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skills/onboarding/SKILL.md →

skills/tailwind-pinterest-board-audit/SKILL.md →

skills/tailwind-pinterest-draft-review/SKILL.md →

skills/tailwind-pinterest-profile-audit/SKILL.md →

skills/tailwind-pinterest-scheduling/SKILL.md →

skills/tailwind-pinterest-scheduling/SKILL.md

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 ## Drafts, scheduling, and editing
 
 A `create_post` call that omits both `sendAt` and `useNextOpenSlot` saves a
-draft, which is right when the timing is undecided. To schedule in the same
+draft, which is right when the timing is undecided. The draft is saved in
+Tailwind only: nothing is created on Pinterest, so it does not appear in
+Pinterest's own drafts or on the user's profile. It enters Tailwind's
+publishing flow only once it is scheduled with `schedule_post`, so never tell
+the user to look for it on Pinterest. To schedule in the same
 call, pass **exactly one** of them, plus `title`, `description`, `url`, and
 `boardId` (or `intervalBoards`). `schedule_post` puts an existing draft or
 queued Pin on the schedule with the same one-of choice, and expects `title`,
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 `2026-01-15T15:00:00Z`: a local-offset time like `2026-01-15T09:00:00-06:00` is
 rejected as an invalid datetime, so convert the user's local time to UTC first.
 
+An explicit `sendAt` only sets the Pin's first publish time. It is not an
+exemption from Pin Spacing: a later respace or schedule shuffle can still move
+the Pin, and no tool can lock it in place. To see how far apart Pins to a URL
+will land, call `get_pin_spacing_rule` with that URL, or
+`list_pin_spacing_rules` for every rule on the account. The rules themselves
+can only be changed in the Tailwind dashboard.
+
 After scheduling, confirm it landed with `list_posts` using `status: "queued"`
 rather than assuming success from the tool's response text.
 
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 design tools, starting with `get_pin_design`. Published Pins can't be edited
 through Tailwind at all.
 
+To take a queued Pin off the schedule without losing it, for example to hold
+back a time-sensitive Pin, use `unschedule_post`. The Pin goes back to draft with
+its image, copy and Board intact, and the credit charged for scheduling it is
+returned where one was taken. Scheduling it again charges again. Do not
+`delete_post` a queued Pin just to stop it publishing.
+
 ## Scheduling spends the user's credits
 
 On modular-billing accounts, moving a Pin to scheduled consumes a Pin credit