socials

Turn a lesson, an article, or a code change into posts.

The hard part is not length, because a post can be as long as it needs to be. The hard part is that a lesson builds context first and then makes a point that only lands because of that context. Pull the point out on its own and it becomes a truism.

So this skill looks for the two or three situations in the lesson that carry their own context. A situation with real details in it explains itself. A conclusion without them reads as generic advice, and the timeline is already full of generic advice.

Steps

- [ ] 1. Find the source
- [ ] 2. Extract standalone claims
- [ ] 3. Pick platforms
- [ ] 4. Write
- [ ] 5. Hand it back

1. Find the source