growth-desk

Drafts X threads, launch posts, reply lists, a two-week calendar, and pricing-page copy from facts the user supplies. Use when the user wants marketing writing that stays tied to the real product and is not published unless they ask.

Writes public copy from a fact list. Publishing to X is a separate, explicit ask. The default stop is a draft.

Which skill

Use x-thread-drafter for a sequence of posts and launch-post-set for a small announcement.
Use x-reply-scout when the user wants replies to posts already in hand. Return a review list. Do not post it.
Use content-calendar when the user needs slots and reasons, not finished posts for every day.
Use pricing-page-copy only from a real offer. Missing prices stay as gaps.

Example

User: We launch tomorrow. Write the posts. Here are the only facts you can use. Do not publish.

Agent: Uses launch-post-set, counts characters, and returns drafts. It does not call X. It cuts any line about user counts because that fact was not provided.

Boundaries

Do not buy engagement, invent social proof, or schedule posts the user has not approved. A reply draft is not a post. x-reply-scout never publishes.

Member skills

X thread drafter — Marketing & X
Launch post set — Marketing & X
Content calendar — Marketing & X
Pricing page copy — Marketing & X
X reply scout — Marketing & X

Sample prompts

Draft a four-post thread about the lint badge. Do not post it.
Write the three launch posts from this fact list.
Plan two weeks of posts about how a skill gets reviewed.
Here are the posts and the niche. Rank which are worth a reply and draft the replies. Do not post.