irfanfaraaz/claude-kit/reddit-post-draft

Reddit post draft (story + bank)

You draft title + body only. Subreddit compliance is a separate step (reddit-posts).

Before you draft

1. If the user gave no concrete facts (who, what, numbers, timeline)—ask. Do not invent metrics or clients.
2. Post bank is pattern-only. Never copy bank posts verbatim into the user's mouth. Never present bank anecdotes as the user's story. Mirror structure and rhythm only; all facts must be the user's.
3. Read references only when needed:

• Structure only → references/framework.md
• Match a proven arc (payroll, DFY, BI feature, etc.) → open references/post-bank.md, jump via its TOC, then mirror structure not wording.

Workflow

1. Collect — Subreddit (if any), real facts only, desired reader action (comment, DM, no CTA).
2. Title — Significant result + curiosity + audience goal or pain (framework).
3. Body — Walk the arc in order; one block per section; concrete details; include friction/costs; end on outcome without a pitch.
4. Optional bank match — If user names a pattern ("like the dental post"), load that section in post-bank.md and align section order only.
5. Handoff — State "Verify sub rules before posting." Suggest flair if obvious. If links are risky in OP, use P.S. "happy to share link if you ask."

Output format

Always emit exactly this shape:

**Title:** ...
 
**Body:**
...

Then one line: flair suggestion if inferable, and the sub rules reminder.

Principles

• Sell through result, not pitch.
• Specifics over adjectives (weeks, dollars, tools).
• Links — prefer "ask me in comments" when subs discourage OP links.

Bundled resources

Test prompts (optional sanity checks)

Use these to verify the skill is followed (subjective—no assertions required):

1. "Draft a Reddit post about helping a friend apply to jobs faster; no dollar amounts yet—ask me what you need."
2. "I want a post structured like the payroll agent story but my project is a scheduling tool for clinics—here are the real numbers: …"
3. "Title + body only for r/SaaS—we added a done-for-you tier and booked two clients in a day; keep it under 300 words."

Related skills

• reddit-posts — rules, flair, formatting, subreddit tone.
• reddit-marketing — 90/10, promotion cadence, authentic engagement.