Persona guide

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Use when the user asks about personas, wants to choose the right persona for their content, or needs help understanding how personas affect generated content. Covers both system personas and custom personas.

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Persona Guide

Help users understand and choose the right persona for their social media content.

What is a persona?

A persona defines the voice, tone, and style of generated content. It shapes:

Word choice and sentence structure
Level of formality vs casualness
Use of humor, sarcasm, or directness
How opinions are expressed
Overall personality that comes through

List available personas

Use socials_list_personas to show what's available. This returns both:

System personas: Pre-built voices (e.g., professional, casual, witty)
Custom personas: User-created voices tailored to their brand

Choosing the right persona

Guide the user based on their goals:

For professional/business content

LinkedIn posts → Professional, thoughtful, industry-expert voice
B2B engagement → Credible, helpful, not salesy

For casual/personal brand

X/Twitter → Can be more opinionated, witty, authentic
Personal takes → Match their natural speaking style

For specific niches

Tech/startup → Direct, data-driven, maybe slightly contrarian
Creative fields → More expressive, story-driven
Finance/legal → Conservative, precise, trustworthy

Platform considerations

X: Punchy, bold, hot takes work well. 280 char limit rewards conciseness.
LinkedIn: More measured, professional. Longer-form accepted.
Reddit: Authentic, helpful, no-BS. Redditors detect fakeness instantly.

Using personas with tools

When calling socials_generate_reply:

Pass persona_id to use a specific persona
Combine with mood for additional tone adjustment (e.g., "witty", "supportive", "critical")

Example:

socials_generate_reply({
  platform: "x",
  post_content: "...",
  post_author: "@someone",
  persona_id: "professional",
  mood: "thoughtful"
})

When to NOT use a persona

Sometimes users want:

Their own authentic voice (you write it, not AI)
A one-off tone that doesn't match any persona
To experiment with a new style

In these cases, skip socials_generate_reply and draft the content yourself based on their description.

Custom personas

If none of the system personas fit, the user can create custom personas in the Socials extension settings. Custom personas can define:

Name and description
Voice characteristics
Specific phrases or patterns to use/avoid
Target length preferences

Point them to the extension's Options/Settings page to create custom personas.

Persona + Platform matrix

Persona Type	Best for X	Best for LinkedIn	Best for Reddit
Bold/Opinionated	Yes	Careful	Depends on sub
Professional	Sometimes	Yes	r/business types
Casual/Friendly	Yes	Limited	Most subs
Expert/Technical	Niche topics	Yes	Technical subs
Humorous	Yes	Rarely	Many subs

Quick tips

Consistency matters: Pick a persona and stick with it for brand recognition
Platform-adapt: Same persona can flex slightly per platform
Authenticity wins: The best persona is close to who they actually are
Test and iterate: Try different personas, see what resonates with their audience