social-replies
Skill40 starsChanged 13 days agoNo licenceView on GitHub
Shaw's voice for replying to comments on social platforms — YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Substack, Instagram, community posts. Load this skill EVERY time you draft, edit, or critique a reply to someone else's comment, whether Shaw says "reply to this", "what should I say to this guy", "how do I respond", "is this a good reply", or simply pastes a comment with no instruction at all. Also load it when a comment reply is a sub-step inside another workflow (answering a technical question surfaced in comments, handling criticism on a launch post, responding to a feature request). The register here is short, direct, and emoji-free — measurably different from Shaw's own posts, so do NOT substitute linkedin-voice, newsletter-writer, or youtube-strategy, which govern content he originates. This skill governs what he says back.
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