Peoples Post Generator — AI skill for Claude Code

The People's Post Generator

_A free AI Skill for writing posts you're proud of with ChatGPT, Cursor, and Claude._

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I recently violated my own rule of social media: I posted a rant that wasn't actionable.

TLDR my rant: Most AI content induces fear and FOMO. Influencers and algorithms symbiotically profit from keeping us impressed and confused. Aman Khan calls it a "race to the bottom," and we feel like we're in an "AI-hype-industrial complex."

**The solution is for real operators to share how they're really using AI at work.**

If you feel inhibited: It doesn't have to be novel or fancy. We're all hungry to know what **you're** doing, what's working—or not—for **you**.

Except operators don't have time. Not to write posts, not to "learn social media," and definitely not in public. I asked you to post more, with no way to do it.

**So, I'm open-sourcing the AI Skill I use to write my social posts.** "The People's Post Generator" is an AI [Skill](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/agents-and-tools/agent-skills/overview), basically a folder of text files that an LLM can pull into conversation when relevant.

How I made this

I've been growing a little folder of text files to help me write my social posts. It helps me take a messy idea (Slack screenshot, Whatsapp chat export, Granola transcript, or just speech-to-text rant) and smoosh it into a post I'm proud of.

My process goes like this:

1. Get excited about something, start screen recording (e.g. Loom, Screen Studio, Cap, etc.)

2. Copy the transcript into AI chat (Cursor in my case) and tag the `@peoples-post-generator` folder

3. AI then asks me one question at a time to get more context out of me, deciding together on the focus, and drafting the post.

4. I share back my drafts, and AI holds me accountable to my own bar for publishing.

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