akira82-ai/idea-to-post
Overview
This skill expands scattered ideas—a word, sentence, or vague thought—into polished, in-depth social media posts. It guides a user through progressive rounds of questioning, integrates targeted external research, and delivers multi-platform post variants with emotional resonance and real cases. The focus is quality social content (90+ point standard), not technical documentation.
How this skill works
The skill starts with a quick background search, then runs 7–10 interactive rounds combining multiple-choice direction locks and open questions to mine viewpoint, cases, emotion, and uniqueness. After collecting user inputs it performs a precision search to validate or enrich claims, then drafts, refines, and outputs structured post versions tuned for different platforms. Required elements include a clear core viewpoint, real cases, emotional hooks, and unique insights before final generation.
When to use it
- You have a short idea and need a full social post
- You want iterative, guided expansion of scattered thoughts
- You need posts tailored for different platforms (Twitter/LinkedIn/Instagram)
- You want posts backed by brief external validation or examples
- You need guidance to surface emotional resonance and unique angles
Best practices
- Start with one clear seed idea or sentence to focus direction
- Answer the guided questions with specific examples and feelings
- Choose target platform and audience early to shape tone and length
- Supply at least one real case or personal moment for emotional impact
- Be open to 7–10 quick back-and-forth rounds for best results
Example use cases
- Turn a one-line insight into a 5-part LinkedIn thread with supporting example
- Expand a product thought into a persuasive Instagram caption plus story prompts
- Brainstorm and polish opinion posts with emotional hooks and a clear CTA
- Convert a vague memory or anecdote into a structured, shareable Twitter thread
- Create multiple length variants of the same idea for cross-platform posting
FAQ
Typical sessions need 7–10 short rounds; each round is one or two questions and answers so total time depends on response speed but often completes within 10–30 minutes.
Do you require external evidence for every claim?
Yes—after the idea is developed the skill runs a precision search to gather supportive or contrasting material; if evidence is scarce it reports search limits and adjusts the angle.
