newsletter_insights (what's being discussed right now)
synthesized_mental_models (where user has depth)
Read user's past posts context (to avoid repetition)
Step 2: Web scan (optional)
Use WebSearch to check:
Current PMM/B2B trending topics (last 30 days)
Recent product launches, debates, or industry shifts
What reference writers have posted recently
Step 3: Generate 5-7 theme suggestions
At least 1 suggestion MUST come from the ai_impact_on_pmm topic depth layer — specifically from first_mover_angles or sourav_real_use_cases. This builds Sourav's positioning as the first-mover on AI implementation in PMM (real workflows, not hype).
Each suggestion includes:
Theme name
Why now (timeliness signal — what just happened that makes this relevant)
Why YOU (unique authority angle — what in Sourav's experience gives him standing)
Predicted engagement type (comments vs shares vs reactions)
━━━━ THEME SUGGESTIONS ━━━━
1. [Theme Name]
Why now: [timeliness signal]
Why you: [unique authority]
Engagement: [type]
Angles: C: [contrarian] | F: [framework] | S: [story]
2. ...
Pick a number, or tell me your own theme.
1---2name: suggest-themes3description: Skill: Suggest Themes4---5# Skill: Suggest Themes67## Trigger8User asks "what should I write about?" or requests theme suggestions.910## Process1112### Step 1: Load context13- Read `data/brain/pmm_brain.json`:14 - `pmm_value_landscape` (contested + emerging beliefs = highest-value territory)15 - `newsletter_insights` (what's being discussed right now)16 - `synthesized_mental_models` (where user has depth)17- Read user's past posts context (to avoid repetition)1819### Step 2: Web scan (optional)20Use WebSearch to check:21- Current PMM/B2B trending topics (last 30 days)22- Recent product launches, debates, or industry shifts23- What reference writers have posted recently2425### Step 3: Generate 5-7 theme suggestions26At least 1 suggestion MUST come from the `ai_impact_on_pmm` topic depth layer — specifically from `first_mover_angles` or `sourav_real_use_cases`. This builds Sourav's positioning as the first-mover on AI implementation in PMM (real workflows, not hype).2728Each suggestion includes:29- **Theme name**30- **Why now** (timeliness signal — what just happened that makes this relevant)31- **Why YOU** (unique authority angle — what in Sourav's experience gives him standing)32- **Predicted engagement type** (comments vs shares vs reactions)33- **3 angle previews** (one-line each: contrarian, framework, story)3435### Step 4: Present ranked list36User picks one or provides their own theme.3738## Output Format39```40━━━━ THEME SUGGESTIONS ━━━━41421. [Theme Name]43 Why now: [timeliness signal]44 Why you: [unique authority]45 Engagement: [type]46 Angles: C: [contrarian] | F: [framework] | S: [story]47482. ...4950Pick a number, or tell me your own theme.51```
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