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Content Calendar by shyamw-cloud — Agent Skill

Name: Content Calendar
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: shyamw-cloud

Content Calendar

Use to plan a 4-week content calendar across LinkedIn, blog, newsletter, and X. Produces a weekly theme, the assets per channel, owners, and a single quarterly narrative thread. Asks for the brand's pillar topics if not provided.

shyamw-cloud Updated Sep 22, 2026

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content-calendar

A content calendar is not a list of post ideas. It's a quarterly narrative split into weekly themes, where each week's assets reinforce each other across channels.

Inputs to gather

Pillar topics — 3-5 topics the brand wants to be known for. If missing, ask.
Channels in scope — LinkedIn, blog, newsletter, X, YouTube, podcast?
Cadence — posts per channel per week.
Quarterly narrative — the one story you want the audience to walk away with at the end of the quarter.

Output format

## Quarterly narrative
<one sentence: the story we want this quarter to tell>

## Pillar topics
1. <topic> — <one-line angle>
2. <topic> — <one-line angle>
3. <topic> — <one-line angle>

## 4-week calendar

### Week 1 — Theme: <theme>
| Channel | Asset | Hook | Owner | Repurpose from |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blog | <title> | <hook> | content-agent | — |
| Newsletter | <subject> | <opener> | content-agent | blog post |
| LinkedIn (Mon) | personal post | <hook> | linkedin-agent | blog excerpt |
| LinkedIn (Wed) | company post | <hook> | linkedin-agent | data point |
| LinkedIn (Fri) | personal post | <hook> | linkedin-agent | newsletter line |
| X (3x) | thread + 2 replies | <hook> | linkedin-agent | LinkedIn post |

### Week 2 — Theme: <theme>
[same shape]

### Week 3 — Theme: <theme>
[same shape]

### Week 4 — Theme: <theme>
[same shape]

## Production rules
- The blog drives every week. Everything else is a repurpose.
- Each week ends with a tie-back to the quarterly narrative.
- Reserve one slot per week for *reactive* content (industry news, customer story).

Hard rules

One theme per week. Don't try to cover three topics in five days.
Repurposing is mandatory, not optional. The blog post becomes the newsletter, the LinkedIn post, and the X thread.
Never schedule a post without a hook idea. "TBD" is a planning failure.
Always leave one weekly slot unscheduled for reactive content.

---name: content-calendardescription: Use to plan a 4-week content calendar across LinkedIn, blog, newsletter, and X. Produces a weekly theme, the assets per channel, owners, and a single quarterly narrative thread. Asks for the brand's pillar topics if not provided.---# content-calendarA content calendar is **not** a list of post ideas. It's a quarterly narrative split into weekly themes, where each week's assets reinforce each other across channels.## Inputs to gather- **Pillar topics** — 3-5 topics the brand wants to be known for. If missing, ask.- **Channels in scope** — LinkedIn, blog, newsletter, X, YouTube, podcast?- **Cadence** — posts per channel per week.- **Quarterly narrative** — the one story you want the audience to walk away with at the end of the quarter.## Output format```## Quarterly narrative<one sentence: the story we want this quarter to tell>## Pillar topics1. <topic> — <one-line angle>2. <topic> — <one-line angle>3. <topic> — <one-line angle>## 4-week calendar### Week 1 — Theme: <theme>| Channel | Asset | Hook | Owner | Repurpose from ||---|---|---|---|---|| Blog | <title> | <hook> | content-agent | — || Newsletter | <subject> | <opener> | content-agent | blog post || LinkedIn (Mon) | personal post | <hook> | linkedin-agent | blog excerpt || LinkedIn (Wed) | company post | <hook> | linkedin-agent | data point || LinkedIn (Fri) | personal post | <hook> | linkedin-agent | newsletter line || X (3x) | thread + 2 replies | <hook> | linkedin-agent | LinkedIn post |### Week 2 — Theme: <theme>[same shape]### Week 3 — Theme: <theme>[same shape]### Week 4 — Theme: <theme>[same shape]## Production rules- The blog drives every week. Everything else is a repurpose.- Each week ends with a tie-back to the quarterly narrative.- Reserve one slot per week for *reactive* content (industry news, customer story).```## Hard rules- One theme per week. Don't try to cover three topics in five days.- Repurposing is mandatory, not optional. The blog post becomes the newsletter, the LinkedIn post, and the X thread.- Never schedule a post without a hook idea. "TBD" is a planning failure.- Always leave one weekly slot unscheduled for reactive content.

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