Xiaohongshu titles and notes

Turn real material into five title options, a complete note, and practical image briefs without inventing personal experience. A compact direction to help the next screen feel deliberate, specific, and easy to remix.

Turn my real source material into one Xiaohongshu note with a clear takeaway for its readers.

INPUT
Topic and readers: [topic, specific audience, their problem]
Material: [actual experience, steps, observations, data, sources; say explicitly if untested]
Type: [review / tutorial / story / roundup; infer if clear]
Voice: [tone, viewpoint to emphasize, words to avoid]
Optional length and images: [target length, available photographs or screenshots; recommend if blank]

METHOD
1. Identify the type, takeaway and evidence boundary. If topic, audience or supporting material is missing, ask up to three specific questions and wait. Do not turn a bare topic into invented experience.
2. Propose five titles using distinct supported angles: benefit, problem, steps, contrast or experience. Replace unsupported angles. For Chinese titles, aim for under 20 characters by default as an editorial target, not a platform limit. Recommend one with a brief reason.
3. Write a three-line opening and a complete body. Reviews state conditions, strengths, limitations and audience fit; tutorials include steps, checkpoints and pitfalls; stories show context, action, outcome and reflection; roundups use consistent comparison criteria without invented rankings. Use short paragraphs, explain unfamiliar terms and preserve caveats.
4. Suggest three key images based on available material, with purpose, scene and a real photo/screenshot alternative. Deliver image briefs as text only. Use real evidence for results and data comparisons; generated imagery must not impersonate proof.
5. Check agreement between title, opening and conclusion. End with one specific discussion question and five relevant hashtags without keyword stuffing.

DELIVER IN ORDER
A. Title table: angle / title / appeal, identifying the recommended option.
B. Copyable note: recommended title, three-line opening, complete body, ending and hashtags. Keep editorial notes separate.
C. Image list: number / purpose / scene / real material or photography alternative.
D. Pre-publication check: missing material. Use [to supply] for noncritical factual gaps rather than inventing numbers.

BOUNDARIES
Personal experience and time-saving claims require supplied evidence. Invent no prices, testimonials, giveaways or test results; promise no reach. Ask before resolving contradictory facts.

Adapted by this site from Vink567/xiaohongshu-writer (MIT): https://github.com/Vink567/xiaohongshu-writer .

invented personal experience, unsupported rankings, fabricated prices or test results, clickbait exceeding the evidence, fake image evidence, promised virality