread]

Platform Guides

Platform Persona Hook Style Structure
devto / hashnode Friendly Mentor Personal story / pain point Hook → Problem → Approach → Code → Lessons → CTA
hn Transparent Engineer Direct technical value Link → Summary → Deep Dive → Benchmarks → Limitations
reddit Community Member "Hey /r/[sub], I built..." Intro → Demo → Features → Request feedback
x-article Thought Leader Punchy headline H1 → Short paragraphs → Bullets → Conclusion
x-thread Hook Architect "I just built X that does Y 🧵" Hook → Demo → Code → CTA

Examples

/hype-forge:draft --platform devto
/hype-forge:draft --platform hn
/hype-forge:draft --platform x-thread

/hype-forge:code

Transform raw code snippets into narrative-driven explanations — the "story" of the code.

Usage

/hype-forge:code [path to file or snippet]

Workflow

  1. Context — What problem does this code solve?
  2. Narrative — "I started with [Naive approach], but found [Problem]. So, I [Solution]."
  3. Explanation — Break down the code into 2-3 logical steps.
  4. Trade-offs — Why this approach? (e.g., "Trading readability for performance").

Example

/hype-forge:code src/core/parser.ts

/hype-forge:roast

Critique a technical draft by simulating real-world developer community feedback.

Usage

/hype-forge:roast [path to draft]

Roast Personas

Persona Perspective Critique Focus
Skeptical HN Reader "Why does this exist?" "Where are the benchmarks?" Technical originality, performance, transparency
Practical Dev.to Junior "This is too complicated." "Can you explain simpler?" Readability, educational value, approachability
Anti-AI Advocate "This sounds like ChatGPT wrote it." "Too many buzzwords." Removing AI-isms, ensuring personal voice, finding human anecdotes

Example

/hype-forge:roast drafts/devto-launch-post.md

/hype-forge:visual

Suggest where to insert GIFs, images, diagrams, and code screenshots to improve readability and engagement.

Usage

/hype-forge:visual [path to draft]

Workflow

  1. Identify — Scan for long text blocks, complex concepts, or architecture descriptions.
  2. Suggest — Recommend the right visual type for each section.
  3. Caption — Provide friendly, descriptive captions.
  4. Place — Insert placeholders using ![GIF: Description](URL) format.

Visual Type Guidelines

Content Type Recommended Visual Best For
CLI / terminal interaction GIF (15-30s) Dev.to, X Thread
System architecture Mermaid diagram or draw.io Hashnode, HN
Code comparison Side-by-side screenshot X Article, Dev.to
Performance data Chart / graph HN, Hashnode
UI component Screenshot or short GIF Reddit, X Thread

Example

/hype-forge:visual drafts/hashnode-deep-dive.md

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Installation Note

This repository uses the -gemini suffix in its directory name to distinguish it from Claude-compatible versions in the source workspace.

If you use gemini-forge, you can deploy directly:

gemini-forge deploy . user

Manual Installation

If you are installing this skill manually (via /install:skill or by moving it to ~/.gemini/skills/), it is strongly recommended to rename the directory to its original name (without the -gemini suffix) to ensure correct path authorization and command mapping in the Gemini CLI:

# Example for manual installation
mv hype-forge-gemini hype-forge
gemini install:skill .

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