social-media

To draft LinkedIn posts and Twitter/X threads, provide your topic and output path slug. The Skill delegates topic research, then generates platform-formatted copy with appropriate hooks, hashtags, and thread structure saved to your specified folder.

Yes, you can generate companion images for social media posts. The Skill requires generating an image for every post using its internal image generation function, saving the visual asset alongside the written content in the required folder structure.

The best way to structure a multi-tweet thread is by delegating topic research first. The Skill then formats your ideas into a Twitter/X thread that fits character limits, uses engaging hooks, applies hashtag rules, and maintains a logical flow.

No, external research is not required. The Skill uses a research-first workflow that delegates topic research to a researcher subagent, requiring findings to be saved internally before it drafts your LinkedIn or Twitter/X content.

You repurpose ideas into platform-formatted copy by submitting your concept and specifying a unique slug for the output path. The Skill processes the idea, adapts it to LinkedIn or Twitter/X formatting rules, and saves the post with a companion image.

A limitation is that the workflow mandates both a research delegation step and companion image generation for every post. You cannot skip the internal research phase or generate text-only posts without an accompanying image saved to the specified directory.