LinkedIn Post Engine

A LinkedIn content system with two moving parts:

1. Mine — scans your recent Claude work and pulls out 3-5 post ideas (not finished posts) grounded in things you actually did or thought this week. Adds them to a running pipeline doc.
2. Draft — reads that pipeline plus your voice profile and writes one post that sounds like you, working through the thinking on the page the way you would.

The whole point is that the output doesn't read like generic AI content. It reads like the person. That only works because the system is anchored to two documents you fill in once:

• Voice profile — who you are, how you actually write, the themes you post on, your real proof points, what's off-limits.
• Post pipeline — a simple Ready / Backlog / Published tracker the two skills read from and write to.

What's in here

Piece	What it does
skills/mine-post-ideas	The "mine" step. Reads your recent Claude sessions, produces idea briefs, appends them to your pipeline doc.
skills/draft-linkedin-post	The "draft" step. Reads pipeline + voice profile, writes one post in your voice.
templates/voice-profile.template.md	Fill-in-the-blank voice/foundation doc.
templates/post-pipeline.template.md	Fill-in-the-blank pipeline tracker.
templates/examples/	The same two docs filled in for a sample persona, so you can see what "good" looks like.
SETUP.md	Step-by-step customization guide. Read this first.
CONNECTORS.md	Explains the tool placeholders.

Quick start

1. Read SETUP.md.
2. Copy the two templates into your own folder and fill them in (use the examples as a reference).
3. Tell the skills where those two files live.
4. Ask Claude to "mine LinkedIn post ideas" once to see it work, then "draft a LinkedIn post."
5. Optional: schedule the two steps to run weekly.

Suggested cadence

Run them a day apart so ideas have time to settle before you draft:

• Mine early in the week (e.g., Tuesday) — refills the idea pipeline.
• Draft later in the week (e.g., Wednesday) — turns one idea into a post you review and publish.

Neither step publishes anything. You always review before it goes live.