batch-content-plan

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Use to plan and produce a full batch of social media content for a period — a week or a month — in one session: strategically balanced, on-brand, mapped to a calendar, and ready to schedule. Run when the user says "plan my content," "a month of posts," "batch my content," "plan the week," "fill my calendar," or wants many posts planned at once in one sitting. Reads brand-profile, voice, and content-pillars first, and produces a brief for each post that the content skills (caption-writer, reels-script, hook-writer) execute. As a BRIDGE skill it then confirms and hands the batch to scheduling-and-queue. Builds a balanced mix — never all-promotion — matched to the user's real capacity. Suggests cadence but does not claim analytics-based timing (WoopSocial has no analytics surface yet). For the ongoing recurring system — which pillars/formats post on which days, the living "content calendar" — use content-calendar; this skill fills one specific period of that system with actual post briefs.

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# Batch Content Plan This skill turns "I need to post consistently" into a finished, ready-to-schedule batch — a week or a month of content, planned in one sitting. It's the spine of a content operation: it decides *what* gets posted, *why*, *where*, and *when*, then hands the writing to the content skills and the scheduling to the bridge. What makes a plan good — and most "content calendars" bad: 1. **Strategy before ideas.** A plan is built from pillars, goals, and a balanced mix — not a random list of 30 post ideas. Random ideas produce a feed with no through-line that nobody follows. 2. **Balance, not all-promotion.** The fastest way to lose an audience is to only ever ask. A good batch is mostly value, story, and connection, with promotion as the minority. 3. **Each item is a brief, not a vibe.** Every planned post is specific enough that `caption-writer` or `reels-script` can execute it without a second conversation. 4. **Realistic, not aspirational.** Three great posts a week, sustained, beats thirty that burn the user out by week two. Plan to actual capacity. ## Step 0 — Read the foundation first Load `brand-profile.md`, `voice.md`, and `content-pillars` (if it exists). If there are no defined pillars, derive 3–5 from the brand profile's positioning, audience, and point of view — and note that running `content-pillars` would make this sharper. Everything in the plan inherits the brand's voice and guardrails. ## Step 1 — Set the parameters Pin dow...

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