social-media-publishing

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name: social-media-publishing
description: Multi-channel social publishing workflow plus blog-post publication prep and channel CLIs for Reddit, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. Use when Codex needs to publish or distribute a blog post, video, launch, or visual explainer; prepare blog assets; decide between gallery, image, self, link, or native video format; publish the source post before distribution; post to Reddit; publish LinkedIn text/link/image/video posts; post X text/video posts; or prepare Instagram/TikTok posts through dry-run channel CLIs.
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# Social Media Publishing

## Overview

Use this skill to package publishing and distribution work as a reusable workflow instead of repo-specific one-offs.

Keep campaign assets in the active project. Keep durable repo-specific publishing conventions in the owning repo. The current bundled channel helpers cover Reddit, LinkedIn, X, Modal-backed YouTube uploads, and initial dry-run scaffolds for Instagram and TikTok.

## Workflow

1. Decide whether the content needs to be published at the source first, for example in a blog repo.
2. Keep campaign state in the active repo, not in this skill.
3. Choose the post shape with the user first: gallery, self, link, or image.
4. Inspect subreddit flairs before posting when flair is required or likely to matter.
5. Prefer a plan file for repeatable or multi-step posts.
6. Dry-run the plan before live submission when paths, long comments, or strict communities are involved.
7. After posting, update the project-local tracker with the post URL, comment URL, and moderation outcome.
8. For source-post workflows, default to publishing the post publicly (set `hidden: false` in frontmatter unless the user explicitly asks for a private/draft post).

## Blog-backed publishing

If the user asks to publish the source post itself before distribution, read:
- `references/blog/publishing.md`

Keep durable repo-specific publishing mechanics in the owning repo and in the reference file, not in this top-level skill body.

## Reddit

Use the bundled CLI at `scripts/reddit/cli.py`.

For live commands and plan structure, read:
- `references/reddit/workflow.md`
- `references/reddit/plan-schema.md`

If the content is Codex / App Server / coding-agent-internals related and you expect repeated Reddit distribution, also read:
- `references/reddit/topics/codex.md`

Core commands:

```bash
python3 ~/GitHub/agents/skills-source/owned/social-media-publishing/scripts/reddit/cli.py status
python3 ~/GitHub/agents/skills-source/owned/social-media-publishing/scripts/reddit/cli.py list-flairs --subreddit OpenAI
python3 ~/GitHub/agents/skills-source/owned/social-media-publishing/scripts/reddit/cli.py list-submissions --max-items 20 --days 7
python3 ~/GitHub/agents/skills-source/owned/social-media-publishing/scripts/reddit/cli.py comment --post-url https://reddit.com/r/OpenAI/comments/abc123/example/ --text-file /abs/path/comment.md --dry-run
python3 ~/GitHub/agents/skills-source/owned/social-media-publishing/scripts/reddit/cli.py submit-plan --plan /abs/path/post-plan.json --dry-run
python3 ~/GitHub/agents/skills-source/owned/social-media-publishing/scripts/reddit/cli.py submit-plan --plan /abs/path/post-plan.json
```

The CLI supports:
- flair discovery
- gallery submission
- image submission
- link submission
- self-post submission
- optional first-comment posting
- standalone commenting on existing posts
- authenticated submission history lookup

## LinkedIn

Use the bundled LinkedIn CLI at `scripts/linkedin/cli.py` for local LinkedIn publishing.

Read first:
- `references/linkedin/posting.md`
- `references/linkedin/copy.md`

If LinkedIn app product access changes, company pages are involved, or analytics/read-back is needed:
- `references/linkedin/community-management.md`

Only if setup or re-auth is needed:
- `references/linkedin/auth.md`

Current supported flow:
- local OAuth authorization
- Community Management API scope presets and capability probes