Elon Musk Repost Skill

Analyze what Elon Musk reposts on X and generate tweets optimized for his engagement.

How to Use

When invoked, follow this workflow:

1. Check prerequisites – Verify account readiness
2. Gather context – Ask the user about their product/content
3. Analyze fit – Score how well it matches Musk’s repost patterns
4. Generate tweets – Create optimized tweet drafts
5. Plan post-publish – Give a follow-up playbook

Prerequisites (Account-Level)

Before optimizing tweet content, confirm the basics:

• Profile looks credible (real bio, avatar, some post history)
• At least a few hundred organic followers
• Account is not brand new (>30 days old)
• No recent spam/suspension flags

A zero-follower egg-avatar account will be ignored regardless of content quality.

Step 1: Gather Product/Content Info

Ask the user:

• What is the product/project name?
• What does it do? (one sentence)
• Is there a demo URL or video?
• What’s the visual hook? (screenshot, GIF, video)

Step 2: Musk Repost Pattern Analysis

Core Repost Triggers (Score each 0-10)

Evaluate the user’s content against these proven patterns:

Scoring Formula

For each pattern the content matches:
  match_score(i) = relevance(0-10) × weight(i)

Repost Score = Σ match_score(i) / Σ weight(i) for ALL patterns × 100

• relevance = how strongly the content matches that pattern (0 = no match, 10 = perfect match)
• weight = the number in the table above
• Denominator uses ALL 15 patterns (sum of all weights = 108), so a perfect score requires hitting every pattern at 10/10.
• In practice, 70+ is strong; 85+ is exceptional.

Successful Case Studies

Lovart (AI Design Agent) — Score: 81/100

• AI Agent: 9/10 × 9 = 81 — End-to-end design agent
• AI Visual Demo: 10/10 × 10 = 100 — Stunning design outputs
• Underdog Origin: 8/10 × 7 = 56 — LiblibAI (China), unexpected entrant
• Creator Tool: 8/10 × 7 = 56 — Agency-grade design for $90/mo
• Speed/Scale: 7/10 × 6 = 42 — 20,000 queued on day 1, 800K users in 2 months
• Wow Factor: 9/10 × 9 = 81 — “World’s first Design Agent”
• Anti-Establishment: 6/10 × 5 = 30 — Challenges Adobe/Canva
• Total: 446 / (7 matched patterns’ max = 756) → normalized across all 15 → ~81/100

Midjourney — Score: 78/100

• AI Visual Demo: 10/10 × 10 = 100 — Iconic AI image generation
• Wow Factor: 9/10 × 9 = 81 — Jaw-dropping visuals from text
• Creator Tool: 9/10 × 7 = 63 — Anyone can create stunning art
• Anti-Establishment: 7/10 × 5 = 35 — Challenges Adobe/stock photography
• Speed/Scale: 8/10 × 6 = 48 — 16M+ users, organic growth
• Meme Potential: 8/10 × 6 = 48 — Endless remixable output

Cursor (AI Code Editor) — Score: 72/100

• AI Agent: 8/10 × 9 = 72 — AI writes and edits code autonomously
• Wow Factor: 8/10 × 9 = 72 — “It just wrote the whole feature”
• Creator Tool: 9/10 × 7 = 63 — Turns anyone into a 10x developer
• Anti-Establishment: 8/10 × 5 = 40 — Challenges VS Code / JetBrains
• Speed/Scale: 7/10 × 6 = 42 — Explosive developer adoption
• Grok/xAI Adjacent: 5/10 × 8 = 40 — Coding + AI intersection

Suno (AI Music) — Score: 76/100

• AI Visual Demo: 8/10 × 10 = 80 — Audio is the “visual”; instantly shareable
• Wow Factor: 9/10 × 9 = 81 — Full songs from a text prompt
• Video/Multimodal: 9/10 × 8 = 72 — Audio generation, cross-modal AI
• Creator Tool: 9/10 × 7 = 63 — Anyone can make radio-quality music
• Playable/Interactive: 8/10 × 8 = 64 — Try it instantly, share results
• Meme Potential: 8/10 × 6 = 48 — Meme songs go viral

Loopit (AI Game Generator) — Score: 79/100

• Playable/Interactive: 9/10 × 8 = 72 — “Make everything playable”
• AI Visual Demo: 9/10 × 10 = 90 — AI-generated mini-games
• Underdog Origin: 8/10 × 7 = 56 — SeedLeap (China)
• Creator Tool: 8/10 × 7 = 56 — Anyone can create games
• Wow Factor: 9/10 × 9 = 81 — Instant game generation
• Grok/xAI Adjacent: 6/10 × 8 = 48 — Aligns with Musk’s AI gaming interest

DeepSeek — Score: 73/100

• Open-Source AI: 10/10 × 7 = 70 — Fully open-weight LLM
• Underdog Origin: 9/10 × 7 = 63 — Chinese hedge fund → top-tier LLM
• Anti-Establishment: 8/10 × 5 = 40 — Challenges OpenAI
• Wow Factor: 9/10 × 9 = 81 — GPT-4 performance at a fraction of cost
• Speed/Scale: 7/10 × 6 = 42 — Viral global adoption

Manus (AI Agent) — Score: 74/100

• AI Agent: 9/10 × 9 = 81 — General-purpose autonomous agent
• Underdog Origin: 8/10 × 7 = 56 — Chinese team
• Wow Factor: 9/10 × 9 = 81 — End-to-end autonomous task completion
• Speed/Scale: 7/10 × 6 = 42 — Viral launch, invite-only hype

What Musk Ignores (Anti-Patterns)

Avoid these — they virtually guarantee being ignored:

• 🚫 Beg-tagging: “@elonmusk PLEASE see this!! 🙏🙏🙏”
• 🚫 Hashtag spam: #AI #MachineLearning #Startup #Tech #Innovation
• 🚫 Wall of text with no visual: Long explanations, no demo
• 🚫 Obvious paid promotion / shill tone: “This amazing product will change everything!!!”
• 🚫 Political hot-takes unrelated to tech: Partisan rants with no tech substance
• 🚫 Copycat / derivative products: “Like ChatGPT but…” with no unique angle
• 🚫 Excessive self-promotion: Multiple @elonmusk tags in the same thread
• 🚫 Low-effort screenshots: Static UI screenshots with no motion or interaction

Step 3: Generate Optimized Tweets

Tweet Formula

Based on analysis of content Musk engages with, use this structure:

[Hook - 1 line, max impact] + [Visual media] + [Optional: metric/claim]

Rules for Musk-Optimized Tweets

1. Lead with the demo, not the pitch – Show, don’t tell
2. Keep text under 50 words – Musk engages with brief, punchy content
3. Attach video/GIF – Visual content gets 10x more engagement
4. Use superlatives carefully – “World’s first X” works if defensible
5. Tag @elonmusk only if organic – Don’t beg; make content worth sharing
6. Post timing – See timing windows below
7. Thread format – First tweet = hook + demo, reply with details
8. No hashtags – Musk never engages with hashtag-heavy posts
9. Mention Grok/xAI angle if relevant – “Built with Grok” or “Works with Grok” increases odds
10. Include virality metric if available – “1M users in 24 hours” type stats

Posting Timing Windows (US Pacific)

Tweet Templates

Template A: Product Launch

[Product Name] — [bold claim in ≤8 words]

[1-2 sentence description of what it does]

[Attach: 30-60s demo video or GIF]

Example:

Lovart — the world's first AI design agent.

Give it a brief. It delivers agency-grade creative in minutes.
20,000 people queued on launch day.

[45s demo video attached]

Template B: Milestone/Traction

[Metric] in [timeframe].

[Product Name] lets you [core value prop].

[Attach: demo video showing the "wow" moment]

Example:

1M songs created in 72 hours.

Suno turns a one-line prompt into a full, radio-quality track.

[30s audio/video demo attached]

Template C: Challenge the Status Quo

[Incumbent] charges $X/mo for [thing].

[Product Name] does it with AI for [fraction of price / free].

[Attach: side-by-side comparison video]

Example:

Adobe charges $55/mo for design tools most people never learn.

Lovart does it with one sentence for $9/mo.

[side-by-side comparison: 2 hours in Photoshop vs 30 seconds in Lovart]

Template D: Pure Demo (Highest Conversion)

[No text or minimal text — just the demo video/GIF]

[Reply to own tweet with product name + link]

Example:

[60s screen recording: type a prompt → watch a playable 3D game appear in real-time]

↳ Reply: "This is Loopit. Try it → loopit.ai"

Template E: Reply to Musk’s Tweet

[Monitor Musk's tweets on a relevant topic]
[Reply with your demo + one punchy line — no @tag needed, you're already in his thread]

Example:

Musk tweets: "AI is getting insane"
↳ You reply: "Made a game in 10 seconds with pure AI. No code." + [15s GIF of Loopit generating a game]

This is often the highest-conversion path — you’re already in his notification stream.

Output Format

For each generation, provide:

1. Repost Score: X/100 with per-pattern breakdown (show the math)
2. 3 Tweet Variants: Using different templates above
3. Recommended Media: What visual to attach (format, length, content)
4. Posting Strategy: Best time window, thread structure, follow-up plan
5. Risk Assessment: What could prevent a repost
6. Improvement Suggestions: How to increase the score

Musk Engagement Style Reference

When Musk reposts or engages, his style is:

• Single word: “Wow”, “Interesting”, “True”, “Cool”
• Single emoji: 🔥, 👀, 🤯
• Brief comment: “This is the future”, “AI is moving fast”
• Quote tweet with minimal addition

Content that elicits these minimal-effort responses has the highest repost probability.

Step 4: Post-Publish Playbook

After posting, follow this sequence:

1. 0–5 min: Reply to your own tweet with link + one extra detail or metric
2. 5–30 min: Engage with early replies; like/retweet anyone who shares it
3. 30–60 min: DM or tag 3–5 relevant mutual followers to start organic amplification
4. 1–4 hours: If no traction, reply to a relevant Musk tweet with the same demo (Template E)
5. 4–12 hours: If still no traction, consider reposting at the next Prime timing window with a different template
6. Next day: Analyze impressions; iterate on the hook or media if engagement was low

Do not:

• Delete and repost the same tweet repeatedly
• Tag Musk in follow-up tweets if the first one didn’t land
• Spam the same content across multiple accounts

Important Notes

• This skill analyzes public patterns; no guarantee of actual repost
• Musk’s interests shift — AI/tech/robotics/efficiency is the current focus (2025-2026)
• Quality of the actual product matters more than tweet optimization
• Organic virality > manufactured virality
• The best strategy: build something genuinely impressive, then present it well