What problem does it solve? Turning two separate event research briefs into one coherent LinkedIn post requires identifying a genuine strategic tension between them, which is time-consuming and easy to force. This Skill automates the two-thesis synthesis workflow: it pulls event evidence from Notion, extracts and scores the opposing theses, enforces gating rules, and drafts the post, carousel brief, and speaker DMs. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Tension Extraction and Scoring: Compresses each event brief into a falsifiable thesis, verifies the two claims genuinely oppose each other on a named dimension, and scores tension strength on a 1-5 scale with calibration guidance. - Gated Post Generation: Produces two distinct LinkedIn post variants (180-295 words, under 3,000 characters) following a 6-part shape, and declines to generate when gating conditions fail (converging theses, thin briefs, pattern fatigue). - Carousel Brief and Rendering: Drafts a 4-5 slide visual carousel brief using the Arc 2 narrative (Thesis A, Thesis B, Tension, Take, Invitation) with enforced frame parallelism, then renders via Gamma MCP with Canva as fallback. - Notion Integration and Speaker DMs: Writes a Content Draft page to Notion with correct relation and multi-select formatting, plus 60-100 word DMs for each speaker whose thesis anchors the post. - Use Case: After attending a Microsoft platform event and a bespoke-agent startup demo in the same week, ask for a synthesis post and receive two post variants, a carousel brief, speaker DMs, and a tension score, all saved to Notion. ## Quick Start Write a two-thesis synthesis LinkedIn post contrasting the Microsoft event and the FDE event briefs from this week.
