LinkedIn Post
Turn one worthwhile idea into a specific, credible post that sounds like the user.
- Ground: Read
style-guide.mdwhen present and inspect the source material. - Understand: Identify the audience, the key idea they should take away and user's personal connection to what they are saying. Ask questions to fill in any gaps.
- Draft: Choose the simplest structure. Lead with a concrete tension, observation, or story; back up the insight with experience; end naturally rather than forcing engagement. Use short readable paragraphs and the user's actual language.
- Edit critically: Use natural ways of speaking and mirror the user's
style-guide.md. Remove generic thought-leadership language, unsupported claims, repetition, and clickbait drama. - Deliver: Return the ready-to-paste post plus a separate first comment only when links or context belong there. Briefly flag any factual or editorial choice the user should review.
Stop at the final draft unless the user explicitly asks to publish. If publishing is available, preview the exact post and wait for separate confirmation before the external write.