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Reshape a draft the user already wrote into a better shape for X — a long post into a thread, a thread into one tight post, or any draft trimmed to X's length and format norms. **You do the reshaping** by moving the user's own words around; capx never generates content and this skill never rewrites the substance. The one rule under everything: **meaning in must equal meaning out.** Each post still passes the casserole guardrail at send. What the user gave you: "$ARGUMENTS" Follow these steps: 1. **Get the draft and the target shape.** From "$ARGUMENTS", take the draft — the pasted text, or read the file / link they pointed at. Identify the target shape: long post → thread, thread → single post, or "fit to X." If they didn't say, infer the obvious move from length (a 600-char block wants to be a thread; a 5-tweet thread they want tightened wants to be one post) and **confirm before reshaping**. 2. **Read what's actually there.** Understand the point, the claims, and the voice. List the **load-bearing bits you must not lose** — every concrete fact, number, name, and specific. You're rearranging and trimming, not rewriting; if you can't keep a specific in the new shape, that's a conversation, not a cut you make silently. 3. **Reshape.** Do the transform the shape calls for: - **Long → thread:** split at natural seams, one idea per tweet. The lead tweet earns the read with the sharpest concrete point — *not* "a thread 🧵" bait. Each tweet stands on i