Start with your real audience, not a blank content calendar

Content Idea Miner starts by asking who you are trying to reach, what you can honestly talk about, what you have already posted, and how much content you can make. It can also use comments, customer questions, source links, or public research you bring into the conversation.

Then it gives you 20 ideas with a clear audience moment, promise, format, visual direction, evidence label, CTA direction, and the one thing you still need to verify before you make it.

Creator inputs from audience questions, a calendar, and past posts becoming content cards and a short-video concept
Original Nyla Builds illustration: stronger content ideas start with the people, limits, and proof you already have.

It asks for the information that changes the ideas

  1. Your audience, niche, offer, and point of view.
  2. Platforms, formats, production limits, and how often you can post.
  3. Recent posts, audience questions, source links, and topics you do not want to repeat.
  4. Current stories, launches, tools, or real experiences you can responsibly discuss.

See what you are installing

The download contains plain Markdown instructions only. You can read the full skill before uploading it to Claude.

SKILL.md preview
---
name: content-idea-miner
description: Turn a creator's real audience, goals, capacity, and evidence into specific content ideas. Use when planning a content batch or choosing what to post next.
---

Ask for the creator's audience, point of view, limits, proof, past posts, and excluded topics before proposing ideas. Label every signal as creator evidence, public signal, or hypothesis to test. Do not invent trend or performance claims. Deliver 20 varied ideas with an audience moment, promise, format, what to show, evidence, CTA direction, and boundary.

A good first request

Prompt
Use Content Idea Miner to help me plan 20 ideas for [PLATFORM]. My audience is [AUDIENCE]. I want to be known for [POINT OF VIEW]. I can make [CAPACITY] each week. Here are recent posts, audience questions, or source links: [PASTE]. Avoid [TOPICS]. Ask your interview questions before you suggest the ideas.

Upload it once, then keep it ready

In Claude, turn on Code execution and file creation in Settings if your account shows that option. Then open Customize, choose Skills, create a skill, and upload the ZIP file. Turn it on after you upload it.

Claude skills are private to your account unless your Team or Enterprise workspace shares them. Read a skill before you install it and keep private customer information out of the examples you provide.

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