Social Post Writer

Usage

Use when you have a topic and need social posts (no long-form source content required), filling gaps in a content calendar, testing messaging on a new topic, or generating variations to A/B test different angles.

Process

Step 1: Gather Inputs

Ask the user for:

1. Topic or idea — what the post(s) should be about. Can be a single sentence, a specific angle, a question, or a brief with talking points.
2. Template(s) to use (optional) — Story, Observation, Contrarian, Listicle, Past vs. Present, Hand-Raiser, Launch, Meme, Carousel, or "all" (default: first 5)
3. Platform — LinkedIn, Twitter/X, or both (default: both)
4. Voice/tone — who is the author, what's their tone (casual, professional, witty, provocative, etc.)
5. Personal experience or proof points (optional) — anecdotes, numbers, or examples to weave in
6. Number of posts (optional) — default: 5 (one per template)
7. Constraints (optional) — things to avoid, compliance requirements