Setup & Installation
Or with the ClawHub CLI, for registry-managed skill folders outside a full OpenClaw workspace:
Version History
Removed Apple Notes logging: eliminated hidden script execution, potential shell injection via AI-generated args, and undisclosed background agent activity
What This Skill Does
Generates captions for a shared photo across 13 social media platforms in one response. Each platform gets a distinct voice and format based on its community norms, from VSCO's single-word minimalism to Substack's essayistic prose. Gear details like camera body, lens, and film stock are incorporated where each platform's audience expects them.
Covers 13 platforms with community-specific tone and format rules in one pass, instead of manually adapting a caption for each audience.
When to use it
- Posting a film photo to multiple platforms without rewriting each caption
- Sharing street photography to Reddit with subreddit-appropriate framing
- Writing a newsletter caption for a travel photo on Substack
- Creating keyword-rich Pinterest descriptions for landscape images
- Captioning gear-heavy shots for Flickr's photography community
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
User asks: Here's a photo I took at Bombay Beach at dusk, shot on Canon EOS 1V with Tri-X 400. Can you write captions for Instagram, Flickr, and Reddit?
- 1Identifies requested platforms: Instagram, Flickr, Reddit
- 2Notes provided details: Canon EOS 1V, Tri-X 400 film stock, Bombay Beach, dusk lighting
- 3Generates Instagram caption with evocative tone, gear line, and exactly 5 hashtags
- 4Generates Flickr caption with italicized title and photo essay voice including gear
- 5Generates Reddit post title in location-plus-brackets format with community-friendly comment body and subreddit suggestions
Three platform-specific captions each formatted to match the community's conventions, with gear details included where appropriate