diff --git a/docs.json b/docs.json
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@@ -117,6 +117,7 @@
"/themes/helpers/data/content",
"/themes/helpers/data/date",
"/themes/helpers/data/excerpt",
+ "/themes/helpers/data/social_accounts",
"/themes/helpers/data/social_url",
"/themes/helpers/data/img_url",
"/themes/helpers/data/link",
diff --git a/themes/helpers/data.mdx b/themes/helpers/data.mdx
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--- a/themes/helpers/data.mdx
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@@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ description: Data helpers are used to output data from your site. Use this refer
| [content](/themes/helpers/data/content/) | Outputs the full post content as HTML |
| [date](/themes/helpers/data/date/) | Outputs the date in a format of your choosing |
| [excerpt](/themes/helpers/data/excerpt/) | Outputs the custom excerpt, or the post content with HTML stripped |
+| [social\_accounts](/themes/helpers/data/social_accounts/) | Iterates the connected social accounts on a site or author |
| [social\_url](/themes/helpers/data/social_url/) | Outputs the full URL to a social profile |
| [img\_url](/themes/helpers/data/img_url/) | Outputs the correctly calculated URL for the provided image property |
| [link](/themes/helpers/data/link/) | Creates links with dynamic classes |
diff --git a/themes/helpers/data/social_accounts.mdx b/themes/helpers/data/social_accounts.mdx
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@@ -0,0 +1,102 @@
+---
+title: "social_accounts"
+description: 'Usage: `{{#social_accounts @site}}{{/social_accounts}}`'
+---
+
+***
+
+`{{#social_accounts}}` is a block helper that iterates over the connected social accounts on a given source object — usually `@site` or an author. The source must be passed as a positional argument.
+
+### Simple Example
+
+Render a row of links for the social accounts configured under Settings > General > Social accounts:
+
+```handlebars
+{{#social_accounts @site}}
+
+ {{name}}
+
+{{/social_accounts}}
+```
+
+## Data Variables
+
+When inside a `{{#social_accounts}}` block, the following properties are available for each account:
+
+* **type** (string) - the platform key (e.g. `x`, `bluesky`)
+* **href** (string) - the full URL to the profile
+* **username** (string) - the raw stored handle or URL fragment
+* **name** (string) - the human-readable platform label (e.g. `X`, `Facebook`)
+
+The standard iteration variables are also available:
+
+* **@index** (number) - the 0-based index of the current iteration
+* **@number** (number) - the 1-based index of the current iteration
+* **@first** (boolean) - true if this is the first iteration
+* **@last** (boolean) - true if this is the last iteration
+* **@odd** (boolean) - true if the @index is odd
+* **@even** (boolean) - true if the @index is even
+
+## Usage
+
+### Per-author accounts
+
+When used inside `{{#foreach authors}}`, pass `this` to iterate the current author’s accounts:
+
+```handlebars
+{{#foreach authors}}
+{{name}}
+{{#social_accounts this}}
+
+ {{name}}
+
+{{/social_accounts}}
+{{/foreach}}
+```
+
+On an author page, the author is named `author`:
+
+```handlebars
+{{#social_accounts author}}
+
+ {{name}}
+
+{{/social_accounts}}
+```
+
+### \{\{else}} and negation
+
+Like all block helpers, `{{#social_accounts}}` supports an `{{else}}` block, which is executed when there are no connected accounts:
+
+```handlebars
+{{#social_accounts @site}}
+{{name}}
+{{else}}
+No social accounts connected yet.
+{{/social_accounts}}
+```
+
+### Using partials
+
+Most themes ship a separate icon partial per platform — `partials/icons/x.hbs`, `partials/icons/facebook.hbs`, and so on — and want `{{#social_accounts}}` to pull in the right one based on `{{type}}`.
+
+This needs a **dynamic partial**, and the partial must be invoked using the **block form** (`{{#> …}}…{{/undefined}}`):
+
+```handlebars
+{{#social_accounts @site}}
+
+ {{#> (concat "icons/" type)}}
+ {{!-- Fallback rendered when no per-platform icon partial exists --}}
+ {{name}}
+ {{/undefined}}
+
+{{/social_accounts}}
+```
+
+The inline form (`{{> (concat "icons/" type)}}`) looks tempting, but it throws a page error if the named partial doesn't exist — for example, when a new platform ships before a theme adds the matching icon. gscan rejects the inline form on purpose for this reason. The block form falls back to the inner content instead, so the page keeps rendering.
+
+Note the closing tag must be `{{/undefined}}`. This looks unusual, but it's the only form Handlebars accepts when closing a dynamic partial block.
+
+## Supported platforms
+
+`x`, `facebook`, `linkedin`, `bluesky`, `threads`, `mastodon`, `tiktok`, `youtube`, `instagram`. Platforms without a value set on the source are skipped.
diff --git a/themes/helpers/data/social_url.mdx b/themes/helpers/data/social_url.mdx
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--- a/themes/helpers/data/social_url.mdx
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@@ -12,6 +12,8 @@ When called inside an author scope (e.g. `{{#author}}` or `{{#foreach authors}}`
Supported platforms: `facebook`, `twitter`, `linkedin`, `threads`, `bluesky`, `mastodon`, `tiktok`, `youtube`, `instagram`. All nine are configurable both per-author (Staff > [user]) and sitewide (Settings > General > Social accounts).
+To render a row of icons for every connected platform on a single object, see [`{{#social_accounts}}`](/themes/helpers/data/social_accounts/).
+
### Examples
Output the author’s Threads URL, using an `author` block: