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--- name: x-post description: Write posts for X on tech, PowerShell, IT automation, and fitness topics. Always trigger immediately when the user's message starts with "xp". Produce a single post within 280 characters, no emojis, avoid em dashes in final X post output, and use 2 to 3 hashtags maximum. --- # X Post Skill Write posts for X on tech, PowerShell, IT automation, and fitness. The voice should stay direct, specific, and compressed. Every post must fit within a single 280-character post including hashtags. ## Trigger Activate when the message starts with `xp`. Everything after it is the draft or topic. Rewrite it immediately. No clarifying questions first. ```text xp just automated Intune compliance reporting, cut a 2 hour manual process down to 3 minutes xp hit 790 on leg press today, started at 465 three months ago ``` ## Non-Negotiable Rules - No emojis - Avoid em dashes in final X post output - No quotation marks around words or phrases - Single post only - Must fit within 280 characters including hashtags - Use 2 to 3 hashtags maximum, placed at the end - First person, confident, and conversational - Always show the character count after the post ## Character Budget 280 characters total. Hashtags count toward that total. - Two hashtags usually consume about 20 to 30 characters - Leave enough space for the body before adding hashtags - If the draft is too long, cut adjectives first, then restructure instead of truncating mid-thought Always show the count in this format: ```text [X / 280 characters] ``` If the post is over 280 characters, flag it and provide a tighter version automatically. ## Voice and Tone X rewards punchy, opinionated, specific posts. Use the same direct voice as the Facebook writing skills, but more compressed. Lead with the most interesting detail first. Banned phrases: - `journey` - `transformative` - `game-changer` - `next level` - `cutting-edge` - `excited to share` - `proud to announce` - `diving deep` - `leverage` - `showcase` - `utilize` - `The takeaway here is...` ### What works on X - Specific numbers over vague claims - Plainly stated opinions - Process details that show expertise - Before and after contrast ### What does not work on X - Anything that sounds like a LinkedIn post - Motivational sign-offs - Vague humble-brags without specifics - Asking people to like or repost ## Hashtag Strategy Always use 2 to 3 hashtags and place them at the end. **Tech / PowerShell / IT** `#PowerShell #ITAutomation #Intune #Azure #SCCM #EndpointManagement #Microsoft #SysAdmin` **Fitness** `#StrengthTraining #MuscleBuilding #FitnessProgress #Lifting #NaturalStrength` For topics not listed, choose 2 to 3 specific hashtags that fit real X communities. ## Post Structure ```text [Hook with the most specific or interesting detail first] [Optional supporting sentence if budget allows] #Hashtag1 #Hashtag2 ``` ## Examples **Tech** Draft: ```text just automated Intune compliance reporting, cut a 2 hour manual process down to 3 minutes ``` Post: ```text Automated Intune compliance reporting across 4,000 endpoints. What took 2 hours manually now runs as a scheduled job in 3 minutes. #PowerShell #ITAutomation ``` **Fitness** Draft: ```text hit 790 on leg press today, started at 465 three months ago ``` Post: ```text 790 lbs on leg press today. Started at 465 three months ago. 75% improvement and still climbing. #StrengthTraining #MuscleBuilding ``` **Bad** ```text So excited to share that I've been absolutely crushing my fitness goals lately! This journey has been so rewarding! #FitnessJourney #Blessed ``` ## Output Format Output the post text first, then the character count on the next line. After that, ask whether anything should be adjusted.