v2.0.0 — six skills: make, review and publish social content

Make, review and publish social content from an AI assistant: six skills that work together, with the hosted ViewPrinter MCP server.

Assets

File	For
viewprinter-skill-2.0.0.zip	The skills as one combined skill, SKILL.md at the archive root. What npx skills add https://viewprinter.tech fetches.
viewprinter-2.0.0.zip	The full plugin — manifests, six skills, MCP config — for Claude Code and Codex.
viewprinter-social-manager-2.0.0.zip	The ClawHub package: the same combined skill in a folder.

All three are byte-reproducible from this tag: fixed timestamps, mode derived from the path, no build host in the output.

c57d3ccb4efc83fa1a95d4272f08b55cfcc6ae70924957d0f34eb4fe6c0adc7b  viewprinter-2.0.0.zip
8cc1817fccfc8191fdb34fa142606fd4d1193beaf51cab09a98aefce80498a63  viewprinter-social-manager-2.0.0.zip
47fb2403d9491b76bb76c825f451fbed7fb378ff5880ad1108ad614f775b5274  viewprinter-skill-2.0.0.zip

This release

One install now carries the whole loop as six skills, named for the work they do: content-publishing (was viewprinter), content-production, content-review, content-learning, account-profiles (was account-group-review) and paid-growth, released as early access. A project's own voice, formats and accounts live in a content skill inside that project, which content-production helps create; the plugin stays general.

Breaking. The old skill names are gone; the skills are viewprinter:<skill>. learn.py keeps publication links in monthly logs, which 1.4.0 and earlier cannot read: run learn.py compact --remove-originals only once every install that reads a project's memory is updated.

Claude Code installs straight from this repository: /plugin marketplace add 1vmgm/viewprinter-plugin, then /plugin install viewprinter@viewprinter.

The local helpers need Python 3.9 or newer and run on macOS, Linux and Windows; CI runs every skill's tests on all three with Python 3.9 and 3.12. The local review server refuses requests and frames that other sites start, sandboxes what it serves, and serves only the folders of registered reviews, never a home folder.

This release does not change the hosted service or refresh installed client caches; the directory listings are separate distribution channels.