Can I vibecode Skribra?

Build me a single-article SEO writer that publishes to WordPress. Requirements:

- WordPress only, deliberately: it authenticates with an application password the
  site owner generates alone, while Shopify or Webflow need a platform-approved
  OAuth app; budget weeks of review before one post goes live elsewhere.
- Stack: one Node + TypeScript CLI, no web UI and no accounts, with SQLite via
  better-sqlite3 to remember what's been written. Config in .env.
- Input: a target keyword plus a short site description. Output: one published post.
- Generate in explicit stages, persisting each stage's output to SQLite so a failed run
  resumes instead of restarting: outline · section drafts · intro/conclusion · FAQ · title ·
  meta description · slug.
- Aim for 1500-2500 words of specific prose. Ban the usual tells in the prompt: no 'in today's
  fast-paced world', no 'delve', no section that just restates the one above it.
- Internal links: query the WordPress REST API for existing posts, pick the 3-5 genuinely
  related ones, and link them inline with descriptive anchor text.
- One generated header image, uploaded to the media library and set as featured image.
- Emit JSON-LD Article plus FAQPage, and a real meta description rather than a truncated
  first sentence.
- Publish via the REST API with an application password · draft by default, --publish to go live.
- Log every run's token cost to SQLite and print a per-article total, so the metered cost is
  visible instead of arriving as a surprise.
- Out of scope, and these are the hard parts: keyword research, scheduling, any other CMS,
  and post-publish monitoring or refresh. Pretending a one-shot build covers those would be
  dishonest.