- name
- social-draft
- description
- Draft Twitter and LinkedIn posts in one go. Use when user wants to create social media content for announcements, achievements, or updates. Combines tweet-writer and linkedin-writer skills for platform-optimized content.
Social Draft
Create platform-optimized Twitter and LinkedIn posts in one workflow.
Trigger
User asks to "draft a post", "write social content", or mentions both Twitter/LinkedIn.
Workflow
1. Gather Context
Ask the user for:
- Topic - What's the announcement/achievement/update?
- Key details - Numbers, results, specific outcomes
- Tone - Casual, professional, or thought-leader
- Goal - Engagement, awareness, leads?
2. Draft Twitter Post (X)
Hook Rules:
- First 7 words must stop the scroll
- Use specific numbers/results
- Under 110 characters for single tweets
- Signal thread with "🧵" if needed
Format Options:
- Bold Statement: "Unpopular opinion: [take]"
- Specific Result: "I [result] in [timeframe]. Here's how:"
- List Promise: "[Number] things that [benefit]:"
Twitter Best Practices:
- No external links in main tweet
- No "Like and RT!" begging
- End with question to drive replies
- Post during peak hours (9-11 AM / 7-9 PM EST)
3. Draft LinkedIn Post
Hook Rules:
- First 2 lines determine if they click "see more"
- Bold or counterintuitive opening
- Professional but conversational
Format Options:
- Story Post: Hook → Story → Lesson → Question
- Contrarian Take: Challenge conventional wisdom
- List Post: Hook → Numbered list → Closer
- Lesson Learned: "I used to think X. Now I think Z."
LinkedIn Best Practices:
- Short paragraphs (1-2 sentences)
- Line breaks between paragraphs
- 3-5 hashtags at bottom only
- No buzzwords: "synergy", "leverage", "ecosystem"
- End with question to drive comments
- Under 1300 characters
4. Deliver Both Drafts
Present both drafts clearly labeled:
## 🐦 Twitter Draft
[Single tweet or thread]
---
## 💼 LinkedIn Draft
[LinkedIn post with proper formatting]Platform Differences
| Element | ||
|---|---|---|
| Max length | 280 chars | 3000 chars (1300 optimal) |
| Paragraphs | N/A | 1-2 sentences max |
| Hashtags | 1-2 inline | 3-5 at bottom only |
| Links | In reply, not main | OK in post |
| Emojis | OK, don't overdo | One max |
| Voice | Snappy, punchy | Conversational, professional |
Example
Input: "PMS Bug Addition skill success - automated bug reporting workflow"
Output:
🐦 Twitter Draft
Just shipped a new skill for my AI assistant. 🚀
Now I can say "PMS Bug addition" and it:
✅ Creates GitHub issue
✅ Updates task tracker
✅ Logs to daily sheet
All automated. Zero manual work.
What's your favorite automation hack?💼 LinkedIn Draft
I built something that saves me 15 minutes per bug report.
The old workflow:
1. Create GitHub issue manually
2. Copy details to task tracker sheet
3. Log in daily update sheet
4. Repeat for every bug
The new workflow:
Say "PMS Bug addition" + details. Done.
My AI assistant (Anukar) handles:
- Issue creation with proper formatting
- Sheet updates across 2 different tabs
- Real-time dashboard logging
It's not about being lazy. It's about removing friction from repetitive tasks so I can focus on actual problem-solving.
What repetitive task would you automate if you could?
#Automation #Productivity #AI #OpenClawQuality Checklist
Before delivering, verify:
Twitter:
- [ ] Hook stops scroll (bold/specific/curious)
- [ ] Under 280 characters (110 optimal)
- [ ] No external links in main tweet
- [ ] Has engagement driver (question)
LinkedIn:
- [ ] First 2 lines compelling
- [ ] Short paragraphs with line breaks
- [ ] No buzzwords or cringe phrases
- [ ] Specific numbers/details included
- [ ] Ends with question
- [ ] 3-5 hashtags at bottom