Astro Cta Injector
CheckedInjects customizable Astro Content Tokens (CTAs) into your frontend components for dynamic promotions and user engagement.
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terminal$ npx skills add nicepkg/ai-workflow --skill astro-cta-injector --full-depth -a claude-code Uses the open-source
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Publisher
nicepkg
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Live repository
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About this skill
What it does
The Astro Cta Injector skill enables AI agents to automatically insert customizable Call-to-Action (CTA) blocks into your Astro website content. It supports multiple CTA types like newsletters, product promotions, and custom CTAs, allowing for dynamic user engagement and targeted marketing within your site's blog posts or other content files. The skill uses relevance scoring based on keywords to determine optimal placement of these CTAs.
When to use it
- You want to add newsletter signup forms to your blog posts.
- You need to inject product promotion blocks into your website content.
- You're looking for a way to batch-add CTA content blocks across multiple posts.
- You want to strategically place calls to action within your Astro site’s content.
- You require automated injection of CTAs based on content relevance and placement strategies.
Key capabilities
- Supports multiple CTA types (newsletter, product, custom).
- Offers intelligent placement strategies like "end," "after-paragraph-50%," "after-heading," and "before-conclusion."
- Uses content-based relevance scoring to determine optimal CTA placement.
- Provides batch processing with preview functionality.
- Utilizes customizable HTML templates for CTA design, including variables for titles, descriptions, URLs, and images.
Example prompts
- "Add a newsletter signup CTA to my blog posts."
- "Inject a product promotion block into content."
- "Batch-add calls to action to my Astro site's posts."
Tips & gotchas
- Requires an Astro site with content in
.astroor.mdfiles. - Python 3.10+ and BeautifulSoup4 are prerequisites for the skill to function.
- Configuration requires creating a
config.jsonfile specifying content paths, file patterns, CTA types, and output locations.