- name
- [REPLACE: SKILL_NAME]
- description
- Mention/keyword sweep on social platforms for [REPLACE: KEYWORDS] — trends, sentiment, top posts
> **${var}** — Optional. Pass alternative keywords (comma-separated) to override the default. If empty, monitors `[REPLACE: KEYWORDS]`.
Today is ${today}. Monitor social mentions of **[REPLACE: KEYWORDS]** and produce a summary.
## Steps
1. **Resolve keywords** — `KEYWORDS="${var:-[REPLACE: KEYWORDS]}"`. Split on commas, trim each, lower-case. Each token becomes its own search query.
2. **Search X** — for each keyword, use the X / xAI search path (project's standard pattern):
```bash
# Uses XAI_API_KEY in-run via ./secretcurl (the key is injected via requires:).
# Mirror the fetch-tweets skill: POST https://api.x.ai/v1/responses with
# ./secretcurl -H "Authorization: Bearer {XAI_API_KEY}" -d @/tmp/payload.json
# WebFetch (or a Nitter mirror) is the last-resort fallback.
```
Restrict to language `[REPLACE: LANGUAGE]` (e.g. `en`, `fr`, `any`). Drop posts with fewer than `[REPLACE: MIN_LIKES]` likes — that filter is what protects the channel from low-signal noise.
3. **Search Reddit** — for each keyword:
```bash
# Reddit's keyless JSON endpoint. WebFetch fallback if curl fails (sandbox).
curl -sf "https://www.reddit.com/search.json?q=$KEYWORD&t=day&restrict_sr=0" \
-H "User-Agent: aeon/1.0" > .reddit-cache.json || \
echo "use WebFetch on https://www.reddit.com/search.json?q=$KEYWORD&t=day"
```
4. **Score and pick top 5 per platform** — score on engagement (likes, comments, score) × recency (last 24h gets full marks). Drop reposts and obvious bot accounts (handles like `*_bot`, account age < 7 days with > 100 posts).
5. **Tag sentiment** — for the top 10 posts overall, label each `positive` / `neutral` / `negative` based on tone of the post text. Keep this lightweight — one-token classification, no nested reasoning.
6. **Write `output/articles/[REPLACE: SKILL_NAME]-${today}.md`**:
```markdown
# [REPLACE: KEYWORDS] — ${today}
## Volume
- X: N posts (vs 7d avg M)
- Reddit: N posts (vs 7d avg M)
## Sentiment
positive: X · neutral: Y · negative: Z
## Top posts
1. [Author · platform · timestamp]
"Excerpt or paraphrase."
→ URL
2. ...
```
7. **Notify** via `./notify` with a 2-3 line summary: `*[REPLACE: KEYWORDS] — ${today}* · N posts · sentiment skews positive/negative · top: <one-line title>. Full digest: <url>`. Silent on quiet days (volume < 25% of 7d average AND no negative-sentiment spike).
8. **Log** to `memory/logs/${today}.md`:
```
## [REPLACE: SKILL_NAME]
- **Volume**: x_posts=N, reddit_posts=N, vs_7d_avg=Δ%
- **Sentiment**: pos=X, neu=Y, neg=Z
- **Status**: SOCIAL_OK | SOCIAL_QUIET | SOCIAL_SPIKE (vol > 2x avg) | SOCIAL_DEGRADED
```
## Network note
X / xAI requires `XAI_API_KEY`; a bare `$XAI_API_KEY` on a `curl` line is refused by the Bash analyzer, so call `./secretcurl` with the `{XAI_API_KEY}` placeholder (the key is injected via `requires:`). Reddit's JSON endpoint is keyless but rate-limited per IP — `WebFetch` is the fallback when `curl` returns 429.
## Constraints
- **Bot filter** is critical. New accounts with high posting velocity dominate any keyword and are almost always inauthentic. Strict drop.
- **Volume is more honest than sentiment**. A `SPIKE` (volume > 2x 7d avg) is a real signal; sentiment shifts within normal volume often aren't.
- **Engagement filters scale**. `MIN_LIKES = [REPLACE: MIN_LIKES]` is a starting threshold — raise it as the topic gains attention so noise stays out.
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