Social Media Content Skill

When to Use This Skill

• Write a LinkedIn post
• Create a Twitter/X thread
• Draft social media announcements
• Repurpose blog content for social

Research First (Required)

1. Use the

   task

   tool with

   subagent_type: "researcher"

2. In the description, specify BOTH the topic AND where to save:

task(
    subagent_type="researcher",
    description="Research [TOPIC]. Save findings to research/[slug].md"
)

task(
    subagent_type="researcher",
    description="Research renewable energy trends in 2025. Save findings to research/renewable-energy.md"
)

1. After research completes, read the findings file before writing

Output Structure (Required)

linkedin/
└── <slug>/
    ├── post.md        # The post content
    └── image.png      # REQUIRED: Generated visual

tweets/
└── <slug>/
    ├── thread.md      # The thread content
    └── image.png      # REQUIRED: Generated visual

linkedin/prompt-engineering/

1. Write the content to the appropriate path
2. Generate an image using

   generate_image

   and save alongside the post

Platform Guidelines

LinkedIn

• 1,300 character limit (show more after ~210 chars)
• First line is crucial - make it hook
• Use line breaks for readability
• 3-5 hashtags at the end

• Professional but personal
• Share insights and learnings
• Ask questions to drive engagement
• Use "I" and share experiences

[Hook - 1 compelling line]

[Empty line]

[Context - why this matters]

[Empty line]

[Main insight - 2-3 short paragraphs]

[Empty line]

[Call to action or question]

#hashtag1 #hashtag2 #hashtag3

Twitter/X

• 280 character limit per tweet
• Threads for longer content (use 1/🧵 format)
• No more than 2 hashtags per tweet

1/🧵 [Hook - the main insight]

2/ [Supporting point 1]

3/ [Supporting point 2]

4/ [Example or evidence]

5/ [Conclusion + CTA]

Image Generation

generate_social_image

generate_social_image(prompt="A detailed description...", platform="linkedin", slug="your-post-slug")

<platform>/<slug>/image.png

Social Image Best Practices

• Bold, simple compositions - one clear focal point
• High contrast - stands out when scrolling
• No text in image - too small to read, platforms add their own
• Square or 4:5 ratio - works across platforms

Writing Effective Prompts

1. Single focal point: One clear subject, not a busy scene
2. Bold style: Vibrant colors, strong shapes, high contrast
3. Simple background: Solid color, gradient, or subtle texture
4. Mood/energy: Match the post tone (inspiring, urgent, thoughtful)

Example Prompts

Single glowing lightbulb floating against a deep purple gradient background, lightbulb made of interconnected golden geometric lines, rays of soft light emanating outward. Minimal, striking, high contrast. Square composition.

Abstract rocket ship made of colorful geometric shapes launching upward with a trail of particles. Bright coral and teal color scheme against clean white background. Energetic, celebratory mood. Bold flat illustration style.

Two overlapping translucent circles, one blue one orange, creating a glowing intersection in the center. Represents collaboration or intersection of ideas. Dark charcoal background, soft ethereal glow. Minimalist and contemplative.

Content Types

Announcement Posts

• Lead with the news
• Explain the impact
• Include link or next step

Insight Posts

• Share one specific learning
• Explain the context briefly
• Make it actionable

Question Posts

• Ask a genuine question
• Provide your take first
• Keep it focused on one topic

Quality Checklist

• Post saved to

  linkedin/<slug>/post.md

  or

  tweets/<slug>/thread.md

• Image generated alongside the post
• First line hooks attention
• Content fits platform limits
• Tone matches platform norms
• Has clear CTA or question
• Hashtags are relevant (not generic)