instagram-agent-skill
Thirteen Claude skills that run an Instagram account: Reels off 26 scored hook formulas, a viral research skill, a caption linter, and a humanizer. Free, MIT.
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Overview
Thirteen Claude skills that run an Instagram account: Reels off 26 scored hook formulas, a viral research skill, a caption linter, and a humanizer. Free, MIT. It ranks #5444 on GitTiger, gaining +1 star on October 9, 2026 (UTC).
The project is written in Python and has 119 forks. It was created 27d ago.
What it is
`Jakeschincariol/instagram-agent-skill` is described as a collection of thirteen Claude skills intended to help run an Instagram account. The supplied description identifies the collection as free and MIT-licensed.
Capabilities described
The named components include Reels workflows drawing on 26 scored hook formulas, a viral-research skill, a caption linter, and a humanizer. This gives the collection a focus on short-form content planning and caption refinement, though the available evidence does not spell out each skill's inputs, output format, or evaluation process. The README preview is incomplete, so it does not establish further features or operating instructions. The license and price statements above are claims in the supplied repository description, rather than a separate legal review.
Getting started
No installation steps are included in this entry. Consult the repository README for how to load the skills in Claude and for any usage guidance. The evidence identifies Claude skills but does not specify which Claude product versions or other assistants are supported.
git clone https://github.com/Jakeschincariol/instagram-agent-skill.git
cd instagram-agent-skill
# see README for setupFrequently Asked Questions
How many skills are described?
Thirteen Claude skills.
Which content tools are named?
Reels hook formulas, viral research, a caption linter, and a humanizer.
What does the supplied description say about cost and license?
It describes the collection as free and MIT-licensed.