Load Context First
Before executing this skill, read the following files from the project folder if they exist:
- USER.md — who the user is, how they think, how they work
- BUSINESS.md — their business, products, positioning, brand voice, content strategy
- ICP.md — their ideal customer, their language, their fears, what makes them buy
- Voice or brand voice skill — look for any installed skill related to voice, tone, or brand voice and apply it automatically
- Any additional context provided by the user in this session
Use all context silently. Do not reference or summarize files unless asked.
Social Content Batch
Purpose: Take one topic, idea, or piece of content and produce a complete multi-platform content suite in a single pass. Each piece shares the same core message but is natively adapted for its platform.
When to Activate
Use this skill when:
- User wants to batch content creation from one topic
- User mentions "content suite", "multi-platform", or "repurpose for social"
- User provides a topic and wants it adapted across platforms
- User wants to maximize output from one idea
Core Principle: Adapt, Don't Copy-Paste
Each platform has different:
- Audience intent (LinkedIn = professional growth, X = ideas + personality, Instagram = visual + lifestyle, Substack = depth + relationship)
- Format constraints (character limits, visual requirements, reading context)
- Engagement patterns (what gets shared, saved, commented on)
The same idea must be RE-EXPRESSED for each platform, not copied across them.
Output Components
1. Twitter/X Thread (8-10 tweets)
Format:
- Hook tweet with 🧵 emoji
- One idea per tweet, under 280 chars each
- CTA as final tweet
- Include character counts
Tone: Pithy, sharp, personality-driven. Compressed wisdom.
2. LinkedIn Post (300-500 words)
Format:
- Hook line (above the "...see more" fold)
- Story or observation
- 3-5 numbered insights
- CTA
Tone: Professional but human. Story-driven. No corporate speak.
3. Instagram Caption (Under 150 words)
Format:
- Hook line (before truncation)
- 2-3 sentences of value
- CTA
- 5-15 hashtags
Tone: Casual, personality-forward, visual-mindset.
4. Substack Note (3-7 sentences)
Format:
- Choose the best note type for this topic (see formulas below)
- Apply structural pattern
- Keep under 7 sentences
Note types: Single-punch wisdom, pattern observation, contrarian statement, problem→solution, list-based tactical, or direct advice.
5. Five Standalone Tweets (280 chars each)
Each tweet is a complete thought that can be posted independently throughout the week. Push the topic through different lenses:
- The bold claim — State the core idea with conviction
- The example — A specific instance that illustrates the point
- The question — Turn the idea into a thought-provoking question
- The contrarian angle — Challenge the conventional take on this topic
- The actionable tip — One specific thing the reader can do today
Include character counts for each.
Output Format
# Social Content Batch: [Topic]
**Core message:** [One sentence capturing the central idea]
**Source:** [Topic/content the user provided]
---
## 1. Twitter/X Thread
**Tweet 1** (XXX/280 chars)
[Hook tweet] 🧵
**Tweet 2** (XXX/280 chars)
[Body tweet]
[Continue for 8-10 tweets...]
**Tweet [N]** (XXX/280 chars)
[CTA tweet]
---
## 2. LinkedIn Post
**Word count:** [X] words
[Full LinkedIn post with hook, body, insights, and CTA]
---
## 3. Instagram Caption
**Word count:** [X] words
[Caption with hook, value, CTA]
.
.
.
[Hashtags]
---
## 4. Substack Note
**Type:** [Note type used]
[Full note]
---
## 5. Standalone Tweets
**Tweet A: The Bold Claim** (XXX/280 chars)
[Tweet]
**Tweet B: The Example** (XXX/280 chars)
[Tweet]
**Tweet C: The Question** (XXX/280 chars)
[Tweet]
**Tweet D: The Contrarian Angle** (XXX/280 chars)
[Tweet]
**Tweet E: The Actionable Tip** (XXX/280 chars)
[Tweet]
---
## Posting Schedule Suggestion
| Day | Platform | Content |
|-----|----------|---------|
| Monday | Twitter/X | Thread |
| Monday | LinkedIn | Post |
| Tuesday | Substack | Note |
| Wednesday | Twitter/X | Standalone tweet A |
| Thursday | Instagram | Caption + image |
| Friday | Twitter/X | Standalone tweet B |
| Weekend | Twitter/X | Standalone tweets C-E (spread out) |
Quality Checklist
1---2name: social-batch3description: Turn one topic into a full content suite in one shot — Twitter/X thread + LinkedIn post + Instagram caption + Substack note + 5 standalone tweets. All pieces share the same core message but are adapted for each platform's style and format. Use when user wants to "batch content", "create a content suite", or produce multi-platform content from one idea.4---5
6## Load Context First
7
8Before executing this skill, read the following files from the project folder if they exist:
9
101. **USER.md** — who the user is, how they think, how they work
112. **BUSINESS.md** — their business, products, positioning, brand voice, content strategy
123. **ICP.md** — their ideal customer, their language, their fears, what makes them buy
134. **Voice or brand voice skill** — look for any installed skill related to voice, tone, or brand voice and apply it automatically
145. Any additional context provided by the user in this session
15
16Use all context silently. Do not reference or summarize files unless asked.
17
18---
19
20# Social Content Batch
21
22**Purpose:** Take one topic, idea, or piece of content and produce a complete multi-platform content suite in a single pass. Each piece shares the same core message but is natively adapted for its platform.
23
24## When to Activate
25
26Use this skill when:
27- User wants to batch content creation from one topic
28- User mentions "content suite", "multi-platform", or "repurpose for social"
29- User provides a topic and wants it adapted across platforms
30- User wants to maximize output from one idea
31
32## Core Principle: Adapt, Don't Copy-Paste
33
34Each platform has different:
35- **Audience intent** (LinkedIn = professional growth, X = ideas + personality, Instagram = visual + lifestyle, Substack = depth + relationship)
36- **Format constraints** (character limits, visual requirements, reading context)
37- **Engagement patterns** (what gets shared, saved, commented on)
38
39The same idea must be RE-EXPRESSED for each platform, not copied across them.
40
41## Output Components
42
43### 1. Twitter/X Thread (8-10 tweets)
44
45**Format:**
46- Hook tweet with 🧵 emoji
47- One idea per tweet, under 280 chars each
48- CTA as final tweet
49- Include character counts
50
51**Tone:** Pithy, sharp, personality-driven. Compressed wisdom.
52
53### 2. LinkedIn Post (300-500 words)
54
55**Format:**
56- Hook line (above the "...see more" fold)
57- Story or observation
58- 3-5 numbered insights
59- CTA
60
61**Tone:** Professional but human. Story-driven. No corporate speak.
62
63### 3. Instagram Caption (Under 150 words)
64
65**Format:**
66- Hook line (before truncation)
67- 2-3 sentences of value
68- CTA
69- 5-15 hashtags
70
71**Tone:** Casual, personality-forward, visual-mindset.
72
73### 4. Substack Note (3-7 sentences)
74
75**Format:**
76- Choose the best note type for this topic (see formulas below)
77- Apply structural pattern
78- Keep under 7 sentences
79
80**Note types:** Single-punch wisdom, pattern observation, contrarian statement, problem→solution, list-based tactical, or direct advice.
81
82### 5. Five Standalone Tweets (280 chars each)
83
84**Each tweet is a complete thought** that can be posted independently throughout the week. Push the topic through different lenses:
85
861. **The bold claim** — State the core idea with conviction
872. **The example** — A specific instance that illustrates the point
883. **The question** — Turn the idea into a thought-provoking question
894. **The contrarian angle** — Challenge the conventional take on this topic
905. **The actionable tip** — One specific thing the reader can do today
91
92Include character counts for each.
93
94## Output Format
95
96```
97# Social Content Batch: [Topic]
98
99**Core message:** [One sentence capturing the central idea]
100**Source:** [Topic/content the user provided]
101
102---
103
104## 1. Twitter/X Thread
105
106**Tweet 1** (XXX/280 chars)
107[Hook tweet] 🧵
108
109**Tweet 2** (XXX/280 chars)
110[Body tweet]
111
112[Continue for 8-10 tweets...]
113
114**Tweet [N]** (XXX/280 chars)
115[CTA tweet]
116
117---
118
119## 2. LinkedIn Post
120
121**Word count:** [X] words
122
123[Full LinkedIn post with hook, body, insights, and CTA]
124
125---
126
127## 3. Instagram Caption
128
129**Word count:** [X] words
130
131[Caption with hook, value, CTA]
132
133.
134.
135.
136[Hashtags]
137
138---
139
140## 4. Substack Note
141
142**Type:** [Note type used]
143
144[Full note]
145
146---
147
148## 5. Standalone Tweets
149
150**Tweet A: The Bold Claim** (XXX/280 chars)
151[Tweet]
152
153**Tweet B: The Example** (XXX/280 chars)
154[Tweet]
155
156**Tweet C: The Question** (XXX/280 chars)
157[Tweet]
158
159**Tweet D: The Contrarian Angle** (XXX/280 chars)
160[Tweet]
161
162**Tweet E: The Actionable Tip** (XXX/280 chars)
163[Tweet]
164
165---
166
167## Posting Schedule Suggestion
168
169| Day | Platform | Content |
170|-----|----------|---------|
171| Monday | Twitter/X | Thread |
172| Monday | LinkedIn | Post |
173| Tuesday | Substack | Note |
174| Wednesday | Twitter/X | Standalone tweet A |
175| Thursday | Instagram | Caption + image |
176| Friday | Twitter/X | Standalone tweet B |
177| Weekend | Twitter/X | Standalone tweets C-E (spread out) |
178```
179
180## Quality Checklist
181
182- [ ] All pieces share the same core message
183- [ ] Each piece feels native to its platform (not copy-pasted)
184- [ ] Twitter thread: 8-10 tweets, char counts, hook + CTA
185- [ ] LinkedIn post: 300-500 words, hook above fold, no corporate speak
186- [ ] Instagram caption: Under 150 words, hashtags, visual-mindset
187- [ ] Substack note: 3-7 sentences, right structural formula
188- [ ] 5 standalone tweets: Different lenses, all under 280 chars
189- [ ] Voice consistent across all platforms (adapted for tone, not changed)
190- [ ] No hardcoded handles/links — pulled from context files
191- [ ] Posting schedule provided