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Rewrites Substack essays into three X thread variants: short (3-5), medium (6-8), long (9-12) tweets each ≤280 chars. Validates translatability first; halts with VERDICT if unfit. No numbering, emojis, or hashtags.
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Rewrite for X:
- [ ] Step 1: Load spine + chosen hook + voice-profile
- [ ] Step 2: Score translatability: if >60% of claims score ≤2, emit VERDICT: skip X, halt
- [ ] Step 3: For each of 3 variants (short 3-5, medium 6-8, long 9-12):
- Pick spine claims by translatability (short = only 5s; medium = 4s and 5s; long = full spine)
- Write each tweet ≤280 chars, one claim per tweet
- Preserve paper attributions verbatim
- End with link tweet: `Full essay: {substack-url}`
- [ ] Step 4: No hashtags, no emoji, no numbering
- [ ] Step 5: Voice-check pass
ops/distribution/{date}-{slug}/x-thread.md:
---
source_post: {slug}.md
platform: x
variants: [short, medium, long]
numbering: off
section: {section-slug}
---
### VARIANT: short
Tweet 1 (hook) [{N chars}]:
{text}
Tweet 2 [{N chars}]:
{text}
...
Link tweet [{N chars}]:
Full essay: {substack-url}
---
### VARIANT: medium
...
---
### VARIANT: long
...
See the Distribution Translator agent's example B in the spec archive. Each tweet has character count in brackets. No 1/n, no emoji, link only in final tweet.
Chen et al., Google, 2024 won't fit with the claim, drop the tweet — never collapse the attribution.## VERDICT: this essay doesn't translate to X. Skip X for this post. and halt. Do not produce weak variants.