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social-post-draftinglisted

Draft a platform-appropriate social/chat post before an agent's Social Post or App-Act action publishes it, instead of posting the raw run output.
RYOITABASHI/Shelly · ★ 57 · AI & Automation · score 79
Install: claude install-skill RYOITABASHI/Shelly
An agent that ends in a Social Post (Discord/Slack/Telegram/Mastodon/ Misskey/WordPress/Bluesky connector) or App-Act (e.g. X) action is one step away from publishing something publicly and irreversibly. Draft the post itself as a distinct step, not as a byproduct of the run's raw output: 1. **Write for the platform, not for yourself.** A Discord/Slack update can use more structure (headers, bullets); X/Bluesky/Mastodon need a single tight thought within the platform's length norms; a WordPress post is a different register entirely (a title + body, not a one-liner). Don't reuse one draft verbatim across connectors. 2. **Strip anything that was scratch reasoning, not the intended message.** The run's internal notes ("let me check...", tool call summaries, intermediate drafts) must never leak into the published text — reread the draft as a stranger would see it before finalizing. 3. **Never include a secret, token, internal path, or another person's private information** in a public post, even if it appeared incidentally in the source data the agent was summarizing. 4. **Respect the one-agent-per-connector limit**: don't try to fan the same content out to multiple platforms from a single Social Post agent — each platform needing the same content means a separate registered agent per connector today. 5. **Remember X/Twitter posting goes through App-Act, not the Social Post connector system** — its recipe and target were reviewed once at