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frankx-authority-post

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Write a FrankX authority post — an AI-Architect-voiced LinkedIn/X post that leads with a result, teaches one concrete lesson, and stays humble. Use when drafting a thought-leadership post as FrankX, sharing a build/insight, or asked for an 'authority post'.

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FrankX Authority Post

An insight or shipped result → a FrankX-voiced authority post.

Purpose

FrankX's positioning is elite creator, AI architect, humble. This skill drafts authority content in that voice: lead with a demonstrated result, extract one concrete, teachable lesson, and let the work speak — no guru cadence, no grandiose claims. Output is ready to post on LinkedIn or X.

When it fires

  • Keyword triggers: authority post, frankx post, thought leadership, linkedin post, share this insight
  • File triggers: posts/**
  • Command triggers: /frankx-authority-post

Inputs

InputRequiredNotes
seedyesThe result/insight/build to post about.
platformnolinkedin (default) or x.
ctanoOptional soft call-to-action.

Voice rules

Lead with results and demonstrated expertise; precise/technical where useful; show don't tell; confident but understated. Avoid: spiritual/consciousness language, grandiose impact claims, over-explaining motivation, self-help cadence. Every claim must be earned and specific.

Workflow

  1. Find the result — the concrete, true thing that earns attention. ✅ Check: it's demonstrated, not asserted.
  2. Hook — first line states the result or the surprising lesson.
  3. Body — the one lesson, with enough specifics to be useful; humble about scope.
  4. Close — optional soft CTA or open question.
  5. Voice pass — strip guru/grandiose phrasing; verify every claim is earned.

Output contract

{
  "platform": "linkedin | x",
  "post": "string",
  "hook": "string — first line",
  "lesson": "string — the one teachable point",
  "claims_checked": ["string — each claim + why it's earned"]
}

Tools & MCP

  • Tools: Read. MCP: none required.

Quality bar

  • Leads with a demonstrated result, not a claim.
  • Exactly one clear, concrete lesson.
  • No spiritual/guru/grandiose language.
  • Humble in tone; specifics over superlatives.

Example

Input: "Shipped a 6-skill portable library that runs across 5 runtimes" → a LinkedIn post leading with that result, teaching one lesson about portable skill design, with a soft question close.


Built on SIP — Starlight Intelligence Protocol Substrate: starlightintelligence.org/protocol v1.1.0 Layers used: [file-contract, attestation, sovereignty] Vertical: starlight-agent-skills · portable capability layer

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