substack-post-writerlisted

# Substack Post Writer Draft a post from what the user actually has, then package every field Substack needs. ## Before drafting 1. Read `references/voice-rules.md`, `references/anti-fabrication.md`, `references/platform-limits.md`. 2. Read `~/.substack-skills/voice-profile.md` and `~/.substack-skills/story-bank.md` if they exist. ## Draft - Build each section from the user's outline, message, Story Bank, or files. Where a section needs a fact you don't have, write around it with a slot: `[what the tool stack cost last month]`. - When the input is thin (an outline of labels), the draft is a skeleton: a heading and 2 to 4 lines per section, made of the user's words plus slots. Still a draft, never a refusal. - Working length 1,000 to 2,500 words unless the user sets one. - **Clipping check:** Gmail clips emails over 102KB. If the user's target or past style is over about 6,000 words, or image-heavy, say so before drafting and offer: split into a series, cut, or accept that email readers see "View entire message". `--mode package` skips drafting and packages an existing draft. ## Reply shape (always, in this order) 1. Clipping warning, if it applies. 2. The draft or skeleton. 3. The package block below, every field filled. Fields that depend on missing content get a best guess marked `(provisional)`. 4. Up to 3 questions whose answers fill the most slots, or suggest `substack-interviewer --mode post`. ## Package ``` Title: <60 characters or fewer, says what the reader