x-promo_skill

Overview

This skill generates promotional X (formerly Twitter) posts tailored for the Claude development harness. It applies X-algorithm optimization techniques and proven posting patterns to increase reach and engagement. The skill is intended for development-only use and is not distributed publicly.

How this skill works

You specify a target audience and the core message, and the skill builds posts using optimized structures (problem→solution, before/after, tips, updates). It enforces profile-keyword alignment, recommends hashtags and timing, and outputs post drafts with media and engagement actions suggested. It also provides quality-control rules and follow-up strategies to maximize sustained traction.

When to use it

• When promoting Claude harness updates, features, or tutorials to relevant audiences
• When you need a high-engagement X post that aligns with your profile keywords
• When converting technical updates into concise, scannable social posts
• When you want to plan a content mix (existing followers vs. viral attempts)
• When preparing a quoting or reply strategy to capitalize on high-impression threads

Best practices

• Keep your profile keywords aligned with the topics you post about and reuse those words in each post
• Aim for an 80/20 split: 80% content for existing followers, 20% content targeting viral reach
• Use evidence-based commentary in replies to high-impression posts to rise in the reply order
• Attach images or videos for quoted reposts and use screenshots when necessary to prevent missing media
• Delete posts quickly if they receive no engagement within the first 10 minutes to protect long-term account evaluation

Example use cases

• Announcing a new harness release with a short feature list and link to details
• Creating a before/after post showing workflow improvements after adopting the harness
• Replying to a popular industry thread with an evidence-backed perspective and a concise CTA
• Crafting a tips post that explains a quick command or step to get started with Claude Code
• Designing a repost that clearly agrees or disagrees with a cited tweet and adds a missing viewpoint