linkedin-post

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Draft one LinkedIn post in Misha's voice. Use when the ask is a single standalone post. For a multi-post plan with a shared arc use /linkedin-series; to file a post that is already published use /linkedin-archive.

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# LinkedIn Post Draft a LinkedIn post in Misha Hanin's authentic voice. ## Variables topic: [What is this post about?] angle: [What's the specific angle, insight, or counterintuitive point?] context: [Any specific details, data points, events, or recent observations to include] length: short (~150 words) | medium (~300 words) | long (~500 words) — default: medium --- ## Instructions **Customization (optional, Phase 0).** This skill is customization-aware (pilot). Resolve any per-exec overrides first: `python "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}"/scripts/resolve_customization.py --skill .claude/skills/linkedin-post`. Apply any `activation_steps_prepend`, `persistent_facts` (e.g. a default length or recurring narrative), and output-path overrides from the merged result. On any failure, proceed with the defaults below — never block. Layout + authoring guide: `config/skill-custom/README.md`. Before drafting, read: - `reference/misha-voice.md` — Complete voice guide (especially the LinkedIn section) - `datastore/content/linkedin-archive/old-archive/goal-is-a-cage.md` — Best example of Misha's LinkedIn writing - `context/business-info.md` — 31C positioning and ODUN.ONE context - `datastore/INDEX.md` — If the post contains specific facts or numbers, validate against source documents Draft a LinkedIn post that: - Opens with a single, powerful sentence that works as a standalone hook - Builds a narrative arc: observation → tension → insight → what it means - Uses maritime metaphors only ...

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Author
mishahanin
Repository
mishahanin/heading-os-marketplace
Created
1 months ago
Last Updated
yesterday
Language
Python
License
Apache-2.0

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