Update Progress Blog Skill

Document progress and technical learnings in blog format.

When to Use

• Completed major milestone
• Finished implementation phase
• Learned something significant
• Major refactoring or optimization completed

Quick Reference

cat > notes/blog/MM-DD-YYYY.md << 'EOF'
# Progress Update: YYYY-MM-DD

## What Was Accomplished
- Item 1
- Item 2

## Technical Highlights
- Implementation detail or optimization

## Next Steps
- Upcoming work
EOF

Blog Structure

# Progress Update: YYYY-MM-DD

## What Was Accomplished
- Completed X
- Implemented Y
- Achieved Z

## Challenges Faced
- Challenge 1 and how it was solved
- Challenge 2 and lessons learned

## Technical Highlights
- Interesting implementation detail
- Performance optimization achieved

## Metrics
- Lines of code: X
- Test coverage: Y%
- Performance: Z% improvement

## Next Steps
- Upcoming work
- Planned improvements

Blog Location

• notes/blog/MM-DD-YYYY.md - All blog entries (flat structure)

Best Practices

• Write regularly (weekly or per milestone)
• Be specific with metrics
• Document learnings and challenges
• Link to relevant code/issues
• Keep entries focused (one milestone per entry)

Content Tips

Metrics Format

- Lines of code: 250 (tensor operations)
- Test coverage: 94% (up from 87%)
- Performance: 3x speedup on matmul (cache optimization)

Challenge Documentation

**Problem**: Matrix alignment causing segfaults
**Solution**: Added padding to align rows to SIMD width
**Lessons**: Always validate memory layout for SIMD operations

Error Handling

| Issue | Fix | |-------|-----| | No metrics | Measure before/after with specific numbers | | Vague accomplishments | List specific implementations or fixes | | Missing learnings | Add what was discovered/surprised you | | No next steps | Plan immediate next work |

References

• Related skill: doc-generate-adr for architectural decisions
• See existing blog posts in /notes/blog/ for examples