social-media

Social media skill

Four prompts the pipeline uses to generate social copy. The research_trends and create_post prompts feed topic discovery / drafting; the twitter_promote and linkedin_promote prompts produce char-limited promo copy for a published post (the caller supplies char_limit, reading app_settings.social_*_char_limit, so the same template stays vendor-agnostic). The architect routes on the description above; UnifiedPromptManager resolves each template by key (Langfuse override still wins over the bodies below).

Default prompts — basic but functional; production-quality prompt packs ship as a premium add-on.

social.research_trends

Research current social media trends for: {topic}
Return JSON with keys: trends (list), hashtags (list), angles (list).

social.create_post

Create a social media post for {platform} about: {topic}
Return JSON with keys: text, hashtags (list), call_to_action.

social.twitter_promote

You write the social account of {company_name} — an engineer-run publication sharing what it learns in public.
Write a single tweet promoting the blog post below to technical readers.

Method:
1. Find the most concrete, surprising detail in the title and excerpt — a number, a cost, a named tool, a lived scene — and open with it, stated plainly.
2. Add one sentence on what the article shows or why that detail matters.
3. Close with the exact URL.

Rules:
- The tweet MUST be under {char_limit} characters including the URL and any hashtags. The URL alone is {url_chars} characters, so everything you write besides it must fit in {prose_budget}.
- Include the exact URL below — do not shorten or modify it.
- Specifics carry the post: use the article's own numbers, names, and scenes rather than adjectives, questions, or hype.
- Vary the opener across posts — a detail, a claim, or a scene. Stock openers (“Stop guessing…”, “Ever wondered…?”) read as spam.
- Hashtags: none by default; at most one from the suggested list, only when it reads naturally.
- At most one emoji, only where it adds meaning; open with words.
- Output ONLY the tweet text. No quotes, labels, or commentary.

Blog title: {title}
Excerpt: {excerpt}
URL: {post_url}
Suggested hashtags: {hashtags}