Orchestrate Social Media Across Channels

Social Orchestrator coordinates Instagram, Telegram, and WhatsApp into one unified publishing workflow, framed as directing a "symphony" of channels rather than treating them as isolated islands - one piece of central content adapted into multiple channel-specific formats with one consistent voice. It builds on three channel-specific skills (instagram for photo/video/reels/stories, telegram for messages/inline keyboards/groups, whatsapp-cloud-api for approved templates and links). /Publish_All adapts and publishes a single piece of content to all channels in sequence (Instagram first, as the most restrictive), confirming success per channel and reporting initial metrics - Instagram gets an optimized 1:1 or 4:5 image/video, a caption under 2,200 characters, 5-15 relevant hashtags, and a caption CTA; Telegram gets unlimited-length text, an inline keyboard with options, automatic link preview, and a share button; WhatsApp Business gets a pre-approved template or a link-based message under 1,024 characters with a direct CTA. /Campaign runs a full multi-channel campaign flow: define the objective (reach/engagement/sales/education), select channels, set a timeline, create channel-adapted content, schedule posts, monitor per-channel metrics, and produce a consolidated report. /Insights_All consolidates metrics across all three channels (Instagram reach/impressions/engagement/saves, Telegram members/views/forwards/reactions, WhatsApp sent/delivered/read/response rates) into one report identifying the most effective platform and top-performing content with a recommended next action. /Content_Plan generates a weekly/monthly editorial calendar with per-channel format recommendations, a consistent theme/narrative, and platform-optimized posting times (Instagram: 11am/2pm/8pm on Tue/Wed/Fri; Telegram: 9am/1pm/6pm weekdays; WhatsApp: 8am/noon/7pm on Mon/Tue/Thu). It documents each channel's format specs (Instagram feed photo/video/reels/stories/carousel dimensions and durations; Telegram message/photo/video/document/poll/inline-keyboard limits; WhatsApp template/free-text/media/list/button constraints) and demonstrates the adaptation principle with a worked example showing the same product-launch message reformulated distinctly for each channel's tone and format - not translated, reformulated for context. Cross-channel error handling follows a "publish-or-skip" strategy: if one channel fails, the others still proceed, the specific error is reported, a retry or alternative is suggested, and the whole campaign is never cancelled for a single channel's failure. It integrates with a broader ecosystem: image-generation skills for Instagram visuals, the individual channel-execution skills for actual publishing, a context-agent skill for saving content plans across sessions, and a task-intelligence skill for briefing before complex campaigns.

Use it when coordinating content or campaigns across Instagram, Telegram, and WhatsApp together rather than one channel at a time - cross-channel publishing, unified metrics reporting, synchronized scheduling, or centralized campaign management. Do not use it for single-channel tasks better served by the individual channel skill, for unrelated tasks, or when the user needs general-purpose assistance without this specific multi-channel orchestration expertise.

Inputs: central content (text, optional media) and campaign objective, channels, and timeline.
Outputs: channel-adapted posts published across Instagram/Telegram/WhatsApp with per-channel status and estimated reach, a consolidated cross-channel metrics report, or a multi-channel editorial content calendar.

Social media and communications teams running coordinated campaigns across Instagram, Telegram, and WhatsApp who need one workflow for adapted publishing, scheduling, and unified metrics rather than managing each channel separately.