Skill: mindy-youmind/youmind-x-article (version 1.0.0)

--- name: youmind-x-article version: 1.0.0 description: | Write and publish tweets to X (Twitter) with AI — topic research via YouMind knowledge base, 280-char optimized writing, numbered multi-tweet sequences, and one-click publishing through the X account already connected in YouMind. Use when user wants to "tweet", "post on X", "publish to Twitter", or "write a thread". triggers: - "tweet" - "x post" - "twitter post" - "publish to x" - "post on x" - "write thread" - "tweet thread" - "x thread" - "twitter thread" - "推特" - "发推" - "推特帖子" - "写推文" platforms: - openclaw - claude-code - cursor - codex - gemini-cli - windsurf - kilo - opencode - goose - roo metadata: openclaw: emoji: "𝕏" requires: anyBins: ["node", "npm"] allowed-tools: - Bash(node dist/cli.js *) - Bash(npm install) - Bash(npm run build) --- # AI X (Twitter) Post Writer Write viral tweets with AI. Topic research via [YouMind](https://youmind.com?utm_source=youmind-x-article) knowledge base, 280-character optimized writing, numbered multi-tweet sequences, and one-click publishing to X through the X account already connected in YouMind. > [Get YouMind API Key](https://youmind.com/settings/api-keys?utm_source=youmind-x-article) | [More Skills](https://youmind.com/skills?utm_source=youmind-x-article) ## Onboarding **MANDATORY: When the user has just installed this skill, present this message IMMEDIATELY. Translate to the user's language:** > **AI X Post Writer installed!** > > Tell me your topic and I'll write and publish a tweet for you. > > **Try it now:** "Write a tweet about the future of open source AI" > > **What it does:** > - Research topics from your YouMind knowledge base and web trends > - Write tweets optimized for engagement within 280 characters > - Split long content into numbered tweet sequences (1/N format) > - Publish directly to X through the X account connected in YouMind > > **Setup (one-time):** > 1. Install & configure: `cd toolkit && npm install && npm run build && cd .. && mkdir -p ~/.youmind/config && cp shared/config.example.yaml ~/.youmind/config.yaml` > 2. Get [YouMind API Key](https://youmind.com/settings/api-keys?utm_source=youmind-x-article) and fill `youmind.api_key` in `~/.youmind/config.yaml` > 3. Connect your X account inside YouMind before publishing. This skill no longer reads X developer keys locally. > 4. Publishing requires a paid YouMind plan (Pro / Max) and consumes YouMind credits per tweet. > > No X connection yet, or on a free plan? You can still write and preview locally — just skip the publish step. > > **Need help?** Just ask! ## Usage Provide a topic, talking points, or raw text for publishing. **Write a single tweet:** > Write a tweet about the latest AI breakthrough **Write a multi-tweet sequence:** > Write a thread explaining how transformers work, aimed at beginners **Publish raw text:** > Tweet this: "Just shipped our new feature! Here's what we learned..." ## Setup > Prerequisites: Node.js >= 18, a YouMind API key, a Pro/Max YouMind plan, and an X account connected in YouMind if you want to publish. ### Step 1 -- Install Dependencies ```bash cd toolkit && npm install && npm run build && cd .. ``` ### Step 2 -- Create Config File ```bash mkdir -p ~/.youmind/config cp shared/config.example.yaml ~/.youmind/config.yaml ``` > **Canonical credentials:** put your shared YouMind credentials in `~/.youmind/config.yaml` — filled ONCE and read by every YouMind skill. See [`shared/config.example.yaml`](shared/config.example.yaml) for the template and [`shared/YOUMIND_HOME.md`](shared/YOUMIND_HOME.md). Optional skill overrides live in `~/.youmind/config/youmind-x-article.yaml`. ### Step 3 -- Get YouMind API Key YouMind API Key enables knowledge base search, web search, article archiving, and X publishing. 1. Open [YouMind API Keys](https://youmind.com/settings/api-keys?utm_source=youmind-x-article) 2. Click **Create API Key** 3. Copy the `sk-ym-xxxx` key 4. Fill in `~/.youmind/config.yaml` under `youmind.api_key` 5. Keep `youmind.base_url` as `https://youmind.com/openapi/v1` in examples and documentation. Local backend testing should only override `~/.youmind/config.yaml` or `~/.youmind/config/youmind-x-article.yaml`. ### Step 4 -- Connect X in YouMind 1. Open YouMind and connect your X account via the product's publishing / connector settings flow (one-click OAuth 2.0 PKCE) 2. Save the connection once 3. Keep only `youmind.api_key` in `~/.youmind/config.yaml` ### Verify Setup ```bash cd toolkit && npx tsx src/cli.ts validate ``` Validation checks only the `~/.youmind` API key. X connectivity and plan eligibility are validated on the first publish call: - If the current plan is not eligible, the OpenAPI returns `402` with an upgrade link to `https://youmind.com/pricing`. - If the X account is not connected, the OpenAPI returns `404 X_ACCOUNT_NOT_CONNECTED`. Connect the X account in the YouMind connector settings. ## Skill Directory This skill is a folder. Read files on demand -- do NOT load everything upfront. | Path | Purpose | When to read | |------|---------|-------------| | `references/pipeline.md` | Full step-by-step execution | When running the publishing pipeline | | `references/platform-dna.md` | X audience, format constraints, engagement data | Before any content work | | `references/content-generation-playbook.md` | Idea → X-native draft workflow | When generating new content | | `references/content-adaptation-playbook.md` | Existing article → X thread workflow | When adapting/condensing content | | `references/content-adaptation.md` | X content formatting rules (legacy) | Supplementary reference | | `references/api-reference.md` | YouMind X OpenAPI endpoint documentation | When calling X through YouMind | | `~/.youmind/config.yaml` | Shared API credentials (YouMind only) | Step 1 | | `output/` | **Local tweet Markdown drafts (git-ignored)** | When writing the tweet/sequence | | `toolkit/dist/*.js` | Executable scripts (run from `toolkit/`) | Various steps | ## Draft Location Rule **Canonical:** write local tweet Markdown files to `~/.youmind/articles/x/<slug>.md`. This shared home directory is available to all YouMind skills — see [`shared/YOUMIND_HOME.md`](shared/YOUMIND_HOME.md). **Legacy fallback** (if `~/.youmind/` is not writable): `skills/youmind-x-article/output/<slug>.md`. - Correct: `~/.youmind/articles/x/my-thread.md` - Correct (legacy): `skills/youmind-x-article/output/my-thread.md` - Wrong: skill root directly, `references/`, `toolkit/`, or an ad-hoc `drafts/` directory Both locations are git-ignored. Create directories on demand (`mkdir -p ~/.youmind/articles/x`). Kebab-case filenames (`my-thread.md`), descriptive slugs over timestamps. ## Dispatch Integration (Optional) This skill is **self-contained and fully usable standalone.** The `youmind-article-dispatch` hub is an optional companion; it is NOT required for anything. - **Primary mode — standalone:** Invoke directly ("Write a tweet about X" / "Write a thread about Y"). Works with zero other YouMind skills installed. - **Author voice lookup:** This skill reads `~/.youmind/author-profile.yaml` (shared home directory — see `shared/YOUMIND_HOME.md`) for cross-platform voice preferences (hook style, max thread length). Works whether or not dispatch is installed. - **Optional dispatch-mode invocation:** When dispatch invokes this skill with a content brief containing `resolved_author`, the skill uses those fields as extra context. X's 280-char discipline and thread decomposition stay native to this skill regardless of invocation path — particularly when adapting a long-form source. - **Capability manifest (opt-in):** `dispatch-capabilities.yaml` declares thread limits and hook-style defaults. Deleting it reverts to defaults; it never breaks this skill. - **Optional interop protocol:** [`shared/DISPATCH_CONTRACT.md`](shared/DISPATCH_CONTRACT.md) (v1.0). --- ## Content Modes Before writing any content, read `references/platform-dna.md` to internalize X's format constraints, discourse norms, and engagement patterns (557M MAU, thread 2–4% engagement vs single-tweet 0.5–1.5%). ### Intent routing | User's input | Operation | Playbook to load | |--------------|-----------|-----------------| | Idea, topic, or talking points only | Generate | `references/content-generation-playbook.md` | | Existing article or draft | Adapt (condense) | `references/content-adaptation-playbook.md` | | Article in another language | Translate | `references/content-adaptation-playbook.md` (translate mode) | | Same-language article needing X-native angle | Localize | `references/content-adaptation-playbook.md` (localize mode) | | Old thread to refresh | Revive | `references/content-adaptation-playbook.md` (revive mode) | | Section of a longer piece → teaser | Excerpt | `references/content-adaptation-playbook.md` (excerpt mode) | | Short blog post → thread | Cross-post | `references/content-adaptation-playbook.md` (cross-post mode) | ### Quality gates (before publish) 1. **Self-critique**: Pass all checklist items in the playbook's Step 6 2. **Conformance report**: Generate and present to user (Step 7/8) 3. **User approval**: Do not auto-publish without confirmation ### Result Links Rule After any tweet or thread publish action, always end with `Result links`. - Prefer the direct X post URL(s). - For threads, include the lead tweet URL plus any additional per-post URLs already available. - If no exact results page exists, return the best X platform entry URL instead. - Never leave the user with only raw post IDs. --- ## Pipeline Overview Read `references/pipeline.md` for full execution details. | Step | Action | Key reference | |------|--------|--------------| | 1 | Load config and validate the YouMind API key | -- | | 2 | Mine YouMind knowledge base for source material | -- | | 3 | Research topic via web search | -- | | 4 | Adapt content: 280 char limit, split into sequence if long | `references/content-adaptation.md` | | 5 | Publish to X via YouMind X OpenAPI | `references/api-reference.md` | | 6 | Report results: post IDs, X URLs, result links | | **Routing shortcuts:** - User gave a short topic → Skip broad research, go to Step 4 - User gave raw tweet text → Skip to Step 5 (publish) - User wants preview only → Run local adaptation, skip publishing ## Content Rules ### Single Tweet 1. **280 character limit** — hard limit, no exceptions 2. **URLs count as 23 characters** — regardless of actual length 3. **1-2 hashtags max** — more looks spammy on X 4. **Strong hook** — first words determine if people read further 5. **Clear opinion or insight** — vague tweets get ignored ### Thread (Tweet Chain) 1. **First tweet = hook** — must stand alone and compel reading 2. **Each tweet makes sense alone** — readers may see any tweet individually 3. **Numbered format** — `1/N` style for clarity (optional but recommended) 4. **Last tweet = CTA/summary** — recap and call to action 5. **280 chars per tweet** — including numbering 6. **Natural paragraph boundaries** — split at logical breaks Threads publish as a native X reply-chain: the skill takes the first tweet's `postId` and passes it as `replyToPostId` for the second tweet, and so on. X renders the full sequence as a proper thread in readers' timelines. ### Images - Images must already be hosted under `https://cdn.gooo.ai/...` (YouMind enforces this allowlist to avoid SSRF) - Upload local files to YouMind first (e.g., via the YouMind product UI or AI image generation), then reference the returned CDN URL - Up to 4 images per tweet; for a sequence they attach to the first tweet only ## Resilience: Never Stop on a Single-Step Failure Every step has a fallback. If a step AND its fallback both fail, skip and note it in the final output. | Step | Fallback | |------|----------| | 2 Knowledge mining | Skip, empty knowledge context | | 3 Research | Ask user for manual input | | 5 Publishing | Save adapted text locally under `output/` for manual posting | | -- Archive to YouMind | Warn, continue | ## References - YouMind X OpenAPI: see [references/api-reference.md](references/api-reference.md) - Content rules: see [references/content-adaptation.md](references/content-adaptation.md) - Pipeline: see [references/pipeline.md](references/pipeline.md) - YouMind Skills gallery: https://youmind.com/skills?utm_source=youmind-x-article


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