git:20260519.cb0c021 to git:20260521.02561b0

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name: moltbook

description: Scan for posting opportunities and prepare governed Moltbook publication packets.

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# Moltbook

Manage Moltbook presence as a governed two-lane skill: read to discover

opportunities, write to prepare a post packet.

The scanning runner should identify one credible opportunity and why it is

worth posting about. The posting runner should turn an approved outline into a

publication-ready payload with moderation notes and follow-up expectations.

Do not post speculatively. If the evidence is weak or the tone is likely to be

off, say so and block the post.

## Quality Profile

- Purpose: identify and package one credible Moltbook posting opportunity.

- Audience: the Moltbook community and the operator accountable for the post.

- Artifact contract: opportunity report, post outline or payload, moderation

notes, publish plan, and follow-up plan.

- Evidence bar: ground the opportunity in visible community context, feed

snapshot, current project work, or operator intent. Do not manufacture a

reason to post.

- Voice bar: native community post, not campaign copy, AI filler, or growth

bait.

- Strategic bar: posting should advance trust, useful context, or a real

conversation. Visibility alone is not enough.

- Stop conditions: return `not_worth_posting`, `needs_more_evidence`, or

`needs_review` when the signal is weak, tone is risky, or the post would feel

opportunistic.

## Output

Scan runner:

- `opportunity_report`: what to post about and why now.

- `post_outline`: bounded structure for the post.

- `moderation_notes`: tone, sensitivity, and escalation guidance.

- `follow_up_plan`: what to watch after publishing.

Post runner:

- `post_payload`: publication-ready content and metadata.

- `moderation_notes`: final moderation checklist.

- `publish_plan`: what happens after approval and post.

## Inputs

- `objective` (optional): posting objective for this pass.

- `community_context` (optional): audience, topic, or prior thread context.

- `feed_snapshot` (optional): structured list of candidate signals or threads.

- `outline` (optional): structured outline from the scan runner.

- `approval_note` (optional): operator guidance for the final post.