What problem does it solve?
Turning one long-form source (article, interview transcript, livestream script, video script, or research material) into publishable content for multiple social platforms usually means repetitive rewriting, accidental duplication, and facts drifting away from the source. This Skill decomposes a single source into distinct, non-overlapping content units and restructures each one for the reading habits of a specific platform while keeping every claim traceable to the original material.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Content mapping: Annotates facts, opinions, cases, steps, and quotable lines in the source, merges duplicates, and identifies themes that can stand alone.
- Platform-specific restructuring: Rewrites each theme with its own structure, headline, opening line, and natural engagement question based on the target platform's reading context; asks which platform you want instead of dumping all platforms at once.
- Fact verification and self-check: Cross-checks every output against the source, forbids fabricated cases or data, and flags gaps as to-be-confirmed items rather than filling them with template filler.
- Use Case: You have a 40-minute podcast transcript. The Skill produces a content map of independent themes, then delivers a LinkedIn-style argument post, a short punchy thread, and a discussion-starter post, each with its source basis, target reader, and recommended asset type.
Quick Start
Provide your source article or transcript and ask the agent to break it into publishable posts for your chosen social platform using the social-content-repackager skill.
