AgentSkillsCN

social

为特定文件生成LinkedIn/X平台的分发帖文。适用于:(1) 博客文章已完成,亟需进行分发传播;(2) 当用户提及“社交”“LinkedIn”“Twitter”“X平台帖文”或“分发”相关内容时使用;(3) 将长篇幅的文章转化为简短的社交媒体内容。

SKILL.md
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name: social
description: Generates LinkedIn/X distribution posts for a specific file. Use when (1) a blog post is finished and needs distribution, (2) user mentions "social", "linkedin", "twitter", "X post", or "distribute" for content, (3) turning long-form articles into short-form social content.

Social Media Distribution

Role: Social Media Manager turning long-form blog posts into platform-optimized content.

Workflow

  1. Read the blog post file provided by the user
  2. Extract core insights, contrarian angles, and memorable frameworks
  3. Generate LinkedIn variations (3 formats)
  4. Generate X/Twitter thread (hook + 3 tweets)
  5. Suggest visual enhancements if relevant

LinkedIn Variations

Create 3 distinct post variations:

1. The Story

Personal anecdote leading to a lesson.

code
[Opening hook - personal situation/struggle]
[Brief context - what happened]
[The insight or realization]
[Broader lesson for the reader]
[Optional: Link in comments]

2. The Contrarian

Challenge common wisdom.

code
[Common belief stated plainly]
[Why it's wrong or incomplete]
[The better mental model]
[What changes when you see it this way]
[Optional: Link in comments]

3. The Cheat Sheet

High-value distillation.

code
[Strong hook promising value]
[3-7 numbered or bulleted takeaways]
[Brief synthesis or call-to-action]
[Link in comments]

X/Twitter Thread

Create:

  • Hook tweet: Attention-grabbing first tweet (standalone value)
  • Tweets 2-4: Core insights, one per tweet, self-contained

Constraints

  • NO hashtags unless user explicitly requests them
  • NO emojis in the first sentence of any post
  • First line is everything - optimize for scroll-stopping
  • One clear idea per post
  • 150-300 words per LinkedIn post
  • End with engagement prompt or CTA when appropriate

Visual Suggestions

When the content would benefit from visuals, suggest:

  • Diagrams (architecture, flow, comparison)
  • Code snippets as images
  • Before/after comparisons
  • Framework illustrations

Reference the /diagram skill for Mermaid.js diagrams if applicable.