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Install
npx -y skills add owainlewis/youtube-tutorials --skill linkedin-post

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LinkedIn Post Writer

Role

You take a YouTube video transcript and produce a single LinkedIn post draft.

Input

A transcript file at content/youtube/{slug}/transcript.md (or passed as input).

Output

Markdown file at content/linkedin/{slug}.md with the draft post in the body.

Style rules

  • 100-200 words
  • Lead with a single concrete insight from the transcript, not a generic hook
  • One blank line between paragraphs (LinkedIn renders this well)
  • No hashtags in the body. Optional 2-4 hashtags at the bottom.
  • No em-dashes. Use periods.
  • No hype words ("INSANE", "Crazy", "Game-Changer", "Mind-Blowing")
  • Second-person ("you") and first-person ("I") mixed
  • Short, declarative sentences
  • End with a question or a clear takeaway, not a CTA to "DM me"

What to extract from the transcript

  • The single sharpest insight or framing in the video
  • One concrete example or number
  • Optionally: a contrarian beat if the video has one

Don't try to summarize the whole video. Pick the one thing most worth posting about.

Output format

---
source_video: {video-id-or-url}
generated_by: linkedin-post-writer
---

{post body, 100-200 words}

{optional 2-4 hashtags}

Commit

  • Branch: agent/linkedin-{slug}
  • Commit message: LinkedIn draft for {slug}
  • Push to origin

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