You can write a good post in an afternoon now. Getting anyone to read it is the part that didn’t get easier. The post goes out and nobody is told. Search shows the page and nobody clicks. A reader likes it and has no way to subscribe or hire you. The newsletters and podcasts your audience already follows never hear your name. That’s distribution, and it’s work most engineers skip because it doesn’t feel like engineering. The Distribution Stack is ten skills for your coding agent. Each one reads your actual files and pages, checks its work against sources, and tells you plainly what it couldn’t verify. Setup: your agent does it Unzip it, open Claude Code or Codex in the folder, and say: “read README.md and set this up.” The agent interviews you once, shows you a plan, and waits for your yes. Then it installs the skills for the agents you use, saves your profile, runs a verify check, and reports what it did. It backs up anything it would replace. Every skill reads your profile first and asks only for what is missing or more than 90 days old. If you own The Senior Engineer’s AI Vault and have set it up, the profile lives in your vault. Otherwise it goes in a local config folder. Setup never writes passwords, tokens, or API keys to it, and the verify check flags values that look like secrets. What’s inside Find the gaps - Distribution Audit. Checks whether your posts get promoted, get clicked in search, capture subscribers, and lead readers to your offer. Ends with up to five fixes, each tied to evidence. Before and after you publish - Claim Gate. Opens your links and flags claims your sources don’t support, qualifiers that fell off, and guesses sitting next to citations. - GEO Pass. Proposes edits so each section of a post still makes sense when an AI answer or a search snippet lifts it out. - Post Promo Drafter. Turns a published post into LinkedIn, thread, newsletter, community, and short-video drafts, with every figure traced back to the post. Other people’s audiences - Curator Target List. Finds newsletters and communities for your topics, with dated proof each is active, how submissions work, and their self-promotion rules. - Show Pitch Drafter. Reads a podcast’s recent episodes and drafts a pitch shaped like an episode, backed by your own proof links. - Advocate Map. Works locally on your contacts export to find the people likely to vouch for you inside their companies, and drafts no-ask check-ins. Positioning and proof - Positioning Workshop. Turns your bio, services, and recent posts into a one-sentence position you can test on buyers and peers. - Identity Consistency Check. Compares your name, role, and links across your site and profiles, and gives you a hardening checklist for the accounts your reputation depends on. - Case Study Capture. Turns engagement notes and a client’s sharing terms into a redaction list, an anonymized case study, and a permission checklist. How it works It doesn’t make things up. Every skill forbids invented numbers, quotes, and experiences. Figures come from your files or pages the agent opened. Anything it couldn’t check is marked missing or unverified. It drafts, you send. Nothing gets posted, pitched, or emailed on your behalf. Your contacts stay on your machine. Advocate Map never uploads your list or looks people up online. It’s plain Markdown. You can read every instruction your agent follows, and change it for your own use. Platforms Installs for Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and GitHub Copilot CLI. Linux is tested end to end with Claude Code. Codex, macOS, and Windows are in beta. The skills that check outside sources need web access in your agent; the rest work on local files. Who this is for Engineers and technical founders who publish and want the work to reach buyers and the peers who recommend them. Independent and fractional engineers whose next client comes from being known. If you want an automation that posts for you, this isn’t it. Try one skill first Distribution Audit is free on its own: https://sublimecoding.com/tools/distribution-audit Who I am Jared Smith. 13+ years shipping production systems. I was CISO at Lavender, where I built the security program from zero through SOC 2 Type II and shipped production AI features for 100,000+ users. Before that: backend and identity at BlockFi, telemetry ingestion at AAMP Global, and co-founder of PopSocial, where I grew engineering from a solo build to fifteen people. Today I’m a founding engineer at an early-stage startup, where most of the code is typed by coding agents and every line is mine to answer for. I built these skills for my own blog and write about that work at sublimecoding.com. Pricing Pay what you want. $14.99 minimum, $19.99 suggested. A zip of Markdown skills and shell scripts, with sample runs on a fictional blog. No app, no account, no API keys. One license covers one person; use it for client work, but don’t resell or redistribute the files. The Distribution Audit skill inside is also free under the MIT License at github.com/sublimecoder/distribution-audit. 7-day refund, no questions. jared@sublimecoding.com