# My Viral Post

> Write a new LinkedIn post in a specific person's proven style, using the patterns from their own content report and SOP. Use this skill whenever someone wants to draft a LinkedIn post that sounds like them and is built on what already worked for them — "write me a LinkedIn post", "give me angles for a post", "help me post this week", or when they invoke their personal post skill. The skill asks for the right input first via the question tool, then offers multiple angles/hooks/captions to pick from, and assembles the final post plus guidance on the image that goes with it. Replace the placeholders below with the target person's name and their report/SOP findings before use.

- Skill: `kshyam/my-viral-post` (Agent Skill)
- Install (CLI): `npx skillmds@latest add kshyam/my-viral-post`
- Raw SKILL.md: https://api.skillmd.com/api/skills/kshyam/my-viral-post/raw
- Safety review: pending
- Works with: Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex
- Category: Docs & Writing
- Author: kshyam (https://skillmd.com/u/kshyam)
- Updated: 2026-09-17
- Page: https://skillmd.com/skills/kshyam/my-viral-post

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# 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.

> Replace `[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:

1. Generate several distinct angles/hooks (default 5, more on request), each grounded in the winning patterns.
2. Let the user pick their favorite(s).
3. 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.
4. 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.