Reusable agent skills for social media strategy, campaign planning, and platform-native content operations.
These skills are intentionally small. They package taste, constraints, and repeatable process into workflows an AI agent can reuse without turning every task into a giant prompt.
Install from this repository with a skills-compatible agent:
npx skills add agentreacher/skills --allOr add it as a SkillUse registry:
npx skilluse repo add agentreacher/skills --path skills --default
npx skilluse repo skillsThen select the skills you want:
/content-pillars- Define repeatable campaign themes./cadence-planner- Choose a realistic posting rhythm./calendar-builder- Build a scheduling-ready publishing calendar./viral-hooks- Generate platform-native hooks./repurpose- Turn one source asset into channel-specific posts./positioning- Turn market gaps into credible campaign angles./post-packager- Prepare posts for approval and scheduling.
Good social content is not just more output. It is taste under constraints:
- platform-native format over generic cross-posting
- specific audience tension over broad inspiration
- concrete proof over abstract claims
- repeatable campaign systems over one-off posts
AgentReacher can act as the orchestration layer for these workflows, but the skills are generic enough to use in any social media planning setup.
For a whole period of scheduled content:
/content-pillars
→ /cadence-planner
→ /calendar-builder
→ /viral-hooks
→ /repurpose
→ /positioning
→ /post-packager
→ AgentReacher schedules the queuecontent-pillars- Define durable themes, formats, proof sources, and ratio guidance.cadence-planner- Decide weekly frequency, channel mix, and review capacity.calendar-builder- Build a period-based campaign calendar with dates, platforms, angles, assets, and status.post-packager- Convert drafts into approval-ready scheduling packages.
viral-hooks- Create hooks for launch posts, founder stories, product updates, educational threads, and short-form video openings.repurpose- Convert long-form notes, blogs, transcripts, changelogs, demos, or launch plans into platform-specific social assets.
positioning- Map competitors, find credible contrast, and produce positioning angles without dunking, exaggeration, or feature-list copy.
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