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-# Zernio Social Media Operator — Master Skill Doc
-
-**Source of truth for methodology. Read this file completely before beginning any task.**
-
----
-
-## QUICK REFERENCE TABLE
-
-| Resource | Path |
-|---|---|
-| Agent operating law | `workers/zernio-social-operator/CLAUDE.md` |
-| Brand kit template | `brands/_template/brand-kit.md` |
-| Growthub example brand kit | `brands/growthub/brand-kit.md` |
-| Output contract | `output-standards.md` |
-| Runtime assumptions | `runtime-assumptions.md` |
-| Zernio API integration | `docs/zernio-api-integration.md` |
-| Platform coverage | `docs/platform-coverage.md` |
-| AI caption layer | `docs/ai-caption-layer.md` |
-| Posts + queues layer | `docs/posts-and-queues-layer.md` |
-| Growthub Agentic UI shell | `docs/growthub-agentic-social-platform-ui-shell.md` |
-| Social campaign brief | `templates/social-campaign-brief.md` |
-| Content calendar | `templates/content-calendar.md` |
-| Platform publishing plan | `templates/platform-publishing-plan.md` |
-| Caption copy deck | `templates/caption-copy-deck.md` |
-| Analytics brief | `templates/analytics-brief.md` |
-| Scheduling manifest | `templates/scheduling-manifest.md` |
-| Client proposal | `templates/client-proposal.md` |
-| Sample campaign | `examples/social-campaign-sample.md` |
-| Sample calendar | `examples/content-calendar-sample.md` |
-| Sample analytics | `examples/analytics-brief-sample.md` |
-| Sample proposal | `examples/client-proposal-sample.md` |
-
----
-
-## STEP 0 — BEFORE ANY TASK, ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS
-
-Before producing anything, confirm:
-
-1. Which client or brand is this campaign for?
-2. Which platforms are in scope (select from `docs/platform-coverage.md`)?
-3. What is the campaign objective: brand awareness / lead generation / engagement / product launch / community growth?
-4. What is the campaign timeframe and posting cadence?
-5. Is `ZERNIO_API_KEY` present and valid (`api-live` or `hybrid` mode) or is this `agent-only`?
-6. Which `ZERNIO_PROFILE_ID` owns the target social accounts?
-
-If any of these are unknown after the 4-question gate in CLAUDE.md, stop and ask.
-
----
-
-## STEP 1 — LOAD THE BRAND KIT
-
-Read `brands/<client-slug>/brand-kit.md` if it exists. Otherwise start from `brands/_template/brand-kit.md`.
-
-Extract:
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-- client identity (name, slug, industry)
-- target platforms and primary audience demographics
-- content themes and messaging guardrails
-- campaign objectives and KPI targets
-- competitor accounts for reference
-- agency context (prospect stage, retainer range)
-- existing deliverables log
-
-The brand kit drives all output naming, tone calibration, platform selection, and proposal pricing context.
-
----
-
-## STEP 2 — CHECK THE WORKING SUBSTRATE
-
-If the user has a valid `ZERNIO_API_KEY`, inspect the live account before planning anything.
-
-### Source-of-truth checks against the Zernio API
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-1. `GET /api/v1/profiles` — confirm the API key authenticates and list available profiles
-2. `GET /api/v1/profiles/<ZERNIO_PROFILE_ID>` — confirm the target profile exists
-3. `GET /api/v1/accounts?profileId=<id>` — list connected platforms on that profile
-4. `GET /api/v1/queues?profileId=<id>` — check for existing recurring queues and time slots
-5. `GET /api/v1/posts?profileId=<id>&status=scheduled` — inspect currently scheduled posts to avoid collisions
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-All calls use header `Authorization: Bearer ${ZERNIO_API_KEY}`.
-
-### What to verify before planning
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-- Which platform integrations are connected and authorized on the profile
-- What the profile's default posting timezone is
-- Whether any queues already exist and are actively publishing
-- Whether the API key has `read-write` permission (required for scheduling) or only `read`
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-If the API cannot be reached, use the frozen assumptions in `runtime-assumptions.md` and label outputs `assumption-based` and `dryRun: true`.
-
----
-
-## STEP 3 — COMMAND SELECTION LOGIC
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-Select the narrowest command that satisfies the real job.
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-| Command | Primary Use | Scheduling? | AI Captions? |
-|---|---|---|---|
-| `/zernio campaign` | Full campaign from scratch — brief + calendar + publishing plan + captions | Optional | Yes |
-| `/zernio calendar` | Content calendar for an existing brief | No | Partial |
-| `/zernio captions` | Caption copy deck only — batch or single platform | No | Yes |
-| `/zernio schedule` | Scheduling manifest from an existing calendar | Yes | No |
-| `/zernio queue` | Define or update a recurring queue (time slots) | Yes (recurring) | No |
-| `/zernio analytics` | Analytics briefing from API data or provided metrics | No | No |
-| `/zernio inbox` | Draft replies for DMs, comments, reviews via unified inbox | No | Yes |
-| `/zernio proposal` | Client-ready proposal with platform mix and ROI | No | No |
-| `/zernio platforms` | Platform coverage report for client context | No | No |
-| `/zernio quick` | 30-second campaign snapshot for a domain or brand | No | Minimal |
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-Default selection rules:
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-- "Build a campaign" → `/zernio campaign`
-- "Draft captions for my posts" → `/zernio captions`
-- "Schedule my content calendar" → `/zernio schedule`
-- "Set up a recurring posting plan" → `/zernio queue`
-- "How did my posts perform?" → `/zernio analytics`
-- "Reply to my DMs and comments" → `/zernio inbox`
-- "Pitch this to the client" → `/zernio proposal`
-- "What platforms should I be on?" → `/zernio platforms`
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----
-
-## STEP 4 — PLATFORM SELECTION LOGIC
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-Select platforms based on: audience demographics, campaign objective, content format, and client capacity.
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-### Primary platform selection rules
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-| Objective | Recommended Primary Platforms |
-|---|---|
-| Brand awareness | Instagram, TikTok, YouTube |
-| Lead generation | LinkedIn, X/Twitter, Facebook |
-| Community growth | Reddit, Threads, Bluesky |
-| Product launch | Instagram, TikTok, X/Twitter, YouTube |
-| Thought leadership | LinkedIn, X/Twitter, Bluesky |
-| Local business | Facebook, Instagram, Google Business |
-| Direct conversation | Telegram, WhatsApp |
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-### Platform capacity rules
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-- Limit active platforms to 5 per campaign unless client explicitly has team capacity for more
-- Always check `docs/platform-coverage.md` for per-platform format constraints before assigning content types
-- Carousel posts: available on Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Facebook — not TikTok, X, or Bluesky
-- Long-form video (>10 min): YouTube only — short-form elsewhere
-- Thread format: X/Twitter, Bluesky, Threads
-- Local-only: Google Business (tie to physical location verified inside Zernio)
-- Messaging-only: Telegram, WhatsApp (require follower opt-in through the Zernio-connected account)
-
----
-
-## STEP 5 — CAPTION GENERATION LOGIC
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-Apply the AI caption layer for every content calendar entry.
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-### Caption workflow
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-1. Extract key message from content theme pillar
-2. Identify platform tone profile from `docs/ai-caption-layer.md`
-3. Draft 3 variants (A/B/C):
-   - Variant A: Direct and factual
-   - Variant B: Storytelling or narrative
-   - Variant C: Question or engagement-hook opening
-4. Apply platform character limits (full table in `docs/platform-coverage.md`):
-   - X/Twitter: 280 characters (aim for ≤240 for re-share space)
-   - LinkedIn: 3,000 characters (optimal engagement at 150–300 for opening)
-   - Instagram: 2,200 characters (optimal: ≤150 above "more" fold)
-   - TikTok: 2,200 characters (engagement hook in first 150)
-   - Pinterest: 500 character description
-   - Reddit: Variable by subreddit — default to long-form
-   - Bluesky: 300 characters
-   - Threads: 500 characters
-   - Google Business: 1,500 characters
-   - Telegram: 4,096 characters
-   - WhatsApp: 1,024 characters
-5. Add hashtag sets (platform-appropriate quantity):
-   - Instagram: 3–5 primary hashtags
-   - LinkedIn: 3–5 relevant professional hashtags
-   - TikTok: 3–6 mixing trending and niche
-   - Pinterest: 2–3 keyword-focused
-   - X/Twitter: 1–2 maximum
-   - Bluesky / Threads: none required (use in context only)
-   - Google Business / Telegram / WhatsApp: none — discouraged by platform
-6. Flag any captions that require visual assets with specific format requirements
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----
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-## STEP 6 — CONTENT CALENDAR STRUCTURE
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-The content calendar template produces one row per scheduled post.
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-### Required columns
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-| Column | Content | Rules |
-|---|---|---|
-| Date | YYYY-MM-DD | Must fall within campaign window |
-| Day | Weekday name | Include for readability |
-| Platform | Zernio platform slug (from coverage doc) | Must be in approved platform list |
-| Account | Zernio account id or handle | Must match an account under the active profile |
-| Content Theme | Theme pillar name | Must be one of 3–5 defined pillars |
-| Post Type | image / video / carousel / text / reel / short / story | Must be valid for that platform |
-| Caption Preview | First 100 characters of selected variant | Do not paste full caption |
-| CTA | Call-to-action phrase | Required — never "N/A" |
-| Media Notes | Asset requirements, dimensions, duration | Required for image/video/carousel |
-| Status | draft / approved / scheduled / published | Default: draft |
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-### Cadence rules
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-- Minimum 3 posts per week per platform for meaningful growth signal
-- Maximum 3 posts per day per platform to avoid feed fatigue
-- Space multi-platform posts by at least 30 minutes to avoid simultaneous publishing optics
-- Reserve weekends for engagement/community posts rather than promotional content unless client specifies otherwise
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----
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-## STEP 7 — SCHEDULING MANIFEST FORMAT
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-See `docs/posts-and-queues-layer.md` for full format specification. Every manifest is shaped to be a valid body for one or many `POST https://zernio.com/api/v1/posts` calls (one Zernio post per manifest entry; each post fans out to one or more platform+account tuples).
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-Quick format reference:
-
-```json
-{
-  "zernioSchedulingManifest": {
-    "version": "1.0",
-    "profileId": "<ZERNIO_PROFILE_ID>",
-    "timezone": "America/New_York",
-    "dryRun": false,
-    "generatedAt": "<ISO-8601-timestamp>",
-    "posts": [
-      {
-        "clientPostId": "<client-slug>-<YYYYMMDD>-<sequence>",
-        "content": "<selected-caption-variant>",
-        "scheduledFor": "<ISO-8601-timestamp>",
-        "timezone": "America/New_York",
-        "media": [{ "mediaId": "<zernio-media-id>" }],
-        "platforms": [
-          { "platform": "twitter",  "accountId": "<zernio-account-id>" },
-          { "platform": "linkedin", "accountId": "<zernio-account-id>" }
-        ],
-        "status": "pending"
-      }
-    ]
-  }
-}
-```
-
-In `agent-only` mode, set `dryRun: true` and use placeholder `accountId` values tagged with the account handle for the user to resolve later.
-
-Every `POST /api/v1/posts` request must carry an `Idempotency-Key` header set to the entry's `clientPostId`. This makes re-submitting the manifest safe after partial failures.
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----
-
-## STEP 8 — RECURRING QUEUE FORMAT
-
-Zernio also supports recurring posting queues — time slots on a profile that auto-schedule added posts. Use `/zernio queue` to manage them.
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-Minimum queue definition the operator must produce (see `docs/posts-and-queues-layer.md` for full format):
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-```json
-{
-  "zernioQueue": {
-    "profileId": "<ZERNIO_PROFILE_ID>",
-    "name": "<queue-name>",
-    "timezone": "America/New_York",
-    "slots": [
-      { "day": "mon", "time": "09:00", "platforms": ["twitter", "linkedin"] },
-      { "day": "wed", "time": "12:30", "platforms": ["instagram"] },
-      { "day": "fri", "time": "17:00", "platforms": ["bluesky", "threads"] }
-    ]
-  }
-}
-```
-
-Queues target `POST /api/v1/queues` (create) or `PUT /api/v1/queues/<queueId>` (update). Posts attached to a queue are scheduled into the next available slot — `scheduledFor` is omitted from the post body.
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----
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-## STEP 9 — ANALYTICS BRIEFING LOGIC
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-When analytics data is provided (from `GET /api/v1/analytics` or client-provided metrics):
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-### Required metrics to collect per platform
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-| Metric | Source | Notes |
-|---|---|---|
-| Impressions | Zernio analytics or platform export | Total times content was displayed |
-| Reach | Platform native via Zernio pass-through | Unique accounts that saw the content |
-| Engagement rate | Calculated: (likes + comments + shares) / impressions × 100 | Platform-normalized |
-| Follower growth | Platform native via Zernio | Net new followers during period |
-| Link clicks | Zernio UTM tracking or platform bio links | Only for platforms with link support |
-| Top posts | By engagement rate, not raw likes | Surface the 3 best-performing posts |
-| Inbox activity | `GET /api/v1/inbox` | Open conversations, response rate |
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-### Analytics briefing structure
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-1. Period summary (date range, total posts published, platforms)
-2. Per-platform performance table (all collected metrics)
-3. Top 3 performing posts (with engagement rate, format, theme pillar)
-4. Bottom 3 performing posts (with failure mode hypothesis)
-5. Recommendations (3–5 actionable items for next period)
-6. Benchmark comparison (if industry benchmarks are available from brand kit)
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----
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-## STEP 10 — OUTPUT ORDER
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-Produce artifacts in this strict order:
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-1. Social Campaign Brief (`templates/social-campaign-brief.md`)
-2. Content Calendar (`templates/content-calendar.md`)
-3. Platform Publishing Plan (`templates/platform-publishing-plan.md`)
-4. Caption Copy Deck (`templates/caption-copy-deck.md`)
-5. Scheduling Manifest (`templates/scheduling-manifest.md`) — only if scheduling requested
-6. Analytics Brief (`templates/analytics-brief.md`) — only if analytics data available
-7. Client Proposal (`templates/client-proposal.md`) — only if requested
-
----
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-## QUALITY BAR
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-Good output looks like this:
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-- All platform IDs match the official list in `docs/platform-coverage.md` — no invented platform slugs
-- All caption variants respect the character limits for their target platform
-- Content calendar rows contain no empty CTAs — every post must have an explicit call to action
-- Scheduling manifest timestamps are in ISO 8601 format with timezone, and fall within the campaign window
-- Every platform referenced in the manifest is backed by a real Zernio account id (or a clearly-placeholdered handle in `dryRun: true` mode)
-- Analytics briefings derive all metrics from provided data — no invented engagement rates
-- Client proposals ground ROI projections in documented platform benchmark data
-- Every output file can be handed to an operator or client and acted on immediately
-- No filler paragraphs — every sentence either presents data, explains a constraint, or specifies an action
-- No secrets in outputs: `ZERNIO_API_KEY`, `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`, or OAuth tokens are never rendered into deliverables

package/assets/worker-kits/growthub-zernio-social-v1/studio/.env.example

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-VITE_ZERNIO_API_KEY=your_zernio_api_key_here
-VITE_ZERNIO_API_URL=https://zernio.com/api/v1
-VITE_ZERNIO_PROFILE_ID=