Social Media Automator

Automatically generate social media posts from articles. Supports Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Threads, and Bluesky. Perfect for con...

Security Scan

The skill's description (generate social posts) mostly matches its instructions, but there are internal inconsistencies around install instructions and integrations (Threads/Bluesky npm deps, scheduling/posting) that are unexplained and warrant caution.

Purpose & Capability

The SKILL.md describes only generation of posts (no direct posting), and the registry declares no required credentials—this is plausible. However the SKILL.md metadata lists npm packages (threads-api, @atproto/api) suggesting code-level integration with Threads/Bluesky that would normally need auth. There's no formal install spec in the registry even though the SKILL.md advertises installs, creating an incoherence: either the skill will install/run those packages (which implies posting capability and credential needs) or it simply generates text. This gap is unexplained.

Instruction Scope

Runtime instructions are natural-language prompts to produce posts and image prompts; they do not instruct the agent to run curl or call any APIs, nor to read local files or environment variables beyond optional defaults. Yet the skill metadata lists curl as a required binary and references scheduling/analytics integrations—those operational steps (posting, scheduling, analytics) are not detailed in the instructions, which is a scope mismatch.

Install Mechanism

Registry metadata claims 'No install spec' but SKILL.md metadata includes an install list of npm packages (threads-api, @atproto/api). Instruction-only skills normally have no install footprint; embedding npm install hints inside SKILL.md without a formal install spec is inconsistent and raises risk: if the agent or integrator installs those packages they will pull code from npm (moderate risk). The package sources are standard npm names (not shady URLs), but the lack of an explicit install step in the registry is misleading.

Credentials

The skill requests no required credentials and only documents optional env vars for defaults (DEFAULT_PLATFORM, THREAD_LENGTH, etc.). For a generation-only tool this is proportional; but the SKILL.md claims scheduling and platform integrations (Threads/Bluesky) where API keys/tokens would normally be required. The absence of any declared API-key env variables is suspicious if the skill actually performs publishing or analytics calls.

Persistence & Privilege

No elevated privileges requested. always is false, autonomous invocation is allowed (platform default), and the skill does not request system config paths or persistent agent-wide modifications. Nothing here indicates unusual persistence or privilege escalation.

What to consider before installing

This skill appears to be primarily a text-generation helper, but there are several inconsistencies you should resolve before installing or granting it more access: - Ask the publisher whether the skill only generates copy (safe) or also posts/schedules to platforms (requires API keys and network access). The SKILL.md hints at npm packages for Threads/Bluesky but the registry lists no install — get clarity on whether npm packages will be installed automatically. - If you expect posting/scheduling, require explicit documentation of which environment variables (API keys/tokens) are needed, where credentials are stored, and exactly which endpoints the skill will call. - Verify the source: metadata points to a GitHub repo in _meta.json but the 'Source' and 'Homepage' fields are unknown/none. Inspect the upstream repo and code before installing any npm packages. - Because SKILL.md references installing npm packages, be cautious about automatic installs; npm packages run arbitrary code on install/use. Prefer a vetted release or review the package contents. - Do not provide platform credentials (Twitter, Threads, Buffer, Hootsuite, DALL·E/OpenAI keys, etc.) until you confirm the integration method and trust the code. If the publisher confirms the skill only generates posts locally (no external posting or hidden installs), the incoherences are likely just sloppy metadata (lower risk). If it actually installs npm packages or posts on your behalf, treat it as higher risk until source and credential handling are audited.

One article → 20+ social posts. Transform long-form content into platform-perfect posts in seconds.

Time saved: 2 hours/post → 2 minutes/post
Platforms: Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts

What It Does

• 📄 Article Analysis: Extracts key points, quotes, and data from any article/URL
• 🐦 Twitter Thread: Generates 3-10 tweet threads with viral hooks
• 💼 LinkedIn Post: Creates professional long-form posts (1000-1300 chars)
• 📸 Instagram Caption: Writes engaging captions with 10-15 hashtags
• 🎵 TikTok/Shorts Script: 30-60 second video scripts with hook optimization
• 🖼️ AI Image Prompts: DALL-E 3/Canva prompts for post visuals
• 📅 Scheduling: Buffer/Hootsuite ready formats
• 🔄 A/B Variations: 3-5 versions per platform for testing

Commands

Generate All Posts

Create social media posts from "[article URL or text]"

Twitter Thread Only

Generate Twitter thread from "[article]" - 5 tweets

LinkedIn Post Only

Create LinkedIn post from "[article]"

With Scheduling

Generate posts from "[article]" and schedule for next week

TikTok/Shorts Script

Create TikTok script from "[article]" - 60 seconds

With Image Prompts

Generate posts from "[article]" with AI image prompts

Output Format

Twitter Thread (3-10 tweets)

• Hook tweet (attention-grabbing)
• Key points (1 per tweet)
• Data/statistics highlighted
• Call-to-action on final tweet
• Relevant hashtags (2-3 per tweet)

LinkedIn Post

• Professional tone
• 1000-1300 characters
• Line breaks for readability
• 3-5 industry hashtags
• Engagement question at end

Instagram Caption

• Casual, engaging tone
• 150-200 characters
• 10-15 relevant hashtags
• Emoji usage
• Story idea suggestions

TikTok/YouTube Shorts Script

• Hook (first 3 seconds)
• Main content (30-60 seconds)
• Call-to-action
• Trending hashtag suggestions
• Visual direction notes

AI Image Prompts

• DALL-E 3 optimized prompts
• Canva design suggestions
• Aspect ratio recommendations
• Style references

Configuration

Optional environment variables:

• DEFAULT_PLATFORM: Default platform (twitter|linkedin|instagram|all)
• THREAD_LENGTH: Default Twitter thread length (default: 5)
• INCLUDE_EMOJIS: Add emojis to posts (true|false, default: true)
• HASHTAG_COUNT: Number of hashtags (default: 3)

Example Usage

User: Generate Twitter thread from my article "10 Best AI Automation Tools" - 7 tweets

Assistant:

1. Analyzing article content...
2. Extracting 7 key points...
3. Writing hook tweet...
4. Generating thread with engagement hooks...
5. Adding relevant hashtags...

✅ Twitter thread ready!

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Use Cases

Content Marketers

• Turn 1 blog post into 2 weeks of social content
• Maintain consistent posting schedule
• Test different messaging

Solopreneurs

• Automate your entire social presence
• Focus on creation, not distribution
• Build audience while you sleep

Agencies

• Scale content delivery for clients
• White-label social media management
• Charge $500-2000/mo for this service

Integration with SEO Content Engine

This skill works perfectly with the SEO Content Engine:

1. Write article with SEO Content Engine
2. Generate social posts with Social Media Automator
3. Schedule and publish
4. Drive traffic back to your content

Full content automation loop! 🔄

Pricing Integration

This skill powers LobsterLabs social media services:

• Single article → social posts: $50
• Monthly social pack (4 articles): $300
• Full social media management: $800-1500/month

Contact: PayPal [e-mail]

Tips for Best Results

1. Provide context: Tell the skill your target audience
2. Specify tone: Professional, casual, or humorous
3. Add examples: Share posts you like for style reference
4. Review before posting: AI is great, but add your voice
5. Use image prompts: Generate visuals for higher engagement
6. Test variations: Use A/B test versions to optimize performance

New in v1.0.0

🎵 TikTok/YouTube Shorts Support

• 30-60 second video scripts
• Hook optimization for first 3 seconds
• Trending hashtag suggestions
• Visual direction notes

🖼️ AI Image Generation

• DALL-E 3 optimized prompts
• Canva design templates
• Aspect ratio recommendations
• Style references (minimalist, bold, corporate, etc.)

📊 Enhanced Analytics Integration

• Post performance tracking
• Best time to post recommendations
• Engagement rate optimization
• Competitor benchmarking

🔄 A/B Testing Variations

• 3-5 post variations per platform
• Different hooks and CTAs
• Hashtag set variations
• Optimal posting time suggestions

Integration with rss-to-social

This skill works great with the rss-to-social skill:

• rss-to-social: Auto-monitor RSS feeds and post on schedule
• social-media-automator: Manual post generation from specific articles

Use both for complete content automation!

Changelog

1.0.0 (2026-03-09) ⭐

• 🎵 NEW: TikTok/YouTube Shorts script generation
• 🖼️ NEW: AI image prompts (DALL-E 3, Canva)
• 📊 NEW: Enhanced analytics integration
• 🔄 NEW: A/B testing variations (3-5 versions)
• 📈 NEW: Post performance tracking
• ⏰ NEW: Best time to post recommendations
• 🎨 IMPROVED: Instagram story suggestions
• 🏷️ IMPROVED: Hashtag optimization algorithm

0.2.0 (2026-03-07)

• Added integration with rss-to-social skill
• Improved hashtag suggestions
• Better platform-specific formatting
• Added A/B testing variations

0.1.0 (2026-03-06)

• Initial release
• Twitter thread generation
• LinkedIn post creation
• Instagram caption support
• Hashtag suggestions

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