Apply the OKHP3 brand voice to any LinkedIn-bound text. Use as the FINAL pass on any LinkedIn post or article draft, whether produced by okhp3-linkedin-post or written by hand. Checks for em dashes, paragraph consolidation, ROY-principle density, ending strength, and link-routing rules. This is a filter applied to existing text, not a generator — if there's no draft yet, use okhp3-linkedin-post first.
Installation
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Apply the OKHP3 brand voice to any LinkedIn-bound text. Use as the FINAL pass on any LinkedIn post or article draft, whether produced by okhp3-linkedin-post or written by hand. Checks for em dashes, paragraph consolidation, ROY-principle density, ending strength, and link-routing rules. This is a filter applied to existing text, not a generator — if there's no draft yet, use okhp3-linkedin-post first.
OKHP3 LinkedIn Voice
The brand contract. Runs last, on text that already exists.
Process
Read the draft.
Check against every rule in references/voice-rules.md.
Fix violations directly — don't just flag them, rewrite.
For articles specifically: verify the closing line is hard (no appended "what do you think?" or similar softening).
Return the corrected draft. If a rule required a judgment call (e.g., "is this line punchy enough to stand alone, or should it consolidate"), note the call made.
Relationship to other skills
okhp3-linkedin-post should call this skill as its final step, not skip it assuming the draft is already compliant. okhp3-linkedin-angles does not need this skill — angle candidates aren't prose yet.
Scope note
This skill governs LinkedIn output specifically. The "standalone punchy lines, don't consolidate" rule applies to non-LinkedIn long-form (articles, the Magnus Saga, etc.) — for LinkedIn posts specifically, paragraphs ARE consolidated (LinkedIn's renderer collapses single line breaks). See references/voice-rules.md for the platform-conditional rules.
