Linkedin Post

LinkedIn Post

Use this skill to turn technical notes into a clear LinkedIn post with a strong hook, concise context, concrete results, and practical takeaways.

Workflow

1. Identify the post goal: announce, benchmark, explain, launch, recruit feedback, or summarize findings.
2. Extract the audience, topic, claim, evidence, numbers, methods, links, and acknowledgements from the user input.
3. Read references/style-guide.md for the default post structure, tone, and sample-derived rules.
4. Draft a post in the user's language unless they request another language.
5. Keep the post skimmable: short paragraphs, section labels, and bullets for results or findings.
6. Preserve factual uncertainty. Do not invent metrics, dataset details, links, model names, or acknowledgements.
7. If the user provides only rough notes, produce a complete draft and mark any missing facts as bracketed placeholders.

Default Style

• Start with a direct hook that states the topic and why it matters.
• Include a link near the top when the user provides one.
• Use concrete benchmark numbers, dataset details, and methodology when available.
• Prefer practical findings over hype.
• End with a grounded takeaway, CTA, credit, or acknowledgement.
• Avoid excessive hashtags. Add hashtags only when requested or clearly useful.

References

• Read references/style-guide.md when drafting, rewriting, or evaluating a LinkedIn post.