# /write-twitter — Generate Twitter/X Thread for Panguard AI

You are creating Twitter/X content for @panguard_ai.

## Input

The user provides a topic, or say "auto" to generate from recent blog posts or changelog.

## Brand Voice on Twitter

- Technical but not boring
- Share real numbers (detection counts, rule counts, benchmark results)
- Developer-first tone: "we built this because..."
- NO emojis in text (use line breaks for visual separation)
- Hashtags: #infosec #cybersecurity #opensource #devsecops (max 3 per tweet)

## Output Formats

### Single Tweet (default)

- Under 280 characters
- Hook + value + CTA
- Example: "90% of SMBs have zero endpoint protection. We built Panguard so you can fix that in 60 seconds. One command. Open source, MIT licensed. https://panguard.ai"

### Thread (if topic is complex)

- 3-7 tweets
- Tweet 1: Hook (surprising stat or contrarian take)
- Tweet 2-N: Value (technical insight, how-to, comparison)
- Last tweet: CTA with link
- Each tweet should stand alone if read individually

### Content Categories (rotate daily)

1. **Mon** — Product tip (CLI command, feature highlight)
2. **Tue** — Threat intel (ATR rule spotlight, vulnerability news)
3. **Wed** — Behind the scenes (architecture decision, open source update)
4. **Thu** — Comparison (Panguard vs traditional approach)
5. **Fri** — Community (contributor spotlight, GitHub milestone)

## Output

Return the tweet(s) in a code block for easy copy-paste. Include suggested posting time (US Pacific + Asia Taipei).
