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Generate weekly content plans with content pillars, cadence, and growth-stage-adapted strategies

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    Use viral-hook-generator patterns for hook drafts

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    Use posting-schedule logic for optimal times

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    Every piece should serve the growth strategy, not just fill a slot

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SKILL.md

Content Calendar

Generate a complete 7-day content plan tailored to your developer niche, follower count, and growth goals.

Instructions

  1. Parse inputs from $ARGUMENTS:
    • Developer niche (e.g., "React developer", "DevOps engineer")
    • Follower count (for growth-stage adaptation)
    • Goals (e.g., "grow to 10K", "build thought leadership")
  2. Determine growth stage and adapt strategy:
    • 0-1K followers: Reply-heavy (70% replies, 30% original). Focus: build Real-graph scores. 1-2 tweets/day + 1 thread/week.
    • 1K-10K followers: Balanced. 1 thread/week + 1-2 daily tweets + selective replies.
    • 10K-50K followers: Authority building. Add thought leadership, signature frameworks, Spaces.
    • 50K+ followers: Platform building. Newsletter, premium content, selective partnerships.
  3. Apply content pillars from references/content-pillars.md:
    • Educational (40%) | Thought Leadership (20%) | Building in Public (20%) | Community (15%) | Personal (5%)
    • Adjust percentages by growth stage
  4. Follow weekly cadence from references/weekly-cadence.md:
    • Mon=Thread, Tue=Hot take, Wed=Code tip, Thu=BTS update, Fri=Community, Sat=Story, Sun=Rest
  5. Incorporate seasonal context from references/seasonal-dev-events.md if relevant
  6. Generate content for each day:
    • Use viral-hook-generator patterns for hook drafts
    • Use posting-schedule logic for optimal times
    • Match content type to pillar allocation
    • Include specific topic ideas based on niche + current trends
  7. Add daily reply targets and weekly growth goals

Output Format

📅 Content Calendar: [NICHE]
Growth Stage: [stage] ([follower count] followers)
Strategy: [1-sentence strategy summary]

| Day | Type | Topic | Hook Draft | Time (ET) | Pillar |
|-----|------|-------|------------|-----------|--------|
| Mon | Thread (8 tweets) | [topic] | "[hook]" | 8:30 AM | Educational |
| Tue | Hot take | [topic] | "[hook]" | 12:15 PM | Thought Leadership |
| Wed | Code tip | [topic] | "[hook]" | 8:00 AM | Educational |
| Thu | Build in public | [topic] | "[hook]" | 5:30 PM | Building in Public |
| Fri | Community | [topic] | [engagement activity] | 9:00 AM | Community |
| Sat | Story | [topic] | "[hook]" | 10:00 AM | Personal |
| Sun | Rest | — | — | — | — |

📊 Daily Targets:
- Reply to [N] tweets from [niche]-relevant accounts (esp. [follower range])
- Engage with [N] threads in your niche
- [Stage-specific daily goal]

🎯 Weekly Goals:
- [Impressions target]
- [New followers target]
- [Engagement rate target]
- [Content pieces to create]

💡 This Week's Opportunities:
- [Trending topic 1 in niche]
- [Seasonal event/relevance]
- [Suggested collaboration/engagement target]

Key Principles

  • Quality over quantity — better to skip a day than post filler
  • Replies are content too — especially at 0-1K stage
  • Every piece should serve the growth strategy, not just fill a slot
  • Adapt the calendar to what's actually trending, not just the template

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