📱 by @davehappyminion
Draft Social Posts
Create a batch of social media drafts for the user to review and post on their own schedule.
1. Gather Source Material
Collect recent content the user has produced or engaged with:
- Blog posts from the last 2 weeks
- Recent git commits, changelogs, or release notes
- Previously curated reading lists
- Notes tagged "social" or "share"
- Ask the user for any specific topics, launches, or announcements
If no material is found, ask what they would like to post about.
2. Determine Platform and Voice
Check the user's config for target platforms (X, LinkedIn, Mastodon, Bluesky, etc.) and voice preferences. If not configured, default to professional-but-approachable and ask which platforms to target.
3. Generate Drafts
Create 5-7 draft posts for the week with variety:
- 2-3 original thought posts (insights, opinions, lessons)
- 1-2 sharing posts (recommending an article or tool with the user's take)
- 1 engagement post (question or discussion starter)
- 1 milestone/update post
Adapt content to each platform's character limits and culture.
4. Present for Review
For each draft, show:
- Platform, suggested day/time, and post type
- The draft content
- Any notes or context
After presenting, ask the user to approve, edit, or reject each post. Save approved posts to their configured drafts location.
Do NOT post anything. The user handles publishing.
Safety Rules
- Never post anything automatically. Drafts only.
- Never fabricate achievements or credentials. Only reference real work.
- Never include confidential project details unless the user marks them public.
- Never generate engagement-bait or misleading content.
Notes
- On-demand only, no schedule.
- If the user gives feedback on tone ("too formal", "more humor"), save it for next time.
- Image suggestions are fine but do not generate or source images without permission.
