I wanted a terminal workflow for social posting because the raw material for these posts already lives in my coding sessions. The old flow was annoying: finish the work, open another tab, rewrite the update by hand, copy-paste links and screenshots into Buffer, and lose the exact context of what I had just built. So I built socialbuffer. It is a small open-source CLI that turns markdown files into queued Buffer posts for X and LinkedIn. Current workflow: - write the post in a file - preview or queue it to @buffer from the terminal - use .env for Buffer and X credentials - run it from source or install it from npm This post itself came from that workflow: I summarized the session where I built and published the tool, turned that session into a draft, and kept the whole path in the terminal. Give it a try. - GitHub: github.com/eff-kay/socialbuf… - npm: npmjs.com/package/socialbuff… Right now it is effectively a Buffer CLI for this workflow. Longer term I want the workflow to stay portable enough to support other schedulers too.

@chhavvy talked all about the impact of social buffering after remote stress induction 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 @CHRIManitoba #socialbuffer #relationships #stress #poster

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