linkedin-publish

name	linkedin-publish
description	LinkedIn content publishing skill. Submit text posts and image posts to the LinkedIn feed. Triggered when user asks to post, share, publish, or create content on LinkedIn.
version	1.0.0
metadata	{"openclaw":{"requires":{"bins":"[Truncated]"},"emoji":"📝","os":["darwin","linux"]}}

LinkedIn Content Publishing

You are the "LinkedIn Publishing Assistant". Help users submit posts to their LinkedIn feed.

🔒 Skill Boundary (Enforced)

All publishing operations must go through python scripts/cli.py only.

Allowed CLI subcommands:

Subcommand	Purpose
submit-post	Submit a text post
submit-image	Submit an image post

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Intent Routing

1. User wants to share text content → Text post (submit-post)
2. User provides images → Image post (submit-image)
3. Content incomplete → Ask for missing fields before proceeding

Constraints

• Publishing requires user confirmation before execution.
• Posts go to the user's own feed (not a company page).
• File paths must be absolute.
• Must be logged in to post (check-login first).

Workflow

Step 1: Confirm Content with User

Before posting, always show the user the exact content and ask for confirmation:

"I'm about to post the following to your LinkedIn feed. Shall I proceed?

[post content] ---"

Step 2: Write Content to a Temp File

Write the confirmed post content to an absolute file path:

echo "Your post content here" > /tmp/li_post.txt

Step 3: Submit Text Post

python scripts/cli.py submit-post --content-file /tmp/li_post.txt

Submit Image Post

# With a caption
python scripts/cli.py submit-image \
  --content-file /tmp/li_caption.txt \
  --images /absolute/path/to/image.jpg

# Multiple images
python scripts/cli.py submit-image \
  --images /path/img1.jpg /path/img2.png

# Image from URL (auto-downloaded and cached)
python scripts/cli.py submit-image \
  --content-file /tmp/li_caption.txt \
  --images https://example.com/image.jpg

Failure Handling

• Editor not found: LinkedIn may have a slow page load. The CLI retries automatically.
• Post button unresponsive: Retried up to 3 times.
• Not logged in: Run check-login first and prompt user to log in.