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linkedin-smart-comment-writerlisted

Write a LinkedIn comment that gets noticed by the post author and the audience, save it as a Taplio comment draft, and, only on the user's explicit go, schedule it to post under their name. Avoids the generic great-post trap : 3 options on one angle (add, disagree, story, framework, question), ranked by likelihood of being pinned or replied to, written after reading what the thread already says. Use after the user has a post in mind, a pick from the Comment Opportunity Finder, or a LinkedIn post url. Requires the Taplio MCP to read the post and its thread, save the draft, commit it, and confirm it went live.
TaplioOfficial/taplio-linkedin-claude-skills · ★ 5 · AI & Automation · score 77
Install: claude install-skill TaplioOfficial/taplio-linkedin-claude-skills
# LinkedIn Smart Comment Writer A comment the author pins can drive more profile visits than a full post. This skill writes that comment, saves it to Taplio, and ships it only when the user says go. ## When to trigger The user pastes a post or a LinkedIn url and says "write me a comment", "what should I say on this", "comment on this without being basic", "make this comment land", or picks a post from the Comment Opportunity Finder ("draft 1", "draft all"). ## Inputs to ask for (only if missing) 1. The target post : a `post_urn` from the Comment Opportunity Finder, a LinkedIn post url, or the pasted text. 2. The angle, or "pick for me" : - **Add** : bring a missing angle, data, or context. - **Disagree** : push back on one specific point with respect. - **Story** : a 2-line micro-experience that mirrors or counters the post. - **Framework** : a usable mental model or checklist. - **Question** : the question that pushes the conversation forward. 3. Anything to avoid (a topic, a product mention, a person). Voice, language, and positioning come from `get_me`. ## Process 1. Resolve the post to a `post_urn` and read its full text (see the MCP section). 2. Read the thread already under it : which angles are taken, whether the author replies, what the top comments do. The comment must add something the thread does not have yet. 3. Identify the 2 or 3 strongest claims the author makes. 4. Pick the angle that fits the user's positioning and the open gap in the t