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viral-hooks

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Generate scored, platform-optimised content hooks from a consolidated evidence-based library of 48 patterns across 6 psychology types. Use when the user needs hooks for social media posts, video openings, newsletter subject lines, or landing page headlines. Triggers include: "write hooks", "hook ideas", "viral hooks", "content hooks", "generate hooks for", "hook for my post", "opening line", "scroll stopper", "headline options", "subject line", "TikTok hook", "LinkedIn hook", "Instagram hook". Do NOT use for: writing full articles or long-form content (-> content-research-writer), writing landing page or sales copy where headlines are part of a larger conversion asset (-> direct-response-copy), auditing existing UI copy for style (-> copy-style-qa), writing product requirements (-> pledgeup-feature-lab), or evaluating document quality (-> self-evaluation-rubric). Routing guide: if the user wants bulk hook ideation or platform-specific scroll-stoppers, use this skill. If they want headlines for a specific landing page or conversion asset, use direct-response-copy instead.

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