One source, native platform copy

Extract the strongest ideas from an existing draft and rebuild them for each platform while keeping facts and voice consistent. A compact direction to help the next screen feel deliberate, specific, and easy to remix.

Adapt the source below into standalone copy for each target platform.

INPUT
Draft and sources: [paste the full text; attach sources for quotations and data]
Platforms and readers: [platform -> audience; choose at least two, such as WeChat articles, Xiaohongshu, X and Douyin voiceover]
Shared goal and voice: [what readers should understand or do, author's tone, wording to preserve]
Optional format/length: [per-platform length, single post/thread/note/voiceover; recommend if blank]

METHOD
1. Confirm the source and targets. Ask up to three essential questions and wait if needed. Extract three to five reusable units, recording the point, supporting material, numbers and caveats. Short sources may yield fewer units; never pad the map.
2. Match units and angles to readers. WeChat articles develop an argument; Xiaohongshu notes emphasize a concrete situation and usable steps; X posts focus on one sharp observation; Douyin voiceovers use speakable sentences and a clear progression. Follow requested formats first. These are editorial suggestions, not platform rules.
3. Rebuild each opening, body structure and one primary CTA. Every version stands alone without referring readers to another platform. Where audiences overlap, vary the angle while keeping the author's position and voice. Do not simply shorten and duplicate the same copy.
4. Check claims, quotations, numbers and qualifications across versions. If a platform-specific joke or missing context prevents a good adaptation, explain why and suggest a supported alternative angle.

DELIVER IN ORDER
A. Material map: unit / point / evidence / suitable targets.
B. Complete copyable versions: platform, format, title or first line, body, one primary CTA. Estimate voiceover duration and number thread posts. Length and time are estimates; the publisher checks actual limits.
C. Adaptation table: platform / unit used / angle and structure changed / missing material.
D. Consistency check: shared facts and qualifications preserved; list new suggestions separately.

BOUNDARIES
Invent no stories, numbers, personal experience, sources or links. Do not convert correlation into causation. Ask about contradictory material; mark noncritical gaps [to supply]. Deliver text without publishing or scheduling.

Adapted by this site from social-media-skills/skills, cross-platform-repurposing (MIT): https://github.com/social-media-skills/skills/tree/main/skills/cross-platform-repurposing .

identical cross-posts, new unsupported facts, altered quotations, changed caveats, invented links, forced migration, automatic publishing