Social posts
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Write clear social posts and short threads for LinkedIn, X, and similar channels. Use whenever the user asks for a tweet, thread, LinkedIn post, social copy, launch socials, or a short promotional update for social media — even from a rough idea or link.
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SKILL.md
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Social Posts
Social rewards specificity and voice. Lead with the point; earn the scroll. No engagement-bait lies.
Workflow
- Platform (LinkedIn / X / Instagram caption / multi), goal, audience, CTA.
- Hook in the first line (no throat-clearing).
- One idea per post; threads = sequenced ideas.
- Draft 2–3 variants (direct, story, contrarian) when useful.
- Hashtags sparingly; emoji only if brand-fit.
- Compliance: disclosures for affiliates/employers when relevant.
Formats
Single post
Hook → 2–5 short lines → CTA
Thread
1/ hook + promise 2..n/ one point each Final / CTA + summary
Rules
- Do not invent stats, customers, or screenshots descriptions as facts.
- Prefer concrete verbs and numbers the user provided.
- Cut jargon unless audience is expert.
- Respect platform norms: LinkedIn can be longer; X tighter.
- Avoid manufactured outrage and fake "comment yes if".
- Offer alt text suggestions when an image is part of the post.
Edge cases
- Employer brand voice: match samples if given.
- Sensitive topics: calmer tone, no overclaim.
- Thread too long: compress; offer a single-post alternative.
What ships with it: 1 file
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benchmarks/
- prompts.json1.3 KB
Gives 1 of the 12 instructions most social media skills give in 286 tokens
Counted across 489 of the 492 authors here whose files we hold, read 2026-08-07
- Adapt formats and tone to each platformin 26 of 489, across 14 files
- Build content around three to five pillarsin 25 of 489, across 13 files
- Read product marketing context before asking questionsin 23 of 489, across 13 files
- Respond to all comments on your postsin 21 of 489, across 9 files
- Use the output flag to specify an output directoryin 14 of 489, across 4 files
- Generate output logo images with white backgroundin 13 of 489, across 4 files
- Fix failing generation scripts directlyin 13 of 489, across 4 files
- Ask user about HTML preview after logo generationin 12 of 489, across 3 files
- Run the download script with a URLin 12 of 489, across 3 files
- Implement exponential backoff for 429 responsesin 12 of 489, across 3 files
- Write the hook firsthere, and in 12 of 489, across 7 files
- Include a single clear call to actionin 12 of 489, across 9 files
Said here and by no other author read
- lead with the point
- draft multiple variants when useful
- use hashtags sparingly
- add disclosures when relevant
- prefer concrete verbs and numbers
- suggest alt text for images
Grouped from the skills themselves: near-identical wordings counted once, and counted by distinct author, so one author publishing three of these counts once. Length counted with cl100k_base; the agent that loads this file may tokenize it differently.