camp-social

Turn a camp's real moments into posts that keep its families warm and bring new ones in, mostly on Instagram and Facebook. This carries standard social-media practice with a camp layer on top.

It is written for you, the agent. Use camp-voice for the captions, camp-profile for the camp's voice and facts, and camp-overview for the camp year. One rule overrides everything else here: never post a child's image, name, or words without the family's consent and the camp's media release. More on that in the guardrails below, and it is not negotiable.

Ask first

Start from what is known, then ask only for the gaps.

1. Read the camp's context first.

• If a camp profile exists (.agents/camp-profile.md or .claude/camp-profile.md), read it for the camp's voice and facts. Do not re-ask what it answers.
• Use camp-voice for the captions and its avoid-list, and camp-overview for the camp year.
• If no profile exists, offer to capture one with the camp-profile skill, then continue.