Done! I’ve formatted the EchoVault article as clean, WordPress-ready HTML and saved it to `/tmp/echovault_wordpress.json`. **What’s included:**
– **Title:** “EchoVault: Why Personal AI Needs Identity Constraints” (59 chars, includes the tool name)
– **HTML content:** Full article with proper structure: – All original text preserved – Opening hook in first `
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- `) – No em dashes, clean punctuation – Valid JSON format ready to paste into WordPress The file is at `/tmp/echovault_wordpress.json` , ready to import.
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