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Agent skills

Teach your agent the PostForge workflow.

A skill is a set of reusable instructions your agent follows. The publishing skill teaches the full workflow and enforces one rule above all: nothing publishes without your explicit approval.

Requires a connected MCP server: set that up first.

Install in three steps

  1. 1

    Connect the MCP server

    Create a scoped token and add the endpoint to your client; the setup guide walks through it.

  2. 2

    Install the skill

    npx skills add cdavis-code/skills --skill pointandproof-publishing --agent universal

    Tested: installs to .agents/skills/ and works across Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and more. Add -y to skip the interactive scope prompt.

    Claude Code marketplace

    /plugin marketplace add cdavis-code/skills /plugin install pointandproof-publishing@cdavis-code-skills

    Tested: run both slash commands inside Claude Code. The plugin installs at user scope and enables the skill for every session.

    Prefer to install by hand? copy the folder from GitHub into your agent's skills directory.

  3. 3

    Ask for a post

    For example: "Find an article about AI governance and draft a LinkedIn post for my review." The skill shows you the draft and waits.

What the skill covers

  • Two starting points: from an article, or from your expertise with a source attached as evidence.
  • The approval checkpoint: shows the draft and source, offers edits and claim checks, asks before anything publishes.
  • Voice training from your writing samples.
  • Honest reporting: waits for the publish result, quotes errors, never claims a post is live from the approval reply alone.

The full contract lives in SKILL.md on GitHub.

What stays true

  • The same review rules, credits, and post limits as the app apply.
  • A credit is spent when the post publishes, not when it drafts.
  • Skills run with your agent's permissions. Review the skill before use.

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