content-topic-generator_skill

Overview

This skill generates multi-angle content topics from articles, tweets, or social posts, producing ready-to-post tweets (≤140 characters) and detailed long-article outlines for public accounts. It supports four strategies—extend, rebut, expand, and tie-to-trends—to create high-impact, platform-ready ideas. Use it to turn existing content into shareable micro-posts, deep articles, or a multi-piece campaign.

How this skill works

The skill analyzes the source text to extract core claims, key facts, and discussion opportunities. It selects one or more strategies (extend, rebut, expand, trend-link) and produces: 1) concise tweet candidates that grab attention and invite interaction, and 2) article titles with 5–7 structured sections, word estimates, and supporting material suggestions. Outputs include SEO keywords, platform fit, and material needs for execution.

When to use it

• You have an article or tweet and need fresh, platform-tailored angles.
• You want multiple short social posts derived from one long piece.
• You need a ready outline for a 1,500–3,000 word public account article.
• You plan a content series or multi-platform campaign from one source.
• You want to test opposing viewpoints to spark discussion.

Best practices

• Provide the original text and desired tone/audience for tighter results.
• Specify preferred strategies (extend/rebut/expand/trend) when you need focus.
• Ask for platform constraints (character limit, voice, SEO keywords) up front.
• Require supporting materials if you need data-backed outlines (surveys, links, case studies).
• Use strategy combinations (e.g., rebut+trend) to maximize reach and controversy when appropriate.

Example use cases

• Turn a 1,800-word article into 5 tweet-sized hooks and two in-depth article outlines.
• Analyze a viral tweet and produce three rebut-style tweets plus a long-form critique outline.
• Split a long report into a 4-post series with one anchor public-account article and tweet promos.
• Generate a trend-linked holiday campaign from an evergreen how-to article, including tweet drafts and an outline.