Twitter Thread Creator

Great research deserves distribution

You spent hours (or days) on a research report, a blog post, or a deep analysis. It lives on your site, maybe gets some organic traffic. But the insights inside it? They deserve to reach people where they already are.

Twitter/X is where ideas spread fastest. But a 3,000-word report doesn't translate directly to a thread. The pacing is different. The hook matters more. Every tweet needs to earn the next scroll.

How the skill works

It reads your source material — a research report, blog post, article, or any long-form content — and identifies the thread-worthy angles. Not everything in your content belongs in a thread. The skill finds the parts that will actually resonate on the platform.

Then it drafts the thread using proven formulas, self-reviews for engagement, and outputs a copy-ready thread you can post immediately.

4 proven thread formulas

Instead of guessing what format works, the skill matches your content to the formula that fits best:

• Stat Opener: Lead with a surprising number. "87% of startups fail — but not for the reason you think." Instant credibility, instant curiosity.
• Contrarian: Challenge conventional wisdom. "Everyone says you need a morning routine. I stopped mine and my productivity doubled." Engagement magnet.
• Story: Narrative-driven threads that pull people through a sequence of events. Works best when your content has a clear before/after or cause/effect arc.
• Framework: Teach a mental model or system. "Here's the 3-step framework I use to..." People save and share frameworks because they're immediately useful.

The hook tweet

The first tweet gets extra attention during the drafting process. It's the most important tweet in the thread — if it doesn't stop the scroll, nobody reads tweets 2 through 15. The skill tests multiple hook variations and picks the strongest one.

A good hook tweet does two things: creates a curiosity gap (why should I keep reading?) and signals value (what will I learn?). The skill balances both.

Thread anatomy

Beyond the hook, every tweet in the thread is crafted to maintain momentum. Transition tweets bridge ideas. Supporting tweets deliver the substance. The closing tweet gives a clear takeaway and call to action. No tweet exists just to fill space.

What you get

A copy-ready Twitter thread with a tested hook tweet, properly paced supporting tweets, and a strong closer. Each tweet is within character limits and formatted for the platform. Just paste and post — or tweak the voice to make it yours.