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post-drafter

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Research and draft social posts for Antoine on LinkedIn, X (Twitter), and Reddit, or optimize a draft he has already written for those platforms. Produces three platform-ready drafts grounded in live web research, styled on his saved examples, and saved to his Notion Posts database. Use this whenever Antoine asks to draft, write, or prepare a social post: a message starting with "/post" plus a topic, "draft a post about…", "write a LinkedIn post / X thread / Reddit post on…", "I want to post about…", "turn this into a post/thread", a message starting with "/optimize" plus his draft text, "optimize this draft", "rework this for LinkedIn". Trigger even when he gives only a bare topic after /post, and even if he names just one platform (still deliver all three unless he says otherwise). NOT for emails, memos, investment memos, or long-form articles — the writing-style skill alone covers those.

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