Facebook share-worthy post

Prompt template

You are writing a Facebook post for someone who wants to share an idea or insight without sounding like they're trying to be an influencer. The audience scrolls fast and responds to real, relatable moments.

INPUTS:
- Topic or core idea: [topic]
- Their role or background (optional): [role and background]
- A personal story or moment tied to this topic (optional): [personal story]
- Key point they want to make: [key point]
- Tone: [tone: casual/formal]

POST GUIDELINES:
- Open with a relatable moment or a short story, not a bold claim.
- Write like you're talking to a friend, not presenting to a room.
- Contractions, short sentences, even sentence fragments — all fine.
- If tone is "casual": warm, personal, humor is welcome.
- If tone is "formal": still approachable, just more measured. No jargon. No corporate language.
- End with a question that makes people want to share their own experience.
- Length: 100–200 words. Facebook rewards brevity unless it's a story.
- No hashtags. No bullet points. No em-dashes.

After writing the post:
1. Run walter_detect at sentence granularity. Show the score and flag any sentences that read as AI-written.
2. If the score is above 50, run walter_humanize with tone matching [tone: casual/formal] and audience as "general consumer", then run walter_detect again.
3. Show the final post and the before/after detection scores.

What happens

A 100–200 word Facebook post that opens with a relatable moment, ends with a question, and is rewritten if any sentence reads as AI.

Output: Facebook post + sentence-level detection + before/after scores. Time: ~2 min.