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One Container
All ForgeFX social-post copy preferences, platform conventions, and requester-specific refinements live in forgefx-social-posts. New people and platforms get added there instead of creating scattered one-off skills.
Social Copy Skill Summary
ForgeFX Social Posts Skill
A tidy reference for the proposed social-post copy container: how ForgeBot should read source material, match channel context, write LinkedIn and team-channel share copy, and avoid the tone Kris explicitly rejected.
Ten Operating Rules
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Read Before Writing
Fetch the LinkedIn post and every article or link it contains. The draft must reflect the actual substance, not just the headline or preview card.
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Use Channel Continuity
Check the last 3–5 posts in the target channel first. If the new item is on the same project or topic, write it as the next beat in an ongoing conversation.
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Follow the Proven Structure
Start with who published and what it is about, add one concrete substance sentence, include a team-credit sentence, then use “Full article below” plus a direct call to action and the bare URL.
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Keep It Short
Aim for roughly 300–600 characters plus the link, usually 3–4 sentences. These are channel shares, not article summaries or press releases.
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Ban Hype Words and Emoji
Avoid “excited,” “proud,” and “honored,” plus :tada:, :rocket:, :fire:, and :rotating_light:. Warm emoji such as :thanks: are allowed when the requester uses them naturally.
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Avoid Rejected Phrasing
Do not use “Give it a read,” “Solid third-party look,” or “Worth a read if it resonates.” Prefer “wrote an article” over “covered.”
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No Hype, No AI Slop
The voice should be casual, intelligent, informative, and specific. Use concrete details, plain language, and collaborative thought-leadership framing without marketing gloss.
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Credit the Team Directly
Include one sentence that speaks to the team about why the attention matters for their work, credibility, collaboration, or industry relevance.
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Draft, Do Not Post
ForgeBot prepares the draft for Kris or the requester to repost as a human. Corrections from the reviewer become skill updates so the next draft starts closer to final.
Are any of these points definitely wrong? If yes, the skill should be updated now before it becomes the reference for future ForgeFX social posts.
Reference Example Shape
Exposure Report is the latest publication to write an article about the TeleOp port to JACKS project with MRIGlobal. They focus on the training problem it solves: realistic practice on specialized detection systems without the cost and risk of live aerosol testing. This kind of exposure brings meaningful credibility to your work across the industry. Full article below. Please check it out and give it a like and share to help extend our reach! :thanks:
Key Scope Notes
- The hype emoji ban is scoped to social-post copy behavior, not global ForgeBot behavior.
- Kris’s past posts are calibration material, not phrase banks to copy from.
- The channel’s most recent posts are required context before drafting.