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solo-content-gen

Generate social media content pack from PRD — LinkedIn post, Reddit answer draft, and Twitter/X thread.

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by @fortunto2

Setup & Installation

openclaw skills install @fortunto2/solo-content-gen

Or with the ClawHub CLI, for registry-managed skill folders outside a full OpenClaw workspace:

npx clawhub install solo-content-gen

Version History

v1.1.1Feb 21, 2026 - Version note by skill developer:

Universalize: remove project-specific references, add SearXNG recommendation

What This Skill Does

Reads a project's PRD or README and produces three content pieces: a LinkedIn post, a Reddit answer draft, and a Twitter/X thread. Before writing, it extracts the problem, solution, target persona, and key features, then builds an explicit Hook-Proof-CTA messaging framework. Output is saved to docs/content-pack.md.

Produces three platform-specific formats in one run with a shared messaging framework, rather than requiring separate prompts tuned for each channel's tone and character limits.

When to use it

  • Writing a LinkedIn post for a newly launched open-source tool
  • Drafting a Reddit answer that naturally mentions a SaaS product
  • Creating a Twitter thread to announce a product update
  • Building a full social media pack before a Product Hunt launch
  • Refreshing promotional copy after a major feature release

Example Workflow

Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.

INPUT

User asks: create content for my-project

AGENT
  1. 1Parses project name from arguments and locates docs/prd.md or README.md
  2. 2Extracts problem statement, solution, ICP persona, top features, and any available social proof
  3. 3Derives Hook, Proof, CTA, and audience tone before generating any content
  4. 4Generates LinkedIn post (hook-story-insight-CTA), Reddit answer draft with subreddit suggestions, and a 5-7 tweet Twitter thread
  5. 5Writes all three pieces plus the messaging framework to docs/content-pack.md
OUTPUT

docs/content-pack.md containing a ready-to-edit content pack with LinkedIn post, Reddit draft, Twitter thread, and the underlying messaging framework