social-media

To draft LinkedIn posts with companion images, a research-first workflow delegates topic research to a subagent, writes the formatted post to a linkedin directory, and generates a matching visual saved as a PNG file alongside the post.

The best way to repurpose content into Twitter/X threads involves saving research findings to a markdown file, then generating a platform-optimized thread with appropriate hashtags saved directly to a tweets directory structure.

Yes, you can generate social media posts and visuals in a single workflow by delegating research, writing platform-specific captions or announcements, and integrating an image generation step that saves the output next to the post.

Yes, you need a research file before generating a social media post. The workflow requires delegating research to a subagent and reading the saved markdown findings prior to drafting any content or generating visuals.

Yes, this social media drafting tool supports character limits and hashtag guidance. It produces platform-specific outputs for networks like LinkedIn and Twitter/X with strict formatting rules applied to each saved post.

Generated social media images are saved in specific folder paths to maintain a reproducible file structure. This ensures every companion visual is stored directly alongside its corresponding post draft for easy access.