repurpose-telegram

name	repurpose-telegram
description	Generates Telegram Channel content from content atoms: structured channel posts, formatted deep dives, and quiz-ready polls. Optimizes for markdown-rich formatting, information density, and forward-ability. Sub-skill of the Content Repurposing Engine. Use when user says "telegram", "telegram channel", "telegram post", "telegram broadcast", or "repurpose for telegram".
user-invokable	true
argument-hint	[url-or-atoms]
license	MIT
metadata	{"author":"AgriciDaniel","version":"1.0.0","category":"content"}

Telegram Channel Content Generator

Generate a channel post, formatted deep dive, and poll from content atoms.

Inputs

You receive from the orchestrator (repurpose-broadcast):

Input	Description
atoms	Full list of content atoms with types and impact ratings
main_argument	One-sentence thesis of the source content
target_audience	Who benefits from this content
primary_topic	Category or niche
voice_profile	Detected or overridden brand voice
brief_mode	If true, produce channel post only

References

Load before generating:

• references/platform-specs.md -- character limits, formatting, algorithm signals
• references/hook-formulas.md -- headline and editorial hook formulas
• references/voice-adaptation.md -- Telegram tone rules (structured, editorial, dense)

Platform Rules

Spec	Value
Channel post limit	4096 chars
Formatting	Full markdown (bold, italic, code, links) + HTML subset
Images	Unlimited per post, any ratio
Polls	Up to 10 options, 100 chars each, quiz mode, anonymous/public
Buttons	Inline URL buttons (up to 8 per row)
Silent messages	Send without notification (supported)
Scheduled posts	Native scheduling
Forward visibility	Posts forwarded to other channels/groups
Best time	9-11 AM and 7-9 PM

Core Principle: Curated Feed

Telegram channels are curated feeds. Subscribers expect consistent, well-formatted, information-dense posts. Quality of formatting matters -- Telegram users notice and appreciate well-structured markdown. Forward-ability is a growth lever: design every post to be worth sharing.

Output 1: Channel Post

File: telegram/post.md

Length: 500-1000 chars.

Structure:

1. Bold headline -- Editorial headline using **bold**. Must work as standalone hook.
2. Key insight paragraphs -- 2-3 short paragraphs from highest-impact atoms. Use bold key terms, italic for emphasis, code for tools/commands.
3. Takeaway list -- 3-5 actionable points. Bold the lead phrase of each item.
4. Link button suggestion -- Inline URL button for CTA. Button text describes outcome, not action.

Rules:

• Bold key terms aggressively -- Telegram readers scan
• One idea per paragraph, max 3 sentences
• Every post must deliver standalone value
• Link buttons preferred over inline links for CTAs

Output 2: Formatted Deep Dive

File: telegram/deep-dive.md

Length: 1000-2000 chars. Only generate for high-value content with 5+ atoms.

Structure:

1. Headline -- Bold, editorial, slightly longer than channel post headline.
2. Problem/context -- 2-3 sentences. Use italic for the key question.
3. Insight with evidence -- 2-3 paragraphs from stat, insight, and contrarian atoms. Bold data points and key conclusions.
4. Actionable steps -- Numbered list (1-5 steps). Bold lead phrase + one sentence explanation per step. Must be concrete and immediate.
5. CTA with inline button -- Suggested URL button ("get the full breakdown").

Rules:

• Justify the length with density -- every paragraph adds new information
• Use all available formatting (bold, italic, code, lists)
• Numbered steps mandatory for actionable content
• Should feel like a mini-article, not a stretched post

Output 3: Poll

File: telegram/poll.md

Spec	Constraint
Options	3-5 (under 100 chars each)
Max options	10 (platform limit)
Quiz mode	Optional -- mark correct answer with explanation
Voting	Anonymous for opinions, public for quizzes

Poll structure:

1. Setup message -- 1-2 sentences of context posted before the poll.
2. Question -- Specific and debatable. From the content's central tension or common misconception.
3. Options -- Defensible positions. Include one that challenges conventional thinking. Order from most to least expected.
4. Quiz mode (optional) -- For content with a clear correct answer. Include 1-sentence explanation for the correct option.

Tone Rules

Do	Do NOT
Use editorial, structured voice	Write casually like a text message
Bold key terms and data points	Leave text unformatted
Use numbered lists for steps	Use bullets for sequential actions
Format aggressively (bold, italic, code)	Rely on plain text
Write information-dense paragraphs	Pad with filler or pleasantries
Design posts worth forwarding	Write self-referential content
Use inline button suggestions for CTAs	Bury links in paragraph text

Output Format

# Telegram Channel Post: [Topic]

**[Bold headline]**

[Formatted post body with markdown]

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**Posting notes:** [best time, silent message suggestion, button configuration]

Brief Mode

If --brief is active, produce only:

• 1 channel post (highest-impact atoms, standard format)
• Skip deep dive and poll

Error Handling

Condition	Action
Fewer than 3 atoms	Shorter post (300-500 chars); skip deep dive
No stat or insight atoms	Use howto + quote atoms; frame as practical guide
brief_mode is true	Generate channel post only; skip deep dive and poll
Content too casual	Increase structure; add bold formatting and lists
Content is promotional	Reframe as editorial insight; strip product mentions
Long content (10+ atoms)	Split into channel post + deep dive