Sample Post with Rich Metadata

Welcome to another sample post on Artisanal Intelligence — this one is designed to stretch your blog layout and stress-test rich metadata rendering. If you’re seeing this, your Jekyll setup is alive and well. Let’s dive in.

🧭 What This Post Covers

This is a fully featured sample post to help you test:

Rendering of headers and lists
Syntax highlighting in code blocks
Embedded tables and blockquotes
Images and inline metadata usage
Horizontal rules and callouts
Frontmatter parsing in layout

🧠 Why This Matters

“A well-structured test post tells you more about your theme than ten broken layouts.”

Most blog engines work fine for minimal content. But as your blog matures, you’ll want:

Good typography for longer reads
Semantic support for content like tutorials
A flexible layout that works for both casual and technical audiences

This post helps you simulate that real-world complexity — without resorting to lorem ipsum.

🔧 Sample Code Snippet

Here’s a simple Python function using syntax highlighting:

def greet(name):
    print(f"Hello, {name}. Welcome to Artisanal Intelligence.")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    greet("crankbird")