| name | platform-norm-profiler |
| slug | aaron-platform-norm-profiler |
| displayName | Platform Norm Profiler · 平台规范档案 |
| summary | 平台规范卡/字符限制/折叠线/话题标签规范/算法侧重/防过期标注 |
| description | Use when the user asks to "build the norm card for this platform", "what are the char limits and visible-fold cutoffs here", "is the LinkedIn link-in-first-comment thing documented or folklore", or "which of our platform cards are stale"; maintains the dated, versioned per-platform norm cards in the references/platforms/ pack — char limits, visible-fold cutoffs, hashtag norms, format/aspect specs, link and first-comment placement, disclosure-label mechanics, algorithm emphases (e.g. 小红书 search+saves weighting) — every row labeled platform-documented (official doc, Measured) or Estimated-folklore (named source) with last-verified and review-by dates, and any card past its review date flagged stale rather than trusted. Extends the single pack in place; never forks a second one. Not for picking which channels to run — use channel-portfolio-planner. 平台规范卡/字符限制/折叠线/话题标签/算法侧重/过期标记 |
| version | 20.1.0 |
| license | Apache-2.0 |
| compatibility | Claude Code and compatible agent-skill hosts |
| homepage | https://github.com/aaron-he-zhu/aaron-marketing-skills |
| when_to_use | Use when building or refreshing per-platform organic-engagement norm cards before drafting or scheduling: char limits and visible-fold cutoffs, hashtag and link/first-comment norms, format and aspect specs, disclosure-label mechanics, and algorithm emphases — each row labeled platform-documented (Measured, official doc) or Estimated-folklore (named source), dated last-verified and review-by. Also for staleness sweeps: any card past its review date is flagged, not trusted. Feeds ECHO C3/C4/C9 and E4. Not for choosing channels (channel-portfolio-planner) or drafting the posts (social-creative-builder). |
| argument-hint | <platform(s) or 'staleness sweep'> [rows to verify] |
| metadata | {"author":"aaron-he-zhu","version":"20.1.0","discipline":"social","phase":"explore","geo-relevance":"low","hermes":{"tags":["marketing","social","explore"],"category":"social"},"openclaw":{"emoji":"📣","homepage":"https://github.com/aaron-he-zhu/aaron-marketing-skills"}} |
Platform Norm Profiler
Maintains the dated, versioned per-platform norm cards the Craft phase drafts against — char limits, visible-fold cutoffs, hashtag norms, format/aspect specs, link and first-comment placement, disclosure-label mechanics, and algorithm emphases — every row labeled platform-documented (Measured, official doc) or Estimated-folklore (named source) with a last-verified date. It feeds four ECHO sub-items directly: the three C dated-norm-card items — platform adaptation, never verbatim cross-posting (C3), format specs citing the dated card (C4), and link/first-comment placement per the card (C9) — plus the E rule-digest-current item (E4). social-quality-auditor judges those items against the cards this skill keeps fresh. The anti-staleness rule is the whole point: a norm card older than its review-by date is flagged, not trusted.
Scope guard: this skill maintains norm cards only. It does NOT pick which channels to run (channel-portfolio-planner), write brand voice rules (voice-dossier-builder), draft posts (social-creative-builder), or compute the ECHO profile result / run vetoes (the gate's job). It EXTENDS the single platform pack under references/platforms/ by adding or refreshing each card's organic-engagement section in place — never a second pack, no per-project card copies, no memory/ shadow pack. Platform folklore stays Estimated with a named source and never becomes a scored rule. Channel-specific rule-snapshot pointers go to memory/events/channels.ndjson via an authorized operation: propose request to registry-events.py only — channel-registry is the sole writer of memory/channels/.
Quick Start
Build the organic-engagement section of the 小红书 norm card: char limits, fold cutoffs, hashtag norms, format specs, algorithm emphases — label and date every row.
Staleness sweep: flag every platform card past its review-by date before the next calendar build.
Verify the LinkedIn link-in-first-comment norm — platform-documented or folklore? Update the card with a named source and a fresh last-verified date.
