Skill · free · MIT
Write an X thread
Writes an X thread of 2 to 12 tweets from a brief: a standalone opener, one claim per tweet, each length-checked. It never posts.
Evenpost / Skills / Write an X thread
What it does
Starts from a research brief and orders the four to eight claims by importance. It writes the first tweet with Hook lab, keeps each tweet under the weighted limit, puts a link only in the one tweet where it earns its cost, reads the thread for flow, and saves it as a draft in your approval queue with a note on how many tweets there are and which one has the link. It knows an X thread posts one tweet at a time, and it leaves resuming a failed thread to you.
Example
You say
thread from the brief on natural spacing, 5 tweets
The skill returns
Draft sent to Evenpost (5 tweets, link in tweet 5). Tweet 1 stands alone: "four posts in ten minutes reads like a script. four across a morning reads like a person. here is the spacing rule". Tweets 2 to 4: the window, the gap, the daily cap, each with a number. Tweet 5: the takeaway and the link.
Who it is for
Build logs, benchmark write-ups, explanations and launches: anything with more than one claim.
Get it free
It is yours. Download it now; the link also works later.
Then unzip into ~/.claude/skills/ and start a new Claude Code session.
Install
- Download and unzip into Claude Code's skills folder
unzip write-thread-skill.zip -d ~/.claude/skills/ - Start a new Claude Code sessionThe skill is listed. Ask for it by name, or just say what you want.
Send it to your phone.
Your drafts land in Evenpost, where you approve them and Evenpost posts with natural spacing. Free during the invite-only beta.
Updated 7 Nov 2026