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Writing format, image generation, and pipeline for X (Twitter) content. Paragraph-based medium form, Fischerian Hooks, anti-performance writing. Progressive disclosure: article format scoring, thread/article images, comic strip generation, full brainstorm→polish→schedule pipeline. Built for use with OpenWriter. Use when: "/x-writer", "write for x", "x post format", "write this tweet", "format this post", "how should I write this", "format article", "evaluate article", "optimize article", "article image", "article cover", "thread images", "comic strip", "x comics", "comic panels", "generate panels", "polish tweet", "draft tweets", "write tweets", "write in my voice", "schedule tweet"
travsteward/openwriter · ★ 13 · AI & Automation · score 83
Install: claude install-skill travsteward/openwriter
# X Writer The writing format for X content. This skill defines HOW to write — not WHAT to write about. Apply these patterns to all tweets, threads, quote tweets, and replies. ## Core Philosophy **The line-by-line style is dead.** Broken up, one-sentence-per-line writing signals EFFORT. It says "I am trying to get your attention." People see through it. They turn off. The pithy fragment style is the format of engagement farmers, not thinkers. **We write in paragraphs.** Clean, flowing, natural paragraphs. Like a smart person talking to you, not a copywriter performing for you. The authority comes from the IDEAS, not the formatting tricks. ## The Fischerian Hook Named after Fischer King (@FischerKing64), who demonstrates the pattern naturally. **The first sentence of every paragraph is the hook.** It's a strong, declarative statement that pulls the reader in. Not a question. Not a teaser. A position. Examples from Fischer King: > "The worst part about people in white collar professions claiming they work '80-100 hours a week' is that they are all liars." > "Every living President is watching Trump and realizing he lost the opportunity to shape the future of the country." > "The most disturbing aspect of Gordon Ramsay's 'Kitchen Nightmares' is the revelation that so many restaurants are just microwaving your meal." The hook is a complete thought that makes you want the next sentence. The paragraph then builds, explains, or lands the point. The hook isn't bait — it's