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Hey Prompt Lover,

Let me tell you something that bothered me for a long time before I did anything about it.

I'd write a newsletter issue. Two hours of thinking, drafting, editing. Something I was genuinely proud of. Send it to the list. Get some good replies. And then move on to the next one.

That same idea — the one that took two hours — would get seen by maybe thirty percent of my list. Nobody else. Not on LinkedIn. Not on X. Not anywhere.

The insight was good enough to live in ten different places. It just never got there because turning one newsletter into ten pieces of content for ten different platforms sounded like another two hours of work I didn't have.

So I built a skill that does it for me.

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They write something. They post it in one place. They hope the algorithm is kind. They start over the next day.

The best content creators don't work like that. They write once and distribute everywhere. The same core idea shows up as a LinkedIn post, an X thread, an Instagram caption, a short video script, and an email sequence.

Each one feels native to its platform. Each one reaches a completely different audience.

But doing that manually is exhausting. Most people try it once, spend three hours reformatting the same thing five different ways, and never do it again.

That's exactly what this skill solves.

You give it anything you've already written. A newsletter. A video transcript. A voice memo. A long post that performed well. A reply you wrote that was too good to leave buried in someone's comments.

It reads your source content. Scans your voice and style files if you've set them up. Identifies the single strongest idea at the core of what you wrote. And then produces five platform-ready outputs simultaneously — each one written natively for where it's going.

A LinkedIn post that doesn't sound like it was copy-pasted from somewhere else. An X thread where each tweet stands alone but pulls you to the next one. An Instagram caption with the right energy and the right length.

A short form video script written for the ear, not the eye, with a hook in the first three seconds. And a three-part email sequence — the hook, the depth, and the call to action — that treats each email as its own standalone piece.

All five. In your voice. In one session.

This is the part most content repurposing tools get wrong.

LinkedIn professionals scroll differently than X users. Instagram readers want a different entry point than email subscribers. A video script written for someone's eyes won't land when it's read aloud. A thread that works on X will read as chopped up and strange on LinkedIn.

The Content Repurposer doesn't reformat your content. It rewrites it for each platform from scratch — using the same core idea, the same voice, but built natively for where it's going. The LinkedIn post doesn't know what the X thread says. The video script doesn't know what the email looks like. Each one is written as if you sat down specifically to create for that platform and gave it everything.

That's what makes it feel like you, not like AI repurposing.

Take the newsletter I wrote about which jobs are actually safe from AI. The core insight in that piece was one sentence — the question isn't whether your job requires human judgment, it's where in your job that judgment actually lives.

That one sentence became a LinkedIn post that ended with a question and got more comments than anything I'd posted in weeks. An X thread that opened with "Your job isn't safe because it requires human judgment" and pulled people into the full argument. An Instagram caption that opened mid-story instead of with "I." A video script that opened looking straight at camera and said "Everyone keeps saying their job is safe because it requires human judgment. I need to tell you why that's the wrong thing to be measuring." And three emails — one that delivered the core insight, one that went deeper on the trades vs white collar breakdown, one that connected it all to a clear action.

That's one newsletter. Eight pieces of content. One session.

Step 1 — Download the skill file below.

Step 2 — In your Claude Code working folder, create this path: .claude/skills/content-repurposer/

Step 3 — Drop the downloaded skill file into that folder.

Step 4 — Open Claude Code, paste any piece of content you've already written, and type "repurpose this."

The skill activates automatically. It reads your voice and style files if you have them set up from the Cowork guide. If you don't, it pulls the voice cues from the content itself and matches your tone. Every session saves a clean markdown file with all five platform outputs ready to copy and post.

That was one skill. This is another one.

Tuesday's full pack has Cowork skills, Claude Code skills, video skills, finance and day trading skills, and skills I haven't announced yet.

If yesterday's LLM Council changed how you make decisions — and today's Content Repurposer changes how your content works — I need you to sit with what the skills pack running together looks like for your workflow.

That's Tuesday.

Try this one today on something you already wrote this week. A newsletter. A post. Anything.

Then reply and tell me how many pieces of content came out the other side.

— Prompt Guy