Social Post Generator

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name: social-post-generator description: Take a blog post URL or text and generate social media posts from it. Use when repurposing content for Twitter, LinkedIn, or creating promotional posts. metadata: { "openclaw": { "requires": { "bins": ["curl"] }, "install": [], }, }

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Social Post Generator

Transform blog posts and articles into social media content — tweets, LinkedIn posts, and viral hooks.

Environment Variables

| Variable | Required | Default | Description | |----------|----------|---------|-------------| | PLATFORM | No | twitter | Target platform: twitter or linkedin | | TONE | No | professional | Tone of voice: professional, casual, or technical | | BRAND_NAME | No | — | Brand/person name for attribution | | HASHTAGS | No | — | Comma-separated default hashtags |

Scripts

generate.sh — Generate Posts

Generates 5 social media posts from an article URL or text.

./scripts/generate.sh 

Output: 5 formatted posts ready to publish.

thread.sh — Create Twitter Thread

Generates a thread of connected tweets from an article.

./scripts/thread.sh 

Output: Numbered thread tweets with proper formatting.

hook.sh — Create Viral Hooks

Generates attention-grabbing opening hooks for social posts.

./scripts/hook.sh 

Output: 10 hook variations to test.

Usage Example

export PLATFORM=twitter
export TONE=casual
export BRAND_NAME="MyBrand"
Generate 5 tweets from an article
./scripts/generate.sh https://example.com/blog/post
Create a thread
./scripts/thread.sh article.txt
Get viral hooks
./scripts/hook.sh article.txt

Notes

Uses web_fetch to extract content from URLs

Each platform has character limits (Twitter: 280, LinkedIn: 3000)

Generates hashtag suggestions based on content

Output is copy-paste ready with line breaks

Add --dry-run to any script to preview without saving

Uses web_fetch to extract content from URLs

Each platform has character limits (Twitter: 280, LinkedIn: 3000)

Generates hashtag suggestions based on content

Output is copy-paste ready with line breaks

Add --dry-run to any script to preview without saving