mkt-content-repurposing
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Repurpose one piece of content into platform-native posts across LinkedIn, Twitter/X, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, Bluesky, and Reddit. Triggers on: "repurpose this", "turn this into social posts", "atomize this", "create social content from", "LinkedIn post from this", "thread from this", "repurpose for Threads", "Bluesky post from this", "Reddit strategy", "content calendar from this", "schedule across platforms". Reads source content, extracts core atoms, adapts voice per platform, generates platform-native assets with proven hooks and formats. Saves per-platform files to projects/mkt-content-repurposing/. Does NOT trigger for original content creation, brand voice, positioning, or audience research.
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The file
We split this skill into the rules it gives an agent
12 rules. About 0 are common, 6 are distinctive, and 6 are very specific to this project.
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Common · estimate
Many files like this have a rule of this kind.
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Distinctive · estimate
This author's own choices. Worth a look.
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Very specific
Tied to their project's names, files or tools. Probably skip.
- Common
- Distinctive
- Very specific
- Very specific: line 53
If voice profile exists, note the tone in one line.
- Very specific: line 68
If they give a URL, try WebFetch first.
- Distinctive: line 86
Before writing anything, do a quick search for each target platform:
- Distinctive: line 96
Ask: "All 8 platforms, or specific ones?"
- Distinctive: line 98
Default to all unless they narrow it.
- Very specific: line 102
Read references/voice-adaptation.md for the full adaptation framework.
- Distinctive: line 114
Use the hooks, templates, format specs, and CTAs from those references.
- Very specific: line 124
If they want a weekly schedule, read references/voice-adaptation.md for the 5-3-2 weekly rhythm and map the assets across the week.
- Very specific: line 128
Before saving, run all generated content through tool-humanizer in pipeline mode.
- Very specific: line 148
If the user flags an issue with the output, add a dated entry under ## Rules in this skill's SKILL.local.md (create it if missing) and log …
- Distinctive: line 156
Platform doesn't fit: Don't force it. Skip platforms where their audience doesn't exist unless they specifically ask.
- Distinctive: line 157
Algorithm data might be outdated: If the references are 3+ months old and search turned up nothing, say so and proceed with best available.
≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
Files
Content Repurposing
Outcome
One piece of source content turned into 10-16 platform-native assets, saved to projects/mkt-content-repurposing/{YYYY-MM-DD}_{campaign-name}/. Each file is ready to copy-paste and publish — not a reworded version of the same post, but content that feels like it belongs on each platform.
Context Needs
| File | What to load | Why |
brand_context/voice-profile.md | Full | Tone, vocabulary, rhythm — adapted per platform |
brand_context/samples.md | Yes | Reference for how they actually write |
context/learnings.md | ## mkt-content-repurposing section | What's worked before, what hasn't |
Load what exists. Skip what doesn't. This skill works standalone.
Dependencies
| Skill | Required? | What it provides | Without it |
tool-youtube | Optional | Fetch latest videos and transcripts from YouTube channels | Ask user to paste transcript or provide a URL manually |
tool-humanizer | Optional | AI pattern removal before saving | Output saved without humanizer pass |
Step 1: Check What We're Working With
Load brand context per the table above. Tell the user what's available:
Brand context:
Voice Profile [loaded / not found]
Samples [loaded / not found]
Learnings [N entries / none yet]If voice profile exists, note the tone in one line. If not, work with a neutral professional voice and mention that /mkt-brand-voice would make the output sharper.
Step 2: Get the Source Content
Take whatever the user gives you — pasted text, a URL, a file path. Valid sources:
| Source | How Much You Can Get From It |
| Blog post / article | A lot — usually 10+ assets |
| Newsletter | Similar to blog — lots of material |
| Podcast / video transcript | Even more — spoken content is rich |
| Case study | Good — built-in narrative arc |
| Framework / process | Good — naturally breaks into steps |
| Data / research | Moderate — needs more creative framing |
If they give a URL, try WebFetch first. If that fails (JS-heavy site, bot protection), fall back to firecrawl-scraper (needs FIRECRAWL_API_KEY in .env). If both fail, ask them to paste the content.
Step 3: Break It Into Atoms
Pull the source apart into the pieces you'll remix across platforms:
- The core insight — if someone remembers one thing, this is it
- Supporting points — 3-7 ideas that build the case
- Stories and examples — specific, concrete moments
- Numbers and proof — data, stats, results
- Spicy takes — opinions that challenge what people assume
- Action steps — things the reader can actually go and do
- Quotable lines — punchy phrases that work as standalone posts
Show the atoms to the user before generating. "Here's what I pulled out. Anything to add or drop?"
Step 4: Check for Algorithm Changes
Before writing anything, do a quick search for each target platform:
"{platform} algorithm update {current month} {current year}"Compare what you find against the platform references. If something meaningful changed, flag it. If search isn't available, use the reference data and note it.
Step 5: Pick the Platforms
Ask: "All 8 platforms, or specific ones?"
Default to all unless they narrow it. If you have ICP data, recommend the platforms where their audience actually hangs out.
Step 6: Adapt the Voice
Read references/voice-adaptation.md for the full adaptation framework.
The same insight needs to hit differently on each platform. Take the user's voice profile and adjust the register, pace, length, and vocabulary to match where it's going. Same person, different room.
Step 7: Write the Content
For each platform, read the relevant reference:
- LinkedIn + Twitter/X:
references/platform-text.md - Instagram + TikTok + YouTube:
references/platform-visual-video.md - Threads + Bluesky + Reddit:
references/platform-emerging.md
Use the hooks, templates, format specs, and CTAs from those references. Write content that feels native to each platform — not the same post reformatted.
For each piece, include:
- The content itself (publish-ready)
- Format recommendation (carousel, thread, reel script, etc.)
- Posting time suggestion (if learnings have data)
- A CTA that fits the platform
Step 8: Content Calendar (If Asked)
If they want a weekly schedule, read references/voice-adaptation.md for the 5-3-2 weekly rhythm and map the assets across the week.
Step 9: Humanizer Gate
Before saving, run all generated content through tool-humanizer in pipeline mode. Use deep mode if brand_context/voice-profile.md was loaded, standard otherwise. Read tool-humanizer/SKILL.md and apply its pattern detection + replacement process to each platform's content. Only show the score summary if the delta exceeds 2 points.
Step 10: Save Everything
Create: projects/mkt-content-repurposing/{YYYY-MM-DD}_{campaign-name}/
One file per platform: linkedin.md, twitter-x.md, instagram.md, tiktok.md, youtube.md, threads.md, bluesky.md, reddit.md. Add calendar.md if they asked for scheduling.
Show actual content previews — the hook and format for each platform. Don't just list file paths.
Rules
Updated when the user flags issues. Read before every run.
Self-Update
If the user flags an issue with the output, add a dated entry under ## Rules in this skill's SKILL.local.md (create it if missing) and log it to context/learnings.md under ## mkt-content-repurposing. Write the general rule the correction implies, not the one-off fix.
Troubleshooting
Source is too thin: Under 300 words doesn't give enough to work with. Ask for more or suggest combining two pieces.
Output sounds generic: Probably missing brand context. Offer /mkt-brand-voice or ask for 2-3 sentences in their voice as a quick reference.
Platform doesn't fit: Don't force it. Skip platforms where their audience doesn't exist unless they specifically ask.
Algorithm data might be outdated: If the references are 3+ months old and search turned up nothing, say so and proceed with best available.
They want to schedule posts: This skill writes the content. Point them to Buffer or Hootsuite for scheduling — include optimal posting times in the output so they can plug it straight in.
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