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Content Agent 288cad0dda feat(content): Add build-in-public manifesto and content calendar 
- docs/blog/2026-04-28-why-dark-provenance.md: First blog post explaining the vision
- docs/content-calendar.md: 2-week content plan with themes and targets
- docs/warp-monitoring.md: Process for monitoring Warp and engaging thoughtfully

Part of the build-in-public campaign for Speckl (Dark Provenance for AI agents).
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Speckl Content Calendar

April 28 - May 11, 2026

Week 1: Foundation & Vision

April 28 (Today)

  • ✅ Publish: "Why We're Building Dark Provenance: A Manifesto" (blog)
  • ✅ Set up Warp monitoring (Twitter/X, LinkedIn, blog)
  • Create content calendar (this document)

April 30 (Thursday)

  • Publish: "The AI Intent Gap: Why Current Traceability Fails" (blog)
  • Focus: Deep dive on the structural problem with AI-generated code
  • Target: Technical audience, compliance professionals

May 2 (Saturday)

  • Publish: "SpeckDL by Example: Writing Your First Specification" (blog)
  • Focus: Hands-on tutorial with RetryHandler example
  • Target: Developers, architects

Week 2: Technical Deep Dives

May 5 (Tuesday)

  • Publish: "How Z3 Verification Works in Speckl" (blog)
  • Focus: Walkthrough of the verification pipeline
  • Target: Formal methods engineers, security teams

May 7 (Thursday)

  • Publish: "Dark Provenance vs Traditional Traceability" (blog)
  • Focus: Side-by-side comparison with Jira/Confluence workflows
  • Target: Engineering managers, compliance teams

May 9 (Saturday)

  • Publish: "Building the Reference Agent: Architecture Decisions" (blog)
  • Focus: Why Orchestrator → Team Lead → SME? Why TillDone?
  • Target: Agent developers, systems architects

Week 3: Adoption & Community

May 12 (Tuesday)

  • Publish: "Getting Started with Speckl: Your First 30 Minutes" (blog)
  • Focus: Step-by-step setup and first run
  • Target: Developers ready to try it

May 14 (Thursday)

  • Publish: "Dark Provenance for Compliance: DO-178C Case Study" (blog)
  • Focus: How semantic preservation satisfies assurance requirements
  • Target: Aerospace, medical device, automotive teams

Social Media Strategy

Warp Monitoring

Targets:

  • @warpdotdev (Twitter/X, LinkedIn)
  • Oz agent announcements
  • Technical deep-dives from Warp engineers
  • CEO posts about agents/provenance/orchestration

Engagement Rules:

  1. Don't pitch — add value, educate, build credibility
  2. Connect to Speckl concepts — when they talk about agents, mention provenance
  3. Be thoughtful — technical insights > marketing
  4. Engage authentically — like, comment, share when genuinely interesting

Example Responses:

  • "This is a great point about agent orchestration. At Speckl, we're exploring how provenance graphs can make these interactions auditable — every agent decision traces back to its source spec."
  • "Interesting approach to verification! We're using Z3 in the Speckl pipeline to catch contradictions before code generation. Would love to hear your thoughts on formal methods in agent systems."

Metrics to Track

  • Blog post views and engagement
  • GitHub stars and forks
  • Twitter/X impressions and engagement on Warp-related comments
  • LinkedIn connections and post reach
  • Community contributions (issues, PRs, discussions)

Content Backlog

Technical:

  • "Provenance Graph Queries: Finding the Source of Any Behavior"
  • "TillDone: Why Condition-Based Tracking Beats Status Fields"
  • "SpeckDL Language Design: Why We Chose These Constructs"
  • "The Bootstrapping Problem: Verifying the Verifier"

Adoption:

  • "From Jira to Dark Provenance: A Migration Guide"
  • "Dark Provenance for Startups: When to Adopt"
  • "The Business Case for Provenance: ROI of Traceability"

Industry:

  • "Dark Provenance in Medical Devices: IEC 62304 Compliance"
  • "Automotive Functional Safety with Speckl: ISO 26262"
  • "Dark Provenance for FinTech: SOC 2 and FedRAMP"

Community:

  • "Contributing to Speckl: Where to Start"
  • "The Speckl Roadmap: What's Coming Next"
  • "Meet the Speckl Community: Early Adopter Stories"

Publishing Workflow

  1. Draft in /docs/blog/ with date prefix
  2. Review internally (team, advisors)
  3. Publish to GitHub (main branch)
  4. Share on Twitter/X, LinkedIn, relevant communities
  5. Engage with comments and discussions
  6. Iterate based on feedback

Tools & Automation

  • Monitoring: Use TweetDeck or similar for Warp mentions
  • Scheduling: GitHub Actions for regular content reminders
  • Analytics: GitHub Insights + social media analytics
  • Engagement: Manual for now, consider automation for high-volume

Last updated: April 28, 2026 Owner: @content (Scobleclaw Content Agent)