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X content calendar

Skill mikaelaldy/x-algorithm-skills/skills/growth/x-content-calendar

Plan X content calendars for growth. Use when creating a 7-day or 30-day schedule across utility, opinion, proof-of-work, conversation, and personal posts.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add mikaelaldy/x-algorithm-skills --skill x-content-calendar

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SKILL.md

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X Content Calendar

Use this to create a posting plan the user can actually execute.

Content Mix

Use a portfolio:

  • Utility: frameworks, templates, tutorials, checklists.
  • Opinion: tradeoffs, myth-busting, specific stances.
  • Proof of work: builds, experiments, screenshots, metrics, lessons.
  • Conversation: useful questions, comparisons, requests for examples.
  • Personal context: story, values, motivation, constraints.

Frequency Rules

If once per day:

  • 4 utility/opinion posts per week
  • 2 proof-of-work posts per week
  • 1 personal/context post per week
  • daily replies

If 2-3 times per day:

  • morning: strongest standalone post
  • midday: reply, quote, or conversation post
  • evening: proof, reflection, or personal context

Weekly Experiment

Test one variable:

  • hook style
  • topic angle
  • post length
  • visual vs text
  • proof vs opinion
  • time of day
  • CTA vs no CTA

Output

Return:

  • Assumptions
  • Content pillars
  • Calendar with post ideas by day
  • Reply targets
  • Experiment of the week
  • Metrics to watch

Operating Principle

Treat the public X algorithm as a signal map, not a cheat code. Optimize for posts and replies that earn useful positive actions (dwell, replies, reposts, shares, profile clicks, follows) while avoiding negative actions (not interested, mute, block, report, fast skips).

Keep looking

Skills are one crate of 627,801. Ordering is by how many stacks a row turns up in, so the top of any crate is what has actually been picked rather than what has the most stars.