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LinkedIn Agent Skill

LinkedIn Agent Skill is a free, MIT-licensed set of eleven Claude skills for drafting and managing LinkedIn content. Its commands generate posts from 21 hook formulas, classify and write comments and replies, score profiles against a 12-part rubric, plan weekly publishing and engagement, create carousel copy, repurpose source material, draft direct messages, triage inboxes, and analyze previously published posts. The skills produce copy-ready drafts for manual review and publication rather than posting to LinkedIn automatically.

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Overview

The package also includes two dependency-free Python scripts: humanize.py removes invisible Unicode characters, normalizes typography, and replaces entries from an editable 113-term vocabulary; detect.py scores drafts on burstiness, specificity, slop density, fingerprint, and voice using local heuristics. These checks run on the user's machine and are not integrations with commercial AI-detection services. The repository states that the skills do not upload text, fabricate unsupported metrics, or fill in unspecified numbers, instead using placeholders such as {{your number}}. It can be installed in Claude or Claude Code, as a Claude plugin, or by copying the skill folders into a project; MIT licensed and made by Jake Schincariol.

What LinkedIn Agent Skill is used for

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  • Gives Claude skills for managing LinkedIn writing, including drafting posts, planning content, suggesting comments and replies, reviewing profiles, and shortening longer material. It produces drafts for the user to review and publish rather than posting automatically.

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