tweet-writer

Name: tweet-writer
Author: AlekseiUL

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How to install tweet-writer?

alekseiul/sprut-agent-kit/tweet-writer

$npx -y skills add AlekseiUL/sprut-agent-kit --skill tweet-writer

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Write viral, persuasive, engaging tweets and threads.

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SKILL.md

1	---
2
3	# Tweet Writer Skill
4
5	## ✍️ Правила текста (стиль владельца)
6
7	Обязательно:
8	- Дефис (-) вместо длинного тире (—). ВСЕГДА
9	- Сильные глаголы, короткие предложения
10	- Личный опыт, прямота
11
12	Запрещено:
13	- Длинное тире (—) - заменять на дефис (-)
14	- "Конечно", "Безусловно", "Стоит отметить", "Является"
15	- Канцелярит и пассивный залог
16
17	> Полные правила: `skills/copywriter/SKILL.md`
18
19	---
20
21	## Overview
22
23	This skill helps you write viral, persuasive tweets and threads optimized for X's algorithm. It combines proven copywriting frameworks, viral hook formulas, and real-time research to model your content after successful examples in your niche.
24
25	Keywords: twitter, X, tweets, threads, viral content, social media, engagement, hooks, copywriting
26
27	## Process Workflow
28
29	### Phase 1: Niche Research (CRITICAL)
30
31	Before writing ANY tweet, you MUST research viral examples in the user's specific niche.
32
33	Research Steps:
34
35	1. Identify the niche/topic — What is the user writing about?
36	2. Search for viral examples — Use WebSearch to find:
37	- `"[niche] viral tweet examples"`
38	- `"[niche] twitter thread went viral"`
39	- `"[topic] best performing tweets"`
40	- `site:twitter.com OR site:x.com "[niche keyword]" high engagement`
41	3. Analyze patterns — Extract:
42	- Hook styles that worked
43	- Content structure
44	- Tone and voice
45	- Specific numbers/results used
46	- CTAs that drove engagement
47	4. Document insights — Create a brief analysis before writing
48
49	Example Research Prompt:
50	```
51	Searching for: "SaaS founder viral tweets"
52	"startup advice twitter thread viral"
53	"tech entrepreneur best tweets engagement"
54	```
55
56	### Phase 2: Tweet Creation
57
58	Use the frameworks below to craft content modeled after successful examples.
59
60	---
61
62	## The X Algorithm (2026)
63
64	Understanding what the algorithm rewards is critical:
65
66	### Engagement Hierarchy (Most to Least Valuable)
67	1. Replies — Most weighted signal
68	2. Quote tweets — High value, shows your content sparks conversation
69	3. Bookmarks — Strong signal of value
70	4. Retweets — Amplification signal
71	5. Likes — Baseline engagement
72
73	### Time Sensitivity
74	- First hour is critical — If you don't gain traction in 60 minutes, reach drops significantly
75	- Peak times: 9-11 AM and 7-9 PM EST weekdays, 9-11 AM weekends
76	- Fresh content prioritized — X rewards recency
77
78	### Dwell Time
79	X tracks how long users spend on your content. Longer = more reach.
80	- Threads naturally increase dwell time
81	- Visual content keeps eyes on post longer
82	- Compelling hooks stop the scroll
83
84	### Format Boosts
85	- Native video: Priority over external links
86	- Images/carousels: 2x engagement vs text-only
87	- Threads: 3x engagement vs single tweets
88	- Polls: High participation signals
89
90	### What to AVOID
91	- External links: Severely penalized (especially for non-Premium accounts)
92	- Generic content: No differentiation = no reach
93	- Asking for engagement: "Like and RT" hurts reach
94
95	---
96
97	## Hook Formulas (The Most Critical Element)
98
99	Your hook determines 80-90% of your tweet's success. You have ~1 second to stop the scroll.
100
101	### The Bold Statement
102	```
103	"Nobody talks about this, but..."
104	"Unpopular opinion: [controversial take]"
105	"Everything you've been told about [X] is wrong."
106	"[Common belief] is a myth. Here's the truth:"
107	```
108
109	### The Specific Result
110	```
111	"I [specific result] in [specific timeframe]. Here's how:"
112	"[Number] [achievement] in [timeframe]. The breakdown:"
113	"From [bad state] to [good state] in [time]. Thread:"
114	```
115	Example: "I grew from 0 to 50K followers in 90 days. Here's the exact playbook:"
116
117	### The Curiosity Gap
118	```
119	"I found a [adjective] [topic] hack that no one talks about..."
120	"The one thing [type of person] gets wrong about [topic]"
121	"Why most people fail at [X] (and how to fix it)"
122	```
123
124	### The Question Hook
125	```
126	"Want to know the real secret to [X]?"
127	"What if everything you knew about [X] was wrong?"
128	"Ever wonder why [common frustration]?"
129	```
130
131	### The Story Hook
132	```
133	"3 years ago I was [bad state]. Today I [good state]."
134	"I almost quit [X]. Then this happened:"
135	"The story of how I [achievement] (with $0 budget):"
136	```
137
138	### The Pattern Interrupt
139	```
140	"Everyone says [X]. They're wrong."
141	"Stop doing [common practice]. Do this instead:"
142	"Delete [common thing]. Here's why:"
143	```
144
145	### The List Promise
146	```
147	"[Number] [things] that will [benefit] (thread):"
148	"[Number] lessons from [experience/achievement]:"
149	"The [number] [category] I wish I knew earlier:"
150	```
151	Example: "7 AI tools that saved me 20+ hours last week:"
152
153	---
154
155	## Tweet Formats That Go Viral
156
157	### Format 1: The Listicle (Highest Engagement)
158	```
159	Hook: "[Number] [things] that [benefit]:"
160
161	1. [Item] — [Brief explanation]
162	2. [Item] — [Brief explanation]
163	...
164	[CTA or summary]
165	```
166
167	### Format 2:

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tweet-writer

63stars20forks

View on GitHub

How to install tweet-writer?

alekseiul/sprut-agent-kit/tweet-writer

$npx -y skills add AlekseiUL/sprut-agent-kit --skill tweet-writer

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Write viral, persuasive, engaging tweets and threads.

Files · 1

View on GitHub

SKILL.md

1	---
2
3	# Tweet Writer Skill
4
5	## ✍️ Правила текста (стиль владельца)
6
7	Обязательно:
8	- Дефис (-) вместо длинного тире (—). ВСЕГДА
9	- Сильные глаголы, короткие предложения
10	- Личный опыт, прямота
11
12	Запрещено:
13	- Длинное тире (—) - заменять на дефис (-)
14	- "Конечно", "Безусловно", "Стоит отметить", "Является"
15	- Канцелярит и пассивный залог
16
17	> Полные правила: `skills/copywriter/SKILL.md`
18
19	---
20
21	## Overview
22
23	This skill helps you write viral, persuasive tweets and threads optimized for X's algorithm. It combines proven copywriting frameworks, viral hook formulas, and real-time research to model your content after successful examples in your niche.
24
25	Keywords: twitter, X, tweets, threads, viral content, social media, engagement, hooks, copywriting
26
27	## Process Workflow
28
29	### Phase 1: Niche Research (CRITICAL)
30
31	Before writing ANY tweet, you MUST research viral examples in the user's specific niche.
32
33	Research Steps:
34
35	1. Identify the niche/topic — What is the user writing about?
36	2. Search for viral examples — Use WebSearch to find:
37	- `"[niche] viral tweet examples"`
38	- `"[niche] twitter thread went viral"`
39	- `"[topic] best performing tweets"`
40	- `site:twitter.com OR site:x.com "[niche keyword]" high engagement`
41	3. Analyze patterns — Extract:
42	- Hook styles that worked
43	- Content structure
44	- Tone and voice
45	- Specific numbers/results used
46	- CTAs that drove engagement
47	4. Document insights — Create a brief analysis before writing
48
49	Example Research Prompt:
50	```
51	Searching for: "SaaS founder viral tweets"
52	"startup advice twitter thread viral"
53	"tech entrepreneur best tweets engagement"
54	```
55
56	### Phase 2: Tweet Creation
57
58	Use the frameworks below to craft content modeled after successful examples.
59
60	---
61
62	## The X Algorithm (2026)
63
64	Understanding what the algorithm rewards is critical:
65
66	### Engagement Hierarchy (Most to Least Valuable)
67	1. Replies — Most weighted signal
68	2. Quote tweets — High value, shows your content sparks conversation
69	3. Bookmarks — Strong signal of value
70	4. Retweets — Amplification signal
71	5. Likes — Baseline engagement
72
73	### Time Sensitivity
74	- First hour is critical — If you don't gain traction in 60 minutes, reach drops significantly
75	- Peak times: 9-11 AM and 7-9 PM EST weekdays, 9-11 AM weekends
76	- Fresh content prioritized — X rewards recency
77
78	### Dwell Time
79	X tracks how long users spend on your content. Longer = more reach.
80	- Threads naturally increase dwell time
81	- Visual content keeps eyes on post longer
82	- Compelling hooks stop the scroll
83
84	### Format Boosts
85	- Native video: Priority over external links
86	- Images/carousels: 2x engagement vs text-only
87	- Threads: 3x engagement vs single tweets
88	- Polls: High participation signals
89
90	### What to AVOID
91	- External links: Severely penalized (especially for non-Premium accounts)
92	- Generic content: No differentiation = no reach
93	- Asking for engagement: "Like and RT" hurts reach
94
95	---
96
97	## Hook Formulas (The Most Critical Element)
98
99	Your hook determines 80-90% of your tweet's success. You have ~1 second to stop the scroll.
100
101	### The Bold Statement
102	```
103	"Nobody talks about this, but..."
104	"Unpopular opinion: [controversial take]"
105	"Everything you've been told about [X] is wrong."
106	"[Common belief] is a myth. Here's the truth:"
107	```
108
109	### The Specific Result
110	```
111	"I [specific result] in [specific timeframe]. Here's how:"
112	"[Number] [achievement] in [timeframe]. The breakdown:"
113	"From [bad state] to [good state] in [time]. Thread:"
114	```
115	Example: "I grew from 0 to 50K followers in 90 days. Here's the exact playbook:"
116
117	### The Curiosity Gap
118	```
119	"I found a [adjective] [topic] hack that no one talks about..."
120	"The one thing [type of person] gets wrong about [topic]"
121	"Why most people fail at [X] (and how to fix it)"
122	```
123
124	### The Question Hook
125	```
126	"Want to know the real secret to [X]?"
127	"What if everything you knew about [X] was wrong?"
128	"Ever wonder why [common frustration]?"
129	```
130
131	### The Story Hook
132	```
133	"3 years ago I was [bad state]. Today I [good state]."
134	"I almost quit [X]. Then this happened:"
135	"The story of how I [achievement] (with $0 budget):"
136	```
137
138	### The Pattern Interrupt
139	```
140	"Everyone says [X]. They're wrong."
141	"Stop doing [common practice]. Do this instead:"
142	"Delete [common thing]. Here's why:"
143	```
144
145	### The List Promise
146	```
147	"[Number] [things] that will [benefit] (thread):"
148	"[Number] lessons from [experience/achievement]:"
149	"The [number] [category] I wish I knew earlier:"
150	```
151	Example: "7 AI tools that saved me 20+ hours last week:"
152
153	---
154
155	## Tweet Formats That Go Viral
156
157	### Format 1: The Listicle (Highest Engagement)
158	```
159	Hook: "[Number] [things] that [benefit]:"
160
161	1. [Item] — [Brief explanation]
162	2. [Item] — [Brief explanation]
163	...
164	[CTA or summary]
165	```
166
167	### Format 2:

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