linkedin

name	linkedin
description	LinkedIn content and networking command center. Routes to ideas, drafting, engagement, and connection-building modes.
when_to_use	Use for all LinkedIn work: generating post ideas, writing drafts, drafting comments, and building a connection queue.
argument-hint	[ideas|draft <idea>|engage|network]
disable-model-invocation	true
allowed-tools	Read Write Bash WebSearch
author	Abdul Basit (@abdulrbasit)
category	workflow

LinkedIn Command Center

Arguments: $ARGUMENTS

Safety Rules

• Never post, send, connect, follow, like, or comment automatically.
• All output is draft only — user reviews before any action.
• No fabricated proof points, contacts, or outcomes.

Routing

Normalize the first argument to lowercase. Empty argument → show menu.

• ideas, post, content: execute .claude/skills/linkedin/modes/ideas.md inline.
• draft, write: execute .claude/skills/linkedin/modes/draft.md inline with remaining arguments.
• engage, comments: execute .claude/skills/linkedin/modes/engage.md inline with remaining arguments.
• network, connect: execute .claude/skills/linkedin/modes/network.md inline.

Unknown mode → print the command menu and ask the user to choose a listed mode.

Command Menu

LinkedIn Command Center

/linkedin ideas        Generate weekly post ideas grounded in your job-search evidence
/linkedin draft <ref>  Write one ready-to-post draft from an approved idea
/linkedin engage       Draft comments for posts you paste in
/linkedin network      Build a weekly connection queue from active job targets

Output Rules

• Execute child modes inline from their mode file; do not print a slash command as a handoff.
• Leave all generated content uncommitted. Run /job-hunter finalize after review.