social-media-context-sms

You can create a persistent social media context file to lock in your brand voice, audience, and content pillars. This stores your profile preferences in a single file for reuse across all future content generation.

A social media context file acts as a single source of truth for your identity, storing details like voice, tone, and anti-patterns. Downstream content generation tools read this file to automatically apply your specific profile configuration.

Setup involves guiding you through defining your identity, audience, voice, content pillars, and platform formats. The process captures your preferences and writes them to a markdown context file for your social media platforms.

Yes, you can make incremental updates to your context file. The system reads your existing profile configuration, summarizes captured details, and updates only the specific audience or content pillar sections you request to change.

Generating a base context file is recommended before using other social media skills. It captures your foundational identity and platform preferences, preventing the need to re-explain your brand voice and audience details for each new post.

You need to define your identity, audience, voice and tone, content pillars, platform preferences, formats, example posts, and anti-patterns. These elements ensure your social media context accurately reflects your brand.