How do I install the Social Post skill?

Run npx skillmds@latest add conorbronsdon/social-post in your terminal (requires Node.js), paste this page's agent-chat prompt into Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-connected agent, or download the SKILL.md file and copy it into your agent's skills directory.

Is Social Post safe to use?

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Which AI agents work with Social Post?

This skill is tagged as working with Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex. SKILL.md is an open format, so most agents that read a skills directory can load it too.

Is Social Post free to use?

Yes. Installing skills from SkillMD is free, and the skill stays under its author's original license.

Who published Social Post?

conorbronsdon (@conorbronsdon) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Social Post by conorbronsdon — Agent Skill

Name: Social Post
Author: conorbronsdon

Social Post

Write a platform-native social media post for a music release, show announcement, or general artist content. Load artist-context.md and promotion-strategy.md before running. Use when asked to "write a caption," "write a post for [platform]," or "help me announce [thing]."

File contents

Social Post — Musician

Write a social media post for the artist. Load their artist context and promotion strategy before writing.

Before writing

Read projects/example-musician/artist-context.md — understand the sound, audience, and voice
Read projects/example-musician/promotion-strategy.md — understand what's being promoted and what's worked before
Read writing/skills/avoid-ai-writing/SKILL.md — apply its writing audit
Note the platform — Instagram, TikTok, Twitter/X, and LinkedIn all require different approaches

Platform guidelines

Instagram

Caption can be longer but front-load the most interesting line — it's what shows before "more"
1-3 hashtags max, at the end or in a comment — not sprinkled throughout
No "link in bio" as the opener unless that's genuinely their voice
Can be a story, an observation, a behind-the-scenes detail, or a direct announcement
Avoid the "excited to share" opener — just share it

TikTok

The caption is secondary to the video, but it should add context or a hook that drives saves/shares
Shorter is better — 1-3 sentences
Trending sounds, challenges, or formats can be referenced but don't force them

Twitter/X

280 characters or a thread if the story warrants it
Punchy, direct — cut everything soft
Can be more casual and real-time than Instagram

Writing rules

Write in the artist's voice based on their context file — specific to them, not generic musician content
No AI-isms (see writing/skills/avoid-ai-writing/SKILL.md)
Avoid: "excited to share," "thrilled to announce," "I've been working so hard on this," "dream come true"
Lead with something specific — a lyric, a detail, a moment, a question — not a label ("NEW MUSIC OUT NOW")
Match energy to the release: a quiet introspective track gets a different tone than a high-energy single

Output

Provide 2-3 versions at different tones or lengths. Label each by platform or approach (e.g., "Instagram — story-driven," "Instagram — direct announcement," "Twitter/X"). Let the artist choose.

Apply the avoid-ai-writing audit to your own output before returning it. If any version has AI-isms, fix them before presenting.

---name: social-postdescription: Write a platform-native social media post for a music release, show announcement, or general artist content. Load artist-context.md and promotion-strategy.md before running. Use when asked to "write a caption," "write a post for [platform]," or "help me announce [thing]."---# Social Post — MusicianWrite a social media post for the artist. Load their artist context and promotion strategy before writing.## Before writing1. Read `projects/example-musician/artist-context.md` — understand the sound, audience, and voice2. Read `projects/example-musician/promotion-strategy.md` — understand what's being promoted and what's worked before3. Read `writing/skills/avoid-ai-writing/SKILL.md` — apply its writing audit4. Note the platform — Instagram, TikTok, Twitter/X, and LinkedIn all require different approaches## Platform guidelines### Instagram- Caption can be longer but front-load the most interesting line — it's what shows before "more"- 1-3 hashtags max, at the end or in a comment — not sprinkled throughout- No "link in bio" as the opener unless that's genuinely their voice- Can be a story, an observation, a behind-the-scenes detail, or a direct announcement- Avoid the "excited to share" opener — just share it### TikTok- The caption is secondary to the video, but it should add context or a hook that drives saves/shares- Shorter is better — 1-3 sentences- Trending sounds, challenges, or formats can be referenced but don't force them### Twitter/X- 280 characters or a thread if the story warrants it- Punchy, direct — cut everything soft- Can be more casual and real-time than Instagram## Writing rules- Write in the artist's voice based on their context file — specific to them, not generic musician content- No AI-isms (see `writing/skills/avoid-ai-writing/SKILL.md`)- Avoid: "excited to share," "thrilled to announce," "I've been working so hard on this," "dream come true"- Lead with something specific — a lyric, a detail, a moment, a question — not a label ("NEW MUSIC OUT NOW")- Match energy to the release: a quiet introspective track gets a different tone than a high-energy single## OutputProvide 2-3 versions at different tones or lengths. Label each by platform or approach (e.g., "Instagram — story-driven," "Instagram — direct announcement," "Twitter/X"). Let the artist choose.Apply the avoid-ai-writing audit to your own output before returning it. If any version has AI-isms, fix them before presenting.

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