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Systematic content refresh discipline. Quarterly audits, refresh prioritization (which pieces, when, how deep), refresh-vs-merge-vs-delete decisions, the lifecycle that distinguishes intentional refresh from set-and-forget decay. Builds on the refresh sections of pillar-content-architecture and edit

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git clone https://github.com/rampstackco/claude-skills.git ~/.claude/skills/content-refresh-system

What is content-refresh-system?

Systematic content refresh discipline. Quarterly audits, refresh prioritization (which pieces, when, how deep), refresh-vs-merge-vs-delete decisions, the lifecycle that distinguishes intentional refresh from set-and-forget decay. Builds on the refresh sections of pillar-content-architecture and editorial-qa with a program-level discipline. Triggers on content refresh, content decay, content audit, refresh prioritization, content lifecycle, refresh strategy, traffic decay, ranking drop, content freshness, evergreen content, content maintenance. Also triggers when traffic is eroding silently across an aging content library, when teams cannot decide which pieces to refresh, or when refresh work is happening but the impact is unclear.

What this can do

Capabilities declared in this component's own frontmatter — not inferred.

Inherit all session tools

Declares no tool restrictions — inherits every session tool

~185 tokens of context used while enabled, before you invoke anything

Documentation

README · ~15 min read

Content Refresh System

A senior editorial leader's playbook for systematic content refresh. The discipline that distinguishes intentional refresh programs from set-and-forget decay, and the prioritization framework that prevents both over-refresh (refresh-everything-on-calendar) and under-refresh (refresh-nothing-until-traffic-collapses).

Content decays. Search behavior shifts; SERP intent reshapes; facts go stale; competitors publish stronger pieces; the brand's own positioning evolves past what older pieces represent. Programs that ignore this reality watch traffic erode silently across the library. Programs that overreact (rewriting everything on calendar) burn editorial capacity that should be producing new flagship work. The discipline is in the middle: refresh what matters when signals say so, and document the decisions so the program is auditable.

This skill is the program-level refresh discipline across the whole content library. It builds on pillar-content-architecture's hub-level refresh consideration (refresh as ONE consideration in hub design) and editorial-qa's pre-publish quality gate (this skill is post-publish lifecycle, not pre-publish QA). Together those skills cover content quality at the moments quality decisions get made; this skill covers the moments between, when content is in the field and decaying or holding.

The voice is the senior editorial leader who has watched refresh programs fail in both directions and who has shipped the systems that produced durable refresh discipline.

When to use this skill: building a refresh program from scratch, auditing why refresh work is happening but traffic is not responding, designing the prioritization that keeps refresh tractable across a 200-piece or 2,000-piece library, or fixing a refresh program that is eating editorial capacity without clear results.

What this skill covers

This skill spans the post-publish lifecycle of content. The content suite distinction:

  • content-strategy is program scope: what to produce.

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