Linkedin post
Skill clairem0/technically-curious-skills/content/linkedin-post
Draft LinkedIn posts with a style guide for voice and structure. Use when the user says "draft a LinkedIn post", "linkedin post", or wants to write something for LinkedIn.From its SKILL.md
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LinkedIn Post
Draft LinkedIn posts with your voice and style. Loads a style guide before drafting so every post sounds like you, not like AI.
Connectors
No external connectors needed. This skill drafts posts — you publish them manually on LinkedIn.
Configuration
Load
style-guide.mdbefore drafting. It defines your voice, structure patterns, and what works on LinkedIn.
No env.md values needed for this skill.
Workflow
Step 1: Load Context
Read style-guide.md for your tone, structure patterns, and examples.
Step 2: Understand Intent
- What's the topic or angle?
- Is this standalone, a cross-promotion, or a reshare?
- Any specific hook or framing you want?
If the user gave enough context, skip to drafting.
Step 3: Draft
Write in your LinkedIn voice (per style guide):
- Strong hook in the first 2-3 lines (before the "see more" fold) — this determines whether anyone reads the rest
- Structured body — numbered lists, bullet points, or short paragraphs. Each point is digestible.
- Conversational credibility — personal experience + practical advice
- Engagement close — end with a question or call to action
- Links in comments — not the main post (better algorithmic reach)
Show the draft for review before anything else.
Step 4: Refine
- Iterate based on feedback
- Check length (aim for 1,000-1,500 characters for best engagement; max 3,000)
- Ensure the hook works above the fold
- Draft a first comment with any links (Substack, resources, etc.)
Step 5: Deliver
Deliver the final draft + first comment text. The user posts it themselves.
Error Handling
| Scenario | Response |
|---|---|
| Topic is too broad | Help narrow it — "What's the one thing you want someone to take away?" |
| Post is too long | Cut supporting points, keep the hook and close strong |
| User doesn't like the tone | Ask what felt off, adjust — and update the style guide if it's a recurring note |
Customization Notes
How to adapt this skill to your own setup.
- Style guide is everything —
style-guide.mdis where your voice lives. Update it with your tone, your examples, and what works for your audience. The skill is only as good as this file. - Post templates — The style guide includes structure templates (myth-busting, tool discovery, workflow share). Add your own formats as you discover what gets engagement.
- Cross-promotion — If you publish on multiple platforms (Substack, blog), add a cross-promotion template to the style guide.
Gives 0 of the 12 instructions most social media skills give in 591 tokens
Counted across 489 of the 492 authors here whose files we hold, read 2026-08-07
- Adapt formats and tone to each platformin 26 of 489, across 14 files
- Build content around three to five pillarsin 25 of 489, across 13 files
- Read product marketing context before asking questionsin 23 of 489, across 13 files
- Respond to all comments on your postsin 21 of 489, across 9 files
- Use the output flag to specify an output directoryin 14 of 489, across 4 files
- Generate output logo images with white backgroundin 13 of 489, across 4 files
- Fix failing generation scripts directlyin 13 of 489, across 4 files
- Ask user about HTML preview after logo generationin 12 of 489, across 3 files
- Run the download script with a URLin 12 of 489, across 3 files
- Implement exponential backoff for 429 responsesin 12 of 489, across 3 files
- Write the hook firstin 12 of 489, across 7 files
- Include a single clear call to actionin 12 of 489, across 9 files
Said here and by no other author read
- Understand the post topic and intent
- Structure the body with digestible points
- Include conversational credibility and practical advice
- Show the draft for review before finalizing
- Refine the draft based on feedback
- Draft a first comment with any links
Grouped from the skills themselves: near-identical wordings counted once, and counted by distinct author, so one author publishing three of these counts once. Length counted with cl100k_base; the agent that loads this file may tokenize it differently.