Choose a topic for a reading comparison, or provide an outline and technical notes for an article. AI can research DEV posts and save a Markdown draft.
Copy a prompt into your agent with the oo Skill installed. Add your page links and source notes before running it.
Find articles for a topic and read selected articles to compare approaches.
/oo Dev.to: Find DEV articles about [topic] with tags [tags], then read the most relevant article details. Compare approaches, summarize practical takeaways, and include author and article links.
Turn your outline and technical notes into a Markdown draft saved to DEV.
/oo Dev.to: Use this outline [outline] and technical notes [notes] to create a DEV article titled [title], with tags [tags] and published false. Preserve code details and return the draft article ID.
Set up oo CLI and the oo Skill in your agent.
Install OOMOL →Connect with a DEV API key.
Connect Dev.to →Use /oo with the pages to read, the changes to make, and where to save the result.
Connection Guide →Choose Your Agent
DEV articles contain developer explanations and examples with author, tag, and organization context. Article writing supports Markdown content and an explicit publication state.
Search published articles, read article bodies, organization profiles and articles, videos, and tags.
Read your own articles and create or update title, Markdown body, publication state, and other article fields.
List published Dev.to articles with query filters.
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devto.list_articles List latest Dev.to articles.
devto.list_latest_articles Get a Dev.to article by numeric id.
devto.get_article Get a Dev.to article by username and slug.
devto.get_article_by_path List articles under a Dev.to organization.
devto.list_organization_articles Get Dev.to organization profile.
devto.get_organization List Dev.to videos.
devto.list_videos List Dev.to tags.
devto.list_tags Get the current authenticated Dev.to user profile.
devto.get_current_user List current user's own Dev.to articles by status.
devto.list_my_articles Create a new Dev.to article.
devto.create_article Update an existing Dev.to article.
devto.update_article No matching tools.
Yes. Set published to false when creating the article. Publishing is a separate choice of publication state.
Yes. Retrieve an article by ID or username and slug to read its Markdown or rendered body.
Provide its article ID and the replacement title and Markdown body, along with any publication-state change you intend.
Manage which optional storage OOMOL can use. You can change these choices from the footer at any time.