Turn one blog post into a week of posts
Give your assistant one article or transcript. It pulls out the points that stand on their own, writes a LinkedIn version and an X version of each, puts your link in the first comment, and schedules one post a day once you approve.
Works on the free plan. Connect an assistant first if you have not: setup guides.
The prompt
Turn this post into a week of LinkedIn and X posts, one a day Monday to Friday at 9am my time, with the link in the first comment: https://example.com/blog/my-post List the points you plan to use before you write anything. Show me every post in full before you schedule it.
Swap in your own details. Example links and names are placeholders.
What the assistant does
Each step names the Socialync tool the assistant calls. A step with no tool is the assistant's own work or yours.
- 1
Read the article and list the points
Your assistant opens the link, or reads the text you paste, and lists 5 to 7 points that make sense on their own. You can swap any of them before it writes. It keeps every number exactly as the article states it.
- 2
Check your accounts and allowance
It picks the brand, confirms LinkedIn and X are connected and healthy, and reads your plan. X needs a paid plan, so on the free plan it leaves X out and says so. On free, the posts you have left this month cap how many it can schedule.
list_profileslist_connectionscheck_quota - 3
Write a version for each platform
One point per post. The LinkedIn text goes in the caption, the X text goes in a per-platform caption override, and your link goes in the first comment. On a paid plan it can ask Socialync's caption AI for a first draft. On free it writes the text itself.
generate_content - 4
Check every post before showing it
It validates each post with the exact settings it will send: text length per platform, link count, connection health and the scheduled time. It fixes errors and tells you about warnings.
validate_post - 5
Show the week and wait
You see all five posts numbered, each with its day and local time, both versions in full and the first comment. You reply with the numbers to schedule, or "all".
- 6
Schedule what you approved
It schedules each approved post. One post that goes to LinkedIn and X counts as one post against your allowance. It can also hold a post as a draft and publish it on your yes in the same chat.
publish_scheduledschedule_post_draftapprove_draft - 7
Read the calendar back
It lists what is now scheduled and shows the week as a table: day, time, platforms and the first line of each post.
get_scheduled_posts
What you will be asked to confirm
- Each post in full: the LinkedIn text, the X text, the first comment, and the day and time in your timezone.
- Which numbers to schedule, or "all".
- Any change you ask for. It shows that post again and waits for a new yes.
Socialync tells your assistant to show you the exact post and wait for your yes in the chat before it publishes, schedules, replies or cancels anything. The publishing tools are marked as destructive, so clients that honor that also ask you to allow each call. You can switch on a confirmation dialog on the API Keys page that shows the exact post inside clients that support it. Socialync records who approved each post and when.
What you need
Plan
The free plan works for LinkedIn. X needs a paid plan. Free allows 5 posts a calendar month, so five posts in a week uses a full month of it. Paid plans have unlimited posts.
Connected accounts
LinkedIn connected in Socialync, and X too if you are on a paid plan.
Assistants
Claude (claude.ai, Desktop and Code), ChatGPT, Grok, Cursor, Codex and Gemini CLI connect to Socialync. Any other assistant that supports MCP can too.
Also
- A public link your assistant can open, or the article text pasted into the chat.
Example result
Illustrative example with made-up posts and numbers. It does not come from a real account, and yours will use your own content.
A week scheduled from one article
| Day | Time | Platforms | First line |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mon | 9:00 am | LinkedIn, X | Most welcome emails lose the reader in the first two lines. |
| Tue | 9:00 am | LinkedIn, X | A checklist for your first email, in five questions. |
| Wed | 9:00 am | LinkedIn, X | I rewrote one subject line and kept the rest. Here is what changed. |
| Thu | 9:00 am | LinkedIn, X | Stop sending the same welcome email to everyone. |
| Fri | 9:00 am | LinkedIn, X | How to review your own emails in ten minutes. |
Limits that shape this recipe
- LinkedIn text can run to 3,000 characters and only about the first 210 show before "more". X allows 280 (4,000 with X Premium), with every link counted as 23 characters.
- The link goes in the first comment, which Socialync posts under the post right after it publishes. Keep that comment under 280 characters when X is in the post.
- Each profile takes at most 5 posts a day through an assistant on free and 10 on paid, counted on the UTC day the post publishes.
Connect your assistant first
You add Socialync once and sign in with your Socialync account. Then paste the prompt above. Setup guides:
Claude Code and other agents that load skills can use this recipe as a skill from our public repository.
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