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Cross-post my full article to DEV and Hashnode

For bloggers who publish on their own site and want the article on DEV and Hashnode too.

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PromptDEV (dev.to)Hashnode

Draft this article in full on DEV and on Hashnode, with the canonical link [https://example.com/blog/sqlite-backups] and the tags [sqlite, backups, devops]: [Nightly SQLite backups in 20 lines. Most small apps never test a restore...].

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

The tool calls, in order.

  1. integrationListall channelsFinds your DEV and Hashnode channels.
  2. integrationSchemadevto, hashnodeReads each one's settings: title, tags, canonical link and the Hashnode publication.
  3. integrationSchedulePostTooltype: draft, devtoSaves the DEV article as a draft, with its tags and the canonical link.
  4. integrationSchedulePostTooltype: draft, hashnodeSaves the Hashnode article in your publication, with the same canonical link.

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 the subtitle [Test your restore before you need it] on Hashnode.
  • Add a landscape cover image in a [Minimalist] style to both articles.
  • Then draft an X post for [Tuesday] at [9:00] that links to my own site.
Tips

Before you send it.

  • The canonical link tells search engines that your own site is the original.
  • Hashnode bodies stop at 10,000 characters in PostQueen. DEV takes up to 100,000.
  • DEV has no draft of its own: the article is published when the post goes out, so check the draft on your calendar first.

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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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