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Finalize month

Skill indranilbanerjee/socialforge/skills/finalize-month

Package all approved content into the final delivery folder structure for handoff.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add indranilbanerjee/socialforge --skill finalize-month

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SKILL.md

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/socialforge:finalize-month — Month Finalizer

Package all approved posts into the organized delivery folder structure.

Pre-Finalization Check

  • All posts must be FINAL status (or --force to skip unapproved) WARNING: --force bypasses ALL approval gates. Use only in emergencies. All force-finalized posts are logged with force_finalized: true in status-tracker.json for audit trail.
  • All compliance checks passed
  • All required approvals obtained per approval-chain.json
  • Calendar document assembled

If any posts are not FINAL: "3 posts still pending approval. Finalize anyway with --force, or resolve pending items first."

Final Folder Structure

FINAL/
├── 00-Calendar-Document/
│   └── {brand}-{month}-calendar.json   # delivery manifest; DOCX conversion is a manual step
├── 01-Ready-to-Publish/
│   └── Week-{N}/
│       └── {date}-Post{id}-{title}/
│           └── {platform}/
│               ├── image-{WxH}.png
│               ├── copy.txt
│               └── preview.png
├── 02-Carousels/
├── 03-Video-Production-Kit/
├── 04-Stories-Shorts/
├── 05-Review-Gallery/
├── 06-Publishing-Schedule/
└── 07-Production-Checklist/

Process

  1. Verify all approval gates
  2. Organize files into folder structure
  3. Generate publishing schedule (dates + times + platforms)
  4. Generate production checklist (remaining manual tasks)
  5. Upload to Google Drive (if connected)
  6. Send completion notification via Slack/email

What ships with it

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Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.

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