A Claude Code skill for drafting cross-platform replies and comments. Auto-routes to platform-specific rules for GitHub, Reddit, Twitter/X, Hacker News, and more.
When you need to reply to an issue, PR, Reddit comment, tweet, or any online discussion, this skill:
- Routes to the right platform ruleset based on your input
- Analyzes context (your turf vs. someone else's, cold DM, etc.)
- Drafts a reply that sounds human, not AI
- Checks before sending: intent, facts, tone, style
| Platform | Trigger |
|---|---|
| GitHub Issues/PRs | Paste issue/PR number or link |
| Paste comment text or screenshot | |
| Twitter/X | Paste tweet content |
| HN / Discord / Forums | Auto-applies general principles |
- High information density. No filler sentences.
- Have an opinion. Don't just describe.
- Lead with the conclusion. No preamble.
- Short. 2-5 sentences unless deep technical discussion.
- Sound human. Contractions, casual tone, no AI-speak.
The skill maintains a detailed blocklist of phrases and patterns that scream "AI-generated", including:
- Em dashes in body text
- "Great question" / "Great catch"
- "Feel free to..." / "Happy to discuss further"
- Thank > Answer > Invite three-part structure
- Addressing every single point in a reply
Two versions available:
skill.md-- Englishskill-zh.md-- Chinese (中文版)
# macOS / Linux
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/silevy-reply
# English version
cp skill.md ~/.claude/skills/silevy-reply/skill.md
# Or Chinese version (中文版)
cp skill-zh.md ~/.claude/skills/silevy-reply/skill.mdThen use it in Claude Code by typing /silevy-reply followed by the content you want to reply to.
GitHub issue reply:
/silevy-reply #72
Reddit comment analysis:
/silevy-reply [paste reddit comments]
Draft a tweet reply:
/silevy-reply [paste tweet]
MIT