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Skill ninnettesudanese653/claude-plugins/plugins/socials/skills/post

Manage and extend Claude Code with plugins for social, browser, and Hive workflows.

Install
npx -y skills add ninnettesudanese653/claude-plugins --skill post

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Create and publish a post on X, LinkedIn, or Reddit

SKILL.md

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Create a Post

Create and publish content to your social media accounts.

Workflow

  1. Check connection

    socials_check_access
    
  2. Get user input Ask if not provided:

    • Platform: X, LinkedIn, or Reddit?
    • Topic: What to post about?
    • Tone: Professional, casual, witty?
    • Length: Short, medium, thread?
  3. Get available personas

    socials_list_personas
    

    Recommend an appropriate persona based on platform and topic.

  4. Generate or draft content Either use socials_generate_post with a persona, or draft it directly.

  5. Show draft and get approval Always show the full post text before publishing. Ask:

    • Does this look good?
    • Any changes needed?
    • Ready to post?
  6. Publish

    socials_create_post
    

Platform tips

X (Twitter)

  • Keep under 280 characters for single posts
  • Threads: Start with a hook, number each tweet
  • Use line breaks for readability

LinkedIn

  • Can be longer (up to 3000 chars)
  • Story format works well
  • End with a question for engagement

Reddit

  • Choose the right subreddit
  • Follow subreddit rules
  • Add value, don't just promote

Arguments

If the user provides text after /socials:post, use it as the topic or content idea.

Example: /socials:post about our new feature launch on LinkedIn

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