social-posts

name	social-posts
description	Generate short social media posts (Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Discord) for the latest Steel changelog entry. Use this skill whenever the user asks for social posts, tweets, a Twitter thread, LinkedIn copy, Discord announcement, or changelog promotion copy.

Generate social media posts for the latest Steel changelog entry.

Steps

1. Find the latest changelog file by listing content/docs/changelog/ and picking the highest-numbered changelog-0XX.mdx.
2. Read the file and identify the key changes. Pick 2–4 highlights — choose the ones that feel most impactful or interesting to a developer audience. Prefer concrete features over infra/internal changes.
3. Generate all three posts below.

Post formats

Twitter/X (two tweets — post as a thread)

Tweet 1 (the hook — keep under 280 chars):

What's new @ Steel - Changelog #[N]
✦ [Highlight 1]
✦ [Highlight 2]
✦ [Highlight 3 if applicable]
✦ [One-liner summary of remaining changes]

Link below ↓

Tweet 2 (the link drop):

Changelog #[N]: https://docs.steel.dev/changelog/changelog-0[NN]

or, come hang in our discord: https://discord.gg/steel-dev

Attach the changelog image (/images/changelog/[N].png) to tweet 1. Mention it as [attach: /images/changelog/[N].png] so the user knows which image to use.

No emojis anywhere in the Twitter posts.

LinkedIn

Slightly warmer tone, same highlights, a short sentence or two of context up front. End with the docs link. Keep it under ~300 words total. No emojis.

Discord

Follow this structure exactly:

**:STEEL_LOGO: Steel Changelog #[N] | [YYYY-MM-DD]**

[One sentence summarizing the theme of this release.]

Highlights
• [Highlight 1]
• [Highlight 2]
• [Remaining items grouped as a single "X, Y & more" line]

→ [Read the full changelog](https://docs.steel.dev/changelog/changelog-0[NN])

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As always, we're excited to hear your feedback and see what you build!
Happy building!

Use today's date. Keep to 3 bullets — the last one can group smaller items together. No emojis anywhere except the :STEEL_LOGO: placeholder in the header.

Output format

Present all three in clearly labeled sections so the user can copy-paste each one. Include the image reference for Twitter.