# linkedin

This plugin helps shape an organic LinkedIn presence across profile work, content, engagement, and analytics. It leaves every publication action to you.

- plugin · `type=plugin` · Claude Code · ★ 28786
- Author: Alireza Rezvani
- License: MIT · policy=mirror · the beginning of the file is at the end of this page
- Source: https://github.com/alirezarezvani/claude-skills/tree/HEAD/marketing/linkedin
- Updated: 2026-10-23
- HTML: https://affpapa.org/en/nevibecode/plugins/linkedin

## What it does

The plugin screens each request against LinkedIn’s rules before routing it to profile, strategy, content, engagement, or analytics work. It can score a headline and full profile, build a positioning brief, size a realistic cadence, lint posts, and split longer material into separate posts.

Its package contains 6 skills, 2 agents, 8 commands, 17 Python standard-library tools, and 15 reference materials. Analytics reads your own LinkedIn export, reports medians, and uses permutation checks; with fewer than 10 posts, it declines to draw a pattern. The content linter blocks engagement bait and pseudo-bold Unicode that screen readers handle poorly.

No LinkedIn credentials are stored, no API calls are made, and nothing is posted or sent automatically. That means the account holder still performs every publishing, commenting, and messaging action.

## Requirements
- Works with: LinkedIn

## Install

### Claude Code (native platform)

**Plugin marketplace**
In the agent chat (not a shell):
```text
/plugin marketplace add alirezarezvani/claude-skills
```
In the agent chat (not a shell):
```text
/plugin install linkedin@claude-code-skills
```

## When to use it
- audit a LinkedIn profile and headline
- build a proof-backed positioning brief
- set a workable posting cadence
- lint a post for policy and accessibility issues
- test patterns in a LinkedIn export

## Example prompts
- Run `/cs-linkedin` on my request and route it to the right section.
- Use `/cs-linkedin-profile` to score this profile and suggest concrete fixes.
- Run `/cs-linkedin-post` on this draft and report any blocking issues.

## Source text · linkedin · MIT

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# linkedin — organic LinkedIn presence, with the rules enforced in code

A strategic assistant for building an authentic LinkedIn presence over months, not a post
generator. Built in response to
[discussion #934](https://github.com/alirezarezvani/claude-skills/discussions/934).

**The design constraint that shapes everything else:** this plugin holds no LinkedIn
credentials, makes no API calls, scrapes nothing, and sends nothing. Every output is text the
account holder posts themselves. Automated posting, connecting, commenting, and liking are
prohibited by LinkedIn's User Agreement §8.2, and a restricted account ends a compounding
asset that took months to build. So the refusals are in code, at the front of every lane,
and each one names a compliant substitute.

```
/cs-linkedin                # gate + route
/cs-grill-linkedin          # five forcing questions before the work starts
/cs-linkedin-profile        # headline, About, whole-profile audit
/cs-linkedin-plan           # brief, pillars, cadence, newsletter
/cs-linkedin-post           # format, draft, lint
/cs-linkedin-repurpose      # article/talk -> posts, with a reuse ledger
/cs-linkedin-outreach       # comment roster + one message at a time
/cs-linkedin-analyze        # your own export, analysed honestly
```

---

## What is here

| Skill | Tools | Does |
|---|---|---|
| **linkedin-skills** (orchestrator, `context: fork`) | 2 | Policy gate (ALLOW / CONSTRAIN / REFUSE) then a deterministic five-lane router with cross-lane prerequisites |
| **linkedin-profile** | 3 | Headline scored on five dimensions vs the 220-char cap; whole profile 0-100 with fixes ranked by points per hour; About section assembled to survive the fold |
| **linkedin-strategy** | 3 | Positioning brief validator; cadence priced in minutes with a 90-minute floor; newsletter eligibility + six-month sustainability gate |
| **linkedin-content** | 3 | Post linter (mechanics / hook / integrity / accessibility); format picker; repurpose splitter with a reuse ledger |
| **linkedin-engagement** | 3 | Capped commenting roster; message builder that refuses templates; volume guard that refuses automation-shaped plans |
| **linkedin-analytics** | 3 | Median/MAD describer; four-gate permutation pattern miner; experiment planner |

Plus 2 agents, 8 commands, 15 references (7 sources each), 11 assets.

## The parts that are different

**The policy gate runs before anything is drafted.** Seven refusal rules covering automation,
scraping, engagement pods, bulk messaging, fake identity, fabricated proof, and named
third-party automation tools — each with the User Agreement clause and a substitute that
achieves the same goal legitimately. A REFUSE outranks any route.

**Evidence is graded, and two popular claims are corrected.** Every quantitative claim carries
🟢 (LinkedIn-official), 🟡 (third-party study), or 🔴 (folklore, named as folklore).

- The "a personalised note triples acceptance" claim is not supported by the largest samples,
  which show acceptance close to identical either way (~26.4%). What a note actually moves is
  the **post-accept reply rate** (~5.4% → ~9.4%). That changes what the note should say: it
  earns the conversation, not the meeting — which is why `outreach_message_builder.py`
  refuses an ask in a first-touch connection note.
- The ~19% in-body link reach reduction has **never been confirmed by LinkedIn as a penalty**
  and has a plausible non-punitive explanation via dwell time. It is a warning, not a block.

**The analytics refuse to over-conclude.** `pattern_miner.py` puts every candidate through four
gates: a group-size floor, a 15% minimum relative effect, a seeded permutation test, and a
multiple-comparisons accounting that reports how many candidates would pass on noise alone.
Below 10 posts it refuses to test anything. `NOTHING_SURVIVED` is the most common honest
answer and is reported as a finding, not a failure.

**Accessibility is a blocking finding, not a footnote.** Unicode pseudo-bold — the output of
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