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social-post-formatterlisted

Take any piece of content — a blog post, announcement, product update, article URL, or raw idea — and generate platform-specific social media posts for LinkedIn, X/Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Each post follows platform conventions, character limits, and engagement best practices. Reads ~/.claude/brand/brand-config.json for voice consistency if available; works generically if not. Trigger on "write social posts for", "social media for this", "format for LinkedIn", "tweet this", "LinkedIn post for", "social content from", or any request to repurpose content for social channels.
otm-skill-sync/social-post-formatter · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 60
Install: claude install-skill otm-skill-sync/social-post-formatter
# Social Post Formatter Transform source content into ready-to-post social media content across all major platforms, with each post tailored to that platform's format, audience expectations, and algorithmic preferences. ## When to use - User says "write social posts for", "social media for this", or "format for LinkedIn" - User says "tweet this", "LinkedIn post for", or "social content from" - User provides a blog post, announcement, or article and wants social versions - User asks to repurpose content for social channels - Any request involving creating social media posts from existing content ## Instructions ### Step 1: Load brand context (optional) Check for `~/.claude/brand/brand-config.json`. If it exists, use: - Voice attributes to set the tone for all posts - Preferred terminology in the copy - Audience context to calibrate formality and jargon - Banned words to avoid If no brand config exists, proceed with a neutral professional tone. Don't ask the user to set one up — just note at the end that brand consistency improves with a config. ### Step 2: Analyze the source content Identify: - The core message or announcement (1 sentence) - The primary value to the audience (why should they care?) - Any data, quotes, or proof points that make good hooks - A relevant CTA (read more, sign up, comment, share) - The content category (thought leadership, product launch, educational, company news, engagement/community) ### Step 3: Generate platform-specific posts #### Li