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draft-in-brand-voice

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Draft social posts that match a brand's established voice for the Ayrshare MCP server: first pull the profile's own past posts (history) to read tone, format, and what performed, then write platform-appropriate copy in that voice and validate it before anything publishes. Use whenever someone wants on-brand content rather than generic copy: "write a post the way we usually post", "draft this in our brand voice", "match our tone", "write like our LinkedIn", or any time content is created for a profile whose established style should be matched. Trigger even without the word "Ayrshare": if the user wants content that sounds like an existing account, this is the skill. It pulls history (`get_post_history` / `get_platform_history`), optionally `get_post_analytics` for what worked, drafts via `generate_post` or your own copy, then checks with `validate_post`. It produces DRAFTS only and never publishes; publishing is the explicit `create_post` step in `../post/SKILL.md`.

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