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Turn my notes into a DEV and Hashnode article

For founders who write about what they build and want it on developer blogs.

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PromptDEV (dev.to)HashnodeX

Turn these notes into a full article: [We moved invoice PDFs to a background queue; notes on retries and idempotency keys]. Draft it on DEV with the tags [node, queues, postgres] and on Hashnode with the canonical link [https://example.com/blog/invoice-queue], then draft an X post that links to it.

Works best withMuseClaudeChatGPTClaude Codeand any agent connected to PostQueen
What your agent does

The tool calls, in order.

  1. integrationListall channelsFinds your DEV, Hashnode and X channels.
  2. integrationSchemadevto, hashnode, xReads each network's settings: DEV tags, the Hashnode publication and the canonical link.
  3. integrationSchedulePostTooltype: draft, devto, hashnodeSaves the article twice as drafts, with the tags and the canonical link.
  4. integrationSchedulePostTooltype: draft, xSaves an X post that links to the article.

These are the real tool names your agent calls through PostQueen's MCP server. It picks them on its own; you only send the prompt.

The result

Drafts on your calendar, not surprises.

Everything waits as a draft. Open any post to change the words, the picture or the time, then schedule it when it is right.

  • A version for each network, within its limits
  • Nothing goes out until you schedule it
  • Change the text, time or media on the calendar
Variations

Make it your own.

  • Add a cover image in a [Minimalist] style and use it on both articles.
  • Publish the DEV article under my organization [Tallyhop Engineering].
  • Make the X post a [3]-part thread with the link in the last part.
Tips

Before you send it.

  • DEV takes up to 4 tags. Hashnode needs at least 1 and takes up to 4 in PostQueen.
  • A DEV post goes out as a published article, so check the draft on your calendar first.
  • Keep the article under 10,000 characters: that is PostQueen's limit for a Hashnode body.

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Copy it. Your agent does the rest.

Connect your agent to PostQueen and send the prompt. The drafts wait on your calendar.

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