create-content

What This Skill Does

Create-Content functions as an elite thinking partner designed to bridge the gap between a vague idea and a high-impact social post. Unlike generic AI writing assistants that generate fluff, this skill is built on a 'clarify first, draft second' philosophy. It forces a refinement process that transforms raw thoughts into actionable, platform-optimized insights by stripping away corporate jargon, excessive length, and abstract wisdom.

Installation

To install the skill, run the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/itsflow/create-content

Use Cases

• Turning raw notes into content: You have a bunch of scattered thoughts in your journal and need a coherent post.
• Refining specific observations: You have an idea but don't know how to frame it to resonate with your audience.
• Overcoming writer's block: When you know you need to post but have no idea where to start, the skill acts as a structured interviewer.
• Polishing professional thought leadership: Ensuring your technical or business insights sound human and punchy, not like an AI template.

Example Prompts

1. "I'm feeling frustrated with how slow my team moves on deployment days, but I don't want to just complain. Can we turn this into a learning moment?"
2. "Help me figure out what to post. I've been working on a new database migration and noticed some weird latency issues, but I'm not sure what the hook should be."
3. "I have an idea: most people fail at fitness because they track the wrong metrics. Let's make this punchy and data-focused."

Tips & Limitations

• Embrace the Friction: The skill is designed to ask you 2-3 questions before it writes a single word. Don't skip these—they are the key to finding your unique voice.
• Strict Formatting: The skill actively discourages em-dashes and long sentences. If your draft looks like a wall of text, ask the agent to 'break it up' or 'shorten for impact.'
• Data is King: Whenever possible, feed the agent raw numbers or specific timeframes. The 'Voice Calibration' mode works best when you give it concrete evidence to build around. Avoid vague modifiers like 'very' or 'significant'—the AI performs best when you provide the raw reality of the situation.