Social Post

Establish the brief for this post. Do not draft yet.

Capture, in plain prose:

• Platform — LinkedIn, X, or another, since format and length differ
• Audience — who you are speaking to and what they care about
• Core message — the single idea in one sentence
• Proof or specific — a number, example, or detail that earns trust
• Call to action — comment, click, follow, or none by design
• Any link to include

If the core message is fuzzy, ask the operator before advancing — a
vague message produces a forgettable post.

Save the full brief as a task note with task_notes_add. The next step
— Draft Variants — reads this note.

Read the task notes with task_notes_list — the note from the Brief
step contains platform, audience, message, proof, and CTA. Work from
it.

Write three distinct variants of the post. What good looks like:

• Each opens with a different hook angle (question, bold claim, story,
  stat) — not three rewrites of the same line
• Each fits the platform's length and tone
• Each carries the core message and the proof point
• Each ends with the CTA from the brief

Label them Variant A, B, C so the operator can pick.

Save all three variants as a task note with task_notes_add. The Polish
step reads this note and the operator's choice.

Read the task notes with task_notes_list — the note from the Draft
Variants step contains Variant A, B, and C. Work from it.

Ask the operator which variant to run with. Polish the chosen one:
tighten the hook, fix any awkward phrasing, confirm the link and CTA,
check it reads well on the target platform.

Save the final polished post as a task note with task_notes_add. Then
ask the operator to approve it for publishing. This is a checkpoint —
publishing is the irreversible moment, so the AI cannot advance until
you approve. If you reject, the workflow returns to Draft Variants.

The post is approved and ready to publish. Confirm the final post is
saved as a task note, then close out the task.