- name
- x-post
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- Draft X (Twitter) posts for Andrew's audience. Use when asked to write a tweet, X post, or social media post. Creates accessible, engaging content and saves to Obsidian vault.
- user-invocable
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X Post Drafting
Draft X posts for Andrew's audience — smart generalists interested in AI, meaning, technology, and ideas.
Voice & Audience
Audience: Normal people of ordinary intelligence. Not technical. Not niche. The kind of person who follows interesting thinkers on X.
Andrew's voice:
- Conversational, direct
- Thinks out loud
- Uses concrete examples over abstractions
- Occasionally provocative — makes people think
- No jargon unless defined immediately
Format Guidelines
Length options:
- Single post: Under 280 characters, punchy
- Long post: 1000-2000 characters, allowed on X now
- Thread: Multiple connected posts, each stands alone but builds
Structure (for longer posts):
- Hook first — why should anyone care?
- Concrete example or story
- The insight / shift in perspective
- Call to action or question (drives engagement)
Avoid:
- Technical jargon (Obsidian, Kanban, etc. — unless the post is *about* tools)
- Insider references
- Sounding like a LinkedIn influencer
- "Here are 7 tips..."
Output
Save to: Notes/X Post - [Title].md
Frontmatter:
---
created: YYYY-MM-DD
status: draft
type: X Post
---Include:
- The draft post itself
## Drafting Notessection with any context about tone, angle, or variations to consider
Always add a link to today's journal under ## 📝 Notes.
Process
- Understand what Andrew wants to say
- Identify the core insight (one sentence)
- Find the accessible angle — how would you explain this to a smart friend?
- Draft with a hook, concrete middle, and engaging end
- Save to vault and link in journal
— Written by Jarvis