Content Repurposer

What it does

Reads a published post and produces three distinct derivative pieces, a numbered social thread that breaks the argument into standalone tweetable points, a LinkedIn-style post with a professional framing and a link back, and a short email newsletter blurb with a clear reason to click through. Each output is written for its destination rather than copy-pasted and trimmed.

Install

This skill isn't packaged in an installable registry. It's a plain SKILL.md file you can copy directly. Copy it from the SKILL.md tab and save it at the path for your assistant:

Use it in your AI assistant

Claude Code

.claude/skills/content-repurposer/ (or ~/.claude/skills/content-repurposer/ for all projects)

GitHub Copilot (VS Code)

.github/skills/content-repurposer/

OpenAI Codex

.codex/skills/content-repurposer/

Cursor

.cursor/skills/content-repurposer/ (or ~/.cursor/skills/content-repurposer/ globally)

Compatibility

Any WordPress site. No special plugin required; the skill only reads the published post, it does not post to any social platform itself.

The complete SKILL.md for this skill:

---
name: content-repurposer
description: Use when a user wants a published post turned into social media content, an email blurb, or a thread. Triggers on "repurpose this post", "turn this into a Twitter thread", or "make a LinkedIn post out of this".
---

# Content Repurposer

## When to use
A post is already published and the user wants to extend its reach by turning it into social or email content, without rewriting it from scratch each time.

## Procedure
1. Read the full published post, identifying its core argument and 3 to 5 supporting points that could stand alone.
2. Write a numbered social thread (one point per post, each readable without needing the previous one), ending with a link back to the full post.
3. Write a separate LinkedIn-style post with a more professional, first-person framing and a clear takeaway, not a copy of the thread.
4. Write a short email blurb (2 to 3 sentences) suited for a newsletter, with a distinct reason to click through rather than restating the headline.
5. Label each output by destination and present them together so the user can edit and post them manually.

## Guardrails
- Do not post anything to any external platform automatically; this skill only produces drafts for the user to review and publish themselves.
- Do not let the three formats collapse into the same wording with different line breaks, each should read like it was written for where it's going.