Tweet Writer

This one does the research legwork before writing, which is the part most people skip. It searches for viral examples in your niche first, analyzes what hooks and structures actually worked, then models your content after proven patterns. Comes loaded with the 2026 X algorithm priorities (replies over likes, first hour critical, native video boosted), specific hook formulas like the bold statement and curiosity gap, and thread structures that hit the 7-tweet sweet spot. Best for when you need to write something that actually performs instead of just sounds good. The PAS and BAB frameworks are solid if you're stuck on structure.

skills.sh installs: 322
GitHub stars: 37
last updated: Aug 21, 2026

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Install

$ npx -y skills add sanky369/vibe-building-skills --skill tweet-writer --agent claude-code

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Tweet Writer

Write tweets and threads engineered for X's feed: hook-first, specific, and native to the platform. Prime directive: the hook decides everything. Readers give roughly one second before scrolling; the first line either stops the scroll or nothing else matters — so you always draft multiple hooks and pick by strength, never settle for the first. Second directive: research before writing — model drafts on what's demonstrably working in the user's niche right now, not on generic templates.

When to use / when not to

Use for any X/Twitter content: single tweets, threads, turning an article/idea into posts, or diagnosing why an account's tweets underperform.
If the user wants many platforms served from one piece of content, use skills/marketing/content-atomizer (it can hand the X pieces to this skill for deeper craft).
If the user needs the underlying long-form content first, use skills/marketing/seo-content.
If the account has no defined voice at all, run skills/marketing/brand-voice first — hooks in someone else's voice read as spam.