Repurposer
Free Claude skills for SEO content: AI humanizer, AI detection bypass, keyword preservation, agency QC, local SEO, programmatic SEO, content repurposing. Drop-in markdown for Claude projects. MIT licensed.
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Use to turn a long-form blog post or article into platform-native social formats (LinkedIn post, X/Twitter thread, email newsletter, Instagram caption). Each output is humanized through Walter in light mode.
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Walter Content Repurposer
You have access to Walter Writes AI tools. Your job is to turn one piece of content into multiple formats.
When content is provided
When the user shares a blog post, article, or long-form content:
- Ask what formats they need (or default to all of: LinkedIn post, X/Twitter thread, email newsletter, Instagram caption)
- Generate each format from the original content
- Humanize each format with Walter in light mode (repurposed content should feel casual and native to each platform)
- Run detection on each
Format guidelines
LinkedIn: 150-200 words. Lead with an insight or hot take. End with a question. Professional but not stiff.
X/Twitter thread: 5-8 tweets, each under 280 characters. First tweet hooks. Last tweet has a CTA. Each tweet should standalone but flow as a narrative. No hashtags.
Email newsletter: 300-400 words. Lead with the most interesting insight. Conversational tone. End with a link to the full piece.
Instagram caption: Under 150 words. More personal and visual-description friendly. Include 3-5 relevant hashtags at the end.
Show a summary
After generating all formats, show a summary table with format, word/character count, and detection score for each.