Why use it

Consistency fails on the blank page, not on the writing. A plan works when every slot already says what goes in it, so the person sitting down on Tuesday has a decision made rather than a decision to make.

What it does

It settles the shape first, platform, cadence, pillars and time zone, then builds one row per post with the opening line already written, because the opening is the part people stall on.

What you get

• A dated table with the hook already written for each row

• Pillars rotated, so two posts on one subject do not run back to back

• One unplanned slot a week, because the best post is usually the unplanned one

• The same plan as plain text you can paste anywhere

What it will not do

It will not invent an optimal posting time. If you have your own analytics it uses those; if not, it says so and picks something you can change.

What changes when VoiceMoat is connected

Everything above produces a plan on the screen. Connected, the plan becomes a queue.

• get_voice_profile Means the titles and opening lines are built from how you actually write, not a style inferred in one exchange.

• get_post_ideas Fills the pillars with angles drawn from your own voice.

• suggest_hooks Writes the opening line for each row from genuinely different angles.

• schedule_post Puts each post into your real queue, one preview and one confirmation per post.

Scheduling is deliberately one approval per post. There is no way to approve a whole week in one click, because seven posts going out under your name is seven decisions. VoiceMoat also shifts each queued post by up to seven minutes at random, and tells you the real time rather than the one you asked for.

How to use it

1. Download SKILL.md.

2. Drop it into ~/.claude/skills/ for Claude Code, or paste it in as a system prompt.

3. Invoke it by name when you need it.

Free, built by VoiceMoat. Works in Claude and ChatGPT on its own, no account needed.

Power up with VoiceMoat

The connector needs a Pro or Enterprise plan. It works the same way in Claude and in ChatGPT, on both Twitter and LinkedIn. How the connector works or see plans and pricing.