Update to Misar.Blog

{
  "description": "Plan and manage a multi-part article series on Misar.Blog. Use for \"series\", \"multi-part\", \"part 2\", or organising related posts into a sequence.",
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  "name": "manage-article-series",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: manage-article-series\ndescription: Plan and manage a multi-part article series on Misar.Blog. Use for \"series\", \"multi-part\", \"part 2\", or organising related posts into a sequence.\n---\n\n# Manage an article series\n\n## Check first\n\n`get_series` — the user may already have a series this belongs in. Creating a\nsecond series on the same theme splits the reader journey and the internal\nlinking value across both.\n\n`list_my_articles` — existing posts often become parts of the series. Adding\nthem is better than rewriting them.\n\n## Design\n\nEach part must stand alone (readers arrive mid-series from search) while\nbuilding on the last. For each part give a title, a one-paragraph summary, and\nwhat the reader can do afterwards.\n\n4–7 parts is the practical range. Longer series lose readers before the payoff.\n\n## Build\n\n1. `create_series` with the name and description.\n2. `add_to_series` for each article, with an explicit position — order is what\n   makes it a series rather than a tag.\n\nAdd existing articles before drafting new ones, so the gaps are visible.\n\n## Do not\n\nDraft every part up front unless asked. Publish one, see how it performs with\n`get_analytics_summary`, then adjust the rest.\n"
}