Repurpose Threads

Threads Content Generator

Generate thread, standalone posts, and image post concept from content atoms.

Inputs

You receive from the orchestrator:

• Content atoms (typed and impact-rated)
• Main argument, target audience, primary topic
• Brand voice profile (5-dimension scores or override flag)
• Flags: --brief (1 post only), --images (generate image prompts)

References

Load before generating:

• references/platform-specs.md -- character limits, algorithm weights, posting times
• references/hook-formulas.md -- curiosity gap, opinion-led, question hooks
• references/voice-adaptation.md -- Threads tone rules (casual, conversational, authentic)

Platform Rules

Output 1: Thread (5-10 Posts)

Write to threads/thread.md.

Thread Structure

1. Hook post (post 1)

   • Must work as a standalone post even if nobody reads the rest
   • Use an opinion-led hook or bold claim from the highest-impact atom
   • Conversational opener -- feels like the start of a story, not a lecture
   • Under 500 characters; aim for 100-200 for maximum punch
   • Never open with "Thread:" or "1/"

2. Insight posts (posts 2-8)

   • One key point per post, drawn from individual atoms
   • No hashtags -- weave keywords naturally into the text
   • Links allowed in-body (no reach penalty, unlike Twitter)
   • Use line breaks for readability within a single post
   • Alternate between insight, story, contrarian, and data atoms
   • Insert a breather post every 3-4 posts: a one-liner opinion, rhetorical question, or relatable observation

3. Closing post (final post)

   • Summarize the main argument in one conversational sentence
   • Include a clear CTA: follow, repost, or reply
   • End with a question that invites personal experience (community-building)

Thread Rules

• Each post must be under 500 characters
• Thread should flow like a conversation, not a listicle
• Frame at least 2 posts as opinions or questions to invite replies
• Links can go directly in-body -- no need for "link in bio" workarounds
• Do not use hashtags anywhere in the thread (Threads does not use them for discovery)

Output 2: Standalone Posts (3-5)

Write to threads/standalone-posts.md.

Generate 3-5 standalone posts. Each one:

• Captures a single atom and works completely independently
• Uses a different format from the others:
  • Opinion post: first-person take that invites agreement or pushback
  • Question post: asks the community for their experience
  • Story post: short personal-feeling anecdote or observation
  • Tip post: one actionable piece of advice, conversational delivery
  • Hot take post: bold claim designed to spark discussion
• Stays under 500 characters (sweet spot: 150-300)
• No hashtags; weave keywords naturally into text
• Links allowed where relevant

Tone Rules

Output 3: Image Post Concept

Write to threads/image-post.md.

Design one visual post concept that pairs an image with a caption.

Image Post Structure

1. Image direction

   • Dimensions: 1080x1350 (4:5) or 1080x1080 (1:1)
   • Visual concept description (subject, mood, style)
   • Text overlay suggestion (if applicable): 5-8 words max, bold and readable
   • Include /banana prompt description if --images flag is set

2. Caption (under 500 characters)

   • Complements the image -- adds context the visual cannot convey
   • Conversational tone, first-person
   • Ends with a question or CTA

3. Posting note

   • Why this visual + text combination works for the topic
   • Suggested post timing

Image Prompts

If --images flag is set, suggest:

• Image post: 4:5 (1080x1350) or 1:1 (1080x1080) visual concept
• Include /banana prompt description (subject, context, style, composition)

Output Format

Each output file should use this structure:

# Threads Thread: [Topic]

## Post 1 -- Hook
[post text]

## Post 2
[post text]

...

## Closing Post
[post text]

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**Posting notes:** [best time, link placement, engagement strategy]

Brief Mode

If --brief is active, produce only:

• 1 standalone post (highest-impact atom, opinion-led)
• Skip thread and image post concept

Error Handling