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linkedin

Skill4 starsChanged 5 days agoMITView on GitHub

Write LinkedIn content in the user's voice — posts from 21 hook formulas, comments, replies, DMs, carousels, weekly engagement plans, profile scoring/rewrites, content repurposing, and a mandatory humanizer pass (slop lexicon + five-check detection scoring). Use when the user asks for LinkedIn posts, comments, replies, DMs, carousels, profile help, or a posting plan. NOT for posting anything (the user always posts), NOT for other platforms.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Run a LinkedIn account's writing side: draft, comment, reply, plan, score — the user posts.

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 19 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

Run a LinkedIn account's writing side: draft, comment, reply, plan, score — the user posts. Nothing gets published by this skill, ever.

Scope steering: /skill:linkedin post / human / plan … — read only the matching reference.

Universal rules (every task)

  1. Voice first: read ~/.pi/agent/linkedin/voice.md if it exists (user's voice profile). Missing → offer to create it from references/voice.md template before writing anything.
  2. Humanizer last, always: every draft shown to the user passes references/human.md — run the detectors, do not eyeball. No exceptions for "short" pieces.
  3. Log: after delivering a post/comment, append date + hook formula used to ~/.pi/agent/linkedin/log.md if it exists (create on first use).
  4. Nothing auto-posts. Drafts + options only; the user publishes.

Task routing

TaskReferenceCore mechanic
Write a postreferences/post.mdhook formulas in assets/hooks.json, line-1 survival
Comment on someone's postreferences/comment.mdpaste target text; no restating, no filler praise
Reply under own postreferences/reply.md
DMsreferences/dm.md
Carouselreferences/carousel.md
Weekly planreferences/plan.mdreads voice + log; writes ~/.pi/agent/linkedin/plan.md
Profile score + rewritereferences/profile.md100-point rubric in assets/rubric.json
Account auditreferences/audit.mdreads log history
Inbox triagereferences/inbox.md
Repurpose existing contentreferences/repurpose.mdassigns hook formulas per piece
De-slop / detect AI textreferences/human.mdscripts/detect.py, scripts/humanize.py
Fast path, all tasksreferences/workflow.mdround budget, one-shot fetch, draft-to-threshold

Source: Jakeschincariol/linkedin-agent-skill (MIT), adapted to this layout — upstream sub-skills li-* became references; full clone at git/linkedin-agent-skill.

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