Developer Shares Hermes Skill for Building 30-Day Content Calendars

On November 13, 2026, at 18:02, the AI section of DEV Community published a post from a developer describing a Hermes skill called content-calendar-30-days. The author opens by noting that most content calendars do not survive a second week, not because the creator runs out of ideas, but because the plan is overly ambitious or poorly balanced. The skill addresses this by splitting content planning into two parts. A small script takes care of the mechanical work, which includes choosing posting days, rotating through three content pillars so the same theme never appears twice in a row, alternating platforms, varying formats, and setting aside a few recycling slots for material to be reused later. An AI agent then handles the thinking portion alongside the user, producing the actual topic ideas rather than the scheduling structure. The developer presents the approach as a ready-to-reuse form of automated scheduling, built to keep content planning from stalling out. No further reports about the skill have appeared since, so the current status is limited to this single description of how the tool works and what it is meant to solve.