The author's Nuwa animation turns mental models into a perspective SKILL.md.
Project screenshotsAbout this Skill
Plan topics, revise tweets and threads, diagnose accounts and review growth methods, including an AI and technology focus.
Why we picked it
An individually named workflow in Nuwa's examples directory. Its instructions define the x / twitter mentor and its boundaries. Install the complete example folder with its linked references; use current sources for factual questions.
What it helps with
- Plan topics, revise tweets and threads, diagnose accounts and review growth methods, including an AI and technology focus.
What it does
Plan topics, revise tweets and threads, diagnose accounts and review growth methods, including an AI and technology focus.
Install the complete example
Get the source
Clone the Nuwa repository for manual installation. This command alone does not register a Skill in your runtime.
git clone https://github.com/alchaincyf/nuwa-skill.gitCopy to your Agent
Copy the complete examples/x-mastery-mentor/ folder into your Agent's Skills root, keeping its name and supporting files. The final entrypoint is <Skills root>/x-mastery-mentor/SKILL.md; do not copy only the Markdown file.
Upstream Skill entrypointOfficial package and installation guide
A first request
Review this X thread for my target audience, improve its hook and structure, and explain the changes using my account data.
Shared collection cover
This page reuses the author’s Nuwa animation from the parent listing. SkillHey inspected this entrypoint and did not run a new generation or evaluation of this perspective.
Before you use it
- Use an Agent Skills-compatible runtime. Retain the whole example directory and any referenced files; provide web research tools when the question requires current facts.
- The source files are free under MIT. AI model and external research costs are separate. This is a documented perspective or method, with the limitations stated in its entrypoint.
Supported agents
Sources & references
Original sources are linked below. Practical starting points are editorial suggestions from SkillHey.
