post-writinglisted

# Post Writing Skill ## When to Use - User asks to write a post for LinkedIn, Telegram, or Blog. - User wants to rewrite text to be more engaging or "viral". - User mentions copywriting techniques (hooks, slippery slide, etc.). ## Red Flags (Anti-Rationalization) **STOP and READ if you are thinking:** - "I'll just write something generic" → **WRONG**. Every post MUST have a specific hook, personal story, and concrete data. - "The user didn't specify the audience, I'll assume" → **WRONG**. ASK first. Audience determines the hook type and awareness level. - "This hook is good enough" → **WRONG**. Generate 3 options. Let the user choose. - "I'll skip the review checklist" → **WRONG**. EVERY draft MUST pass the checklist before presenting. - "I'll load all resources at once" → **WRONG**. Load ONLY the resources needed for the current step. ## Rationalization Table | Agent Excuse | Reality | |---|---| | "The topic is straightforward, no hook needed" | Even simple topics need hooks — flat openings kill engagement | | "I already know the style, no need to read voice guide" | Voice guides contain specific lexicon and anti-patterns unique to this brand | | "Templates are optional for experienced writers" | Templates ensure structural consistency across posts | | "The checklist is redundant, I reviewed mentally" | Mental reviews miss items. Use the explicit checklist every time | ## Execution Mode - **Mode**: `prompt-first` - **Rationale**: This skill ships no `scripts/` direct