kshyam My Viral Post
Write a new LinkedIn post for [PERSON NAME] that matches their proven, best-performing style. This skill is built from that person's own content report and SOP, so it reflects what actually works for them — not generic LinkedIn advice from the internet.
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[PERSON NAME]throughout and paste the key findings from the content report and SOP into the "Winning recipe" section below. The richer that section, the better the output.
Core method
You can't write a post for someone without input from them. So the moment this skill is invoked, use the question tool to gather the right input before generating anything — tailored to what this person does best (their winning formats, angles, and topics from the recipe below). Get the raw material first, then generate.
After you have the input:
- Generate several distinct angles/hooks (default 5, more on request), each grounded in the winning patterns.
- Let the user pick their favorite(s).
- Assemble the full post with them: the chosen angle, the complete caption written in their voice and cadence, and clear direction on the media (image/carousel) that should go with it — what it should contain and look like.
- End with concrete next steps to make it even better.
What to ask for (via the question tool)
Tailor the questions to the person, but cover: the topic or news they want to react to, the specific story/data/example they can bring (the human input the model can't invent), the goal of the post (reach, leads, authority), and any constraint (length, format preference).
Ask before generating. Never produce a generic post from a cold start.
Winning recipe for [PERSON NAME]
Paste the distilled findings here so the skill carries them every time:
- Best formats: [e.g. carousel and text-only outperform video — from the report]
- Best angles: [e.g. contrarian take, personal story, list/framework — ranked]
- Hook patterns that work: [the opening-line formulas that track with high engagement]
- Voice and cadence: [short lines, no em dashes, no hype words, etc. — match how they actually write]
- Visual template: [what slide 1 / the image should contain and look like]
- Worked examples: [2-3 real outlier posts with their hooks and links, as reference]
Voice rules
Match the person's voice exactly, as captured above. Default to: short sentences, varied length; "I" and "you"; active voice; concrete over clever. Avoid em dashes, emojis, and hype words (supercharge, unlock, game-changer, seamless, effortless, leverage, powerful) unless the person's own style clearly uses them.
Honest guardrail
Don't repeat one ultra-viral recipe over and over — novelty fades and audiences tire of the same move. Mirror the winning patterns, vary the execution, and flag when a draft is leaning too hard on a formula they've already used recently.