TK Content Engine

Batch-produce blog posts, social media threads, newsletters, and ad copy from a single brief. Includes brand voice training, content pyramids, and multi-plat...

Security Scan

The skill's files and runtime instructions are consistent with a content-production assistant; it asks for no credentials or installs and performs only content-transformation tasks, but the author/source is unknown and users should avoid pasting sensitive data into training samples.

Purpose & Capability

Name/description (batch content, voice training, repurposing) match the SKILL.md and reference files. The skill does not request unrelated binaries, credentials, or system access.

Instruction Scope

Instructions are narrowly scoped to generating content and building a 'voice profile' from user-provided samples. However, Brand Voice Training explicitly asks users to paste 10–20 writing samples; those samples can contain PII or copyrighted material, so users should avoid submitting sensitive content. README mentions a 'clawhub install' command but there is no install spec—this is probably documentation for a human user rather than an automated installer, but it is an inconsistency to be aware of.

Install Mechanism

Instruction-only skill with no install spec, no downloads, and no code files. This is the lowest-risk install posture; nothing will be written or executed by an installer.

Credentials

No required environment variables, credentials, or config paths are declared or referenced. The skill does not request or depend on external service tokens—proportional to its stated purpose.

Persistence & Privilege

always is false and there are no install/update hooks or requests to modify other skills or system settings. The skill can be invoked by the agent (default platform behavior) but does not request elevated persistence.

Scan Findings in Context

[no-regex-findings] expected: The regex scanner found nothing to analyze because this is an instruction-only skill with no code. That is expected for a documentation-driven content assistant.

Assessment

This skill appears to do what it says: generate and repurpose marketing content. Before using it, do not paste sensitive or proprietary text into the 'brand voice' samples (redact PII and secrets). Verify the author/source if you need provenance (the registry entry lists no homepage). Treat generated content as draft: review for factual accuracy, copyright concerns, and brand safety before publishing. If you plan to integrate this with external publishing/scheduling tools, ensure those integrations are explicit and you provide credentials only to the tool that needs them.

Content Engine Skill

Transform one idea into 30+ pieces of platform-optimized content with consistent brand voice.

What It Does

1. Content Pyramid — Takes a single topic/brief and produces a full content pyramid:

   • 1 long-form piece (blog/newsletter, 1,500-3,000 words)
   • 5 tweet threads (8-10 tweets each)
   • 15 standalone social posts (X, LinkedIn, Instagram captions)
   • 5 email/newsletter snippets

2. Brand Voice Training — Learns your writing style from samples and maintains it across all output

3. SEO Optimization — Keyword targeting, meta descriptions, header structure for blog content

4. Multi-Platform Formatting — Each piece is formatted for its target platform (character limits, hashtags, tone)

5. Batch Processing — Queue multiple briefs and produce in bulk

Usage

Quick Content Pyramid

Create a content pyramid from this topic:
Topic: "Why AI automation is replacing SaaS tools in 2026"
Brand voice: Direct, data-driven, slightly contrarian
Target audience: Solo founders and agency owners
Platforms: X/Twitter, LinkedIn, Blog

Brand Voice Training

Learn my brand voice from these samples:
[Paste 10-20 writing samples]

Then write a blog post on [TOPIC] in my voice.

Batch Production

Produce content for these 5 topics:
1. [Topic A]
2. [Topic B]
3. [Topic C]
4. [Topic D]
5. [Topic E]

For each: 1 blog post + 3 tweet threads + 10 social posts
Brand: [Brand name]
Voice: [Voice description]

Repurpose Existing Content

Take this blog post and repurpose it:
[Paste blog post]

Create:
- 3 tweet threads (different angles)
- 5 LinkedIn posts
- 1 newsletter intro
- 10 standalone tweets
- 3 Instagram captions

Output Format

Blog Post

## [Title] — [Target Keyword]

**Meta Description**: [155 chars max]
**Target Keyword**: [primary keyword]
**Secondary Keywords**: [2-3 related terms]

[Full blog post with H2/H3 structure, internal link suggestions, CTA]

Tweet Thread

### Thread: [Hook Summary]
Tweet 1: [Hook — max 280 chars]
Tweet 2-8: [Body tweets]
Tweet 9: [CTA]

Posting time: [Recommended]

Social Posts

### [Platform] — Post [#]
[Content formatted for platform]
Hashtags: [if applicable]
Best time: [Recommended posting time]

Best Practices

• Provide brand voice samples for best results (minimum 10 samples)
• Include target audience description — the more specific, the better
• One topic per pyramid produces higher quality than rushing 5 topics
• Always review and add personal touches before publishing
• Use the content calendar in references/ for optimal posting schedules

References

• references/voice-training-guide.md — How to train brand voice effectively
• references/platform-specs.md — Character limits, formats, best practices per platform
• references/content-calendar.md — Optimal posting schedules by platform