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performance-review

Skill3 starsChanged 34 days agoMITView on GitHub

Weekly or monthly review of your own posts: read real insights, compare to each channel's baseline, name what worked, propose next week.

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    Use this for "how did my posts do this week", a monthly report, or before planning the next batch.

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    If a call answers workspace_required, the account has more than one workspace: show the names it lists, ask which one, and pass that …

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SKILL.md

Performance review

Use this for "how did my posts do this week", a monthly report, or before planning the next batch.

Procedure

If a call answers workspace_required, the account has more than one workspace: show the names it lists, ask which one, and pass that workspaceId on every later call in this session.

  1. Window: ask for the period if the person did not say (this week, last 30 days).
  2. Collect posts: list_posts with since and until for posts made through Uplika, and list_channel_posts for posts written in the channels' own apps when the person wants those too.
  3. For each post, get_insights: views, likes, replies, reposts, quotes, shares. Null is not zero: some channels do not report views or shares, or not yet. Keep nulls out of averages and say which channel did not report.
  4. Baseline per channel: compare each post to the median of the same channel's posts in the window, never across channels (a Threads post and a YouTube video do not share a scale). With too few posts on a channel, say the baseline is weak.
  5. What worked: look at the top and bottom posts per channel and name concrete differences you can see in the posts themselves: the hook type (question, number, claim, story), length, chain or single post, media or text, posting time. Say how confident you are; one post is an anecdote.
  6. Say what Uplika does not have: impressions per follower, click-through rate, watch time and retention curves are not in these tools (for YouTube retention, see yt-retention).

Output

One table (post, channel, date, the metrics, against baseline), then three bullets for what worked, then three concrete things to try next week, each tied to a post in the table. Offer to draft next week with schedule-week.

Tools

  • list_posts: posts made through Uplika in the window
  • list_channel_posts: posts on the channel, including ones written in the app
  • get_insights: per-post metrics (null means not reported)

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