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name: thread-writer description: | Create viral Twitter/X threads with hooks, value delivery, and engagement optimization. TRIGGERS - Use when user wants to write Twitter threads, X threads, or tweet storms.

Twitter/X Thread Writer

Overview

Creates high-engagement threads optimized for retweets, bookmarks, and follower growth.

Workflow

Step 1: Define the Thread

1. Topic: What's the thread about?
2. Goal: Grow followers, drive traffic, or sell?
3. Length: 5-15 tweets
4. Angle: Hot take, how-to, story, or breakdown?

Step 2: Choose the Framework

Framework	Structure	Hook Style
How-to	Problem → Steps → Result	"Here's exactly how to [X]:"
Breakdown	Topic → Analysis → Insight	"I analyzed [X]. Here's what I found:"
Story	Setup → Journey → Lesson	"A year ago, I [situation]. Thread:"
Listicle	Hook → Items → Summary	"X [things] that will [benefit]:"
Contrarian	Bold claim → Evidence → Reframe	"Everyone is wrong about [X]. Here's why:"

Step 3: Write the Thread

Tweet 1 (HOOK — most important):

• Must work standalone in the timeline
• Create massive curiosity gap
• End with "🧵" or "Thread:" or "↓"
• Under 200 characters ideal

Tweets 2-N (VALUE):

• One point per tweet
• Start each with a strong first word
• Use numbers, specifics, results
• Add line breaks for readability
• Every 3rd tweet = mini-hook to keep reading

Final Tweet (CTA):

• Summarize the takeaway
• Ask for RT/bookmark
• Self-reply with additional resource or link
• Tag relevant people (sparingly)

Output Format

# Thread: [Topic]

## Thread Details
- **Tweets**: [count]
- **Framework**: [type]
- **Goal**: [goal]

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**Tweet 1 (HOOK)**
[Text — under 280 chars]

**Tweet 2**
[Text]

**Tweet 3**
[Text]

[Continue...]

**Tweet [N] (CTA)**
[Text]

**Self-reply**
[Link, resource, or additional context]

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## Posting Strategy
- **Best time**: [recommendation]
- **First reply**: Post within 2 min with link/resource
- **Engagement**: Reply to first 10 comments within 1 hour

Quality Checklist

• Tweet 1 hooks without needing the rest
• Each tweet is under 280 characters
• One idea per tweet
• Numbered or clearly sequenced
• CTA asks for specific action
• Self-reply with link prepared