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Use when you need to understand platform-specific conventions, algorithm behavior, content formats, or audience expectations for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, or LinkedIn.
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SOC 職業分類に基づく
Use when analyzing why content performed well or poorly, doing post-mortem analysis, or comparing content performance.
Use when analyzing, evaluating, or generating hooks for short-form video or text posts.
Use when interpreting social media content — comments, captions, replies, DMs — and you need to understand tone, subtext, or cultural context beyond the literal words.
Use when adapting content from one platform to another, or advising on multi-platform content strategy.
Use when evaluating whether a trend is relevant, identifying emerging trends, or advising on trend participation timing.
Use when writing in a creator's voice, analyzing a creator's style, or maintaining consistency across content.
| name | platform-fluency |
| description | Use when you need to understand platform-specific conventions, algorithm behavior, content formats, or audience expectations for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, or LinkedIn. |
This skill is a router. The deep platform knowledge lives in the reference files — this skill tells you when and how to use them.
Platforms differ on three axes. Knowing where a platform sits on each one shapes every recommendation.
Discovery mechanism:
Content lifespan:
Audience intent:
If the conversation involves a specific platform, read the .root file in this skill's directory for the repo path, then load {repo}/references/platforms/{platform}.md. If comparing platforms or adapting content across them, load both.
Every platform's audience can detect cross-posted content. Dead giveaways:
Native content consistently outperforms cross-posted content. When in doubt, adapt.
Don't give specific algorithm advice without loading the relevant platform reference — algorithms change frequently. Provide the framework (what signals matter, how distribution works) rather than specific numbers. If the reference's last_updated date is more than 6 months old, note that algorithmic details may have shifted.
If the reference can't be loaded, work with the mental model above and be upfront about the limitation.
