Open Source Claude Code Skills for Personalized Social Media Content

A developer has released 13 open source Claude Code skills designed to solve a common problem: when Claude writes social media content, it often sounds generic rather than like the user's authentic voice. These skills are structured prompts that teach Claude about your specific voice, audience, and context before generating content.
Skill Categories and Functions
The skills are organized into four categories and work across LinkedIn, Twitter/X, Threads, and Bluesky. Each skill is modular and can be used independently.
Foundation
social-media-context: Defines your voice, audience, and preferences so Claude can match your communication style
Strategy
content-strategy: Builds topic clusters based on your actual product and audience rather than generic advicecontent-calendarplatform-strategy
Creation
post-writer: Asks about your voice and audience before writing, and checks your social media context filethread-writercarousel-writercontent-repurposerhook-writer
Analysis
performance-analyzer: Interprets your engagement data and identifies what's actually workingaudience-growth-trackercontent-pattern-analyzeroptimization-advisor
How It Works
The skills provide Claude with deep expertise in specific areas through structured prompting. For example, with the social-media-context skill loaded, Claude writes in your actual voice, knows your audience, avoids phrases you dislike, and matches the rhythm of your previous posts.
The creator notes that without these skills, Claude might produce generic content like "Unlock the power of AI-driven content creation with our cutting-edge solution." With the skills, the output reflects your authentic communication style.
All skills are MIT licensed and available on GitHub at github.com/blacktwist/social-media-skills. The creator welcomes pull requests and is available to answer questions about customization.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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