create-social-contentlisted

# Create Social Content Turn a real idea, source, experience, or result into platform-native social content without inventing authority or flattening every channel into the same post. ## Workflow 1. Define the assignment: - mode: ideas, draft, rewrite, critique, reply, adaptation, series, or plan - speaker, audience, relationship, purpose, language, and desired response - target platform or platforms, format, media, length pressure, and deadline - supplied notes, source material, approved claims, and publication state Infer low-risk missing context and state the assumption briefly. Ask only when a missing choice would materially change the content. Route a LinkedIn-only post request to `linkedin-posts`; keep this skill when the platform is unspecified, non-LinkedIn, or the assignment spans channels. 2. Establish the evidence boundary. Read accepted ADRs and existing brand, editorial, terminology, and claim guidance before defining a new voice. Read [Source, voice, and content history](references/source-and-voice.md) when the task depends on personal or product context, voice matching, published-content history, or a freshness claim. 3. Choose the content unit and format. Reduce the piece to one useful claim, observation, story, result, resource, question, or invitation. Identify whether it is an original post, reply, quote or resource share, thread, product or project post, educational post, announcement, or visual caption.