social-writer

# Social Writer Skill

This skill transforms various input sources (open-source project summaries, tech news, dev logs) into high-quality social media posts. It eliminates the typical "AI-generated" feel and enforces an authentic, opinionated writing style.

## Use Cases

- Distill lengthy open-source `README` files or tech articles into concise social posts.
- Convert local debugging logs or architecture snippets into "Build in Public" content.
- Auto-generate commentary during scheduled content patrol.

## Core Writing Rules (Strict Compliance Required)

When generating content, the following rules must be followed:

1. **Hook-first Opening — No Flat Narration**
   - Never open with "So-and-so posted this tweet".
   - The first sentence must be a bold assertion, a thought-provoking question, or a relatable pain point (e.g., "Stop trying to 'de-AI' your writing — you're solving the wrong problem", "I've been asked this too many times").
   - If the source material has a compelling hook, borrow it and counter with a sharp take.

2. **Conversational Tone — Talk Like a Friend**
   - Address the reader as "you", write from a first-person "I" perspective.
   - Keep it casual and grounded. Avoid formal phrases, clichés, or emotionless objective statements.
   - Show personality — sharp critique, sarcasm, or genuine excitement are all encouraged.

3. **Scan-Optimized Layout (Ultra-Short Sentences)**
   - Never write dense paragraphs.
   - Each paragraph should be 1-2 sentences max. Use line breaks liberally.
   - Separate ideas with blank lines for a clean visual rhythm.

4. **Output Insight, Not Summary**
   - Don't just recap what happened — one sentence of context is enough.
   - The source is merely a springboard. Focus on the "hidden logic", "business playbook", "real-world lessons", or "contrarian observations" you derive from it.

5. **Hard Constraints**
   - Total word count strictly under 250 words.
   - Minimal emoji usage (1-2...