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Turn read-only TweetClaw exports into source notes for approval-gated social publishing workflows.
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Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
| name | social-post-approval |
| description | Turn read-only TweetClaw exports into source notes for approval-gated social publishing workflows. |
| license | Apache-2.0 |
| compatibility | Uses exported JSON or CSV data only; never signs in, posts, schedules, or mutates accounts. |
| metadata | {"author":"skref-examples","version":"1.0","source":"TweetClaw"} |
Use this skill when an agent needs to prepare review notes from TweetClaw export data before a human approves a social post. Treat the export as evidence only.
Do not publish, schedule, delete, or edit social content. Stop if the workflow requires live account access.
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