/tweet-ideas

name: tweet-ideas
description: "Generate tweet ideas from trends and project updates"
command: tweets
emoji: "💭"

Tweet Ideas Generator

Generate tweet ideas from market trends OR your project's latest developments.

Commands

/tweets generate [topic]             Generate from trends/topic
/tweets spicy                        Contrarian/provocative takes
/tweets project <path>               Generate about project updates
/tweets changelog <path>             Announce latest changelog entries
/tweets feature <description>        Announce a specific feature
/tweets launch <path>                Generate launch thread
/tweets style <description>          Set your voice/style
/tweets trends                       Show what's trending to riff on
/tweets drafts                       View saved ideas
/tweets save <id>                    Save to drafts
/tweets clear                        Clear drafts

Examples

Set Your Style

/tweets style "contrarian crypto takes, short punchy sentences, no emojis, slightly unhinged, call out hypocrisy"
/tweets style "builder sharing wins, technical but accessible, authentic not hype"

Generate From Trends

/tweets generate
/tweets generate "bitcoin etf"
/tweets spicy

Project Announcements

/tweets project /path/to/myproject
/tweets changelog /path/to/CHANGELOG.md
/tweets feature "Added SPL token escrow with Pyth oracle conditions"
/tweets launch /path/to/myproject

How It Works

Trend Mode

• Pulls from crypto news feeds, market data, social signals
• Generates takes in your style
• `/tweets spicy` deliberately goes contrarian

Project Mode

• Reads CHANGELOG.md for latest updates
• Reads README.md for project description
• Reads package.json for name/version
• Generates announcement tweets in your style

Style Memory

Your style is saved and persists across sessions. Examples:

• "degen energy, lowercase, lots of slang"
• "thoughtful builder, focus on technical details"
• "provocative, question everything, short sentences"

Output

Returns 3-5 tweet ideas per generation. Each shows:

• The tweet text
• Character count
• Thread potential (if topic is big)

Save the ones you like with `/tweets save <id>`.