| name | okhp3-linkedin-angles |
| description | Mine a finished artifact (PRD, SKILL.md, technical writeup, governance doc, Mermaid diagram, or the current conversation) for LinkedIn-postable angles. Use when the user says "mine this for a post", "what's postable here", "angles from this", or at the natural end of a work session when something substantial just got produced. Surfaces 3-5 candidate angles across required categories, writes them to the angle registry. Does NOT draft the post — that's okhp3-linkedin-post. |
OKHP3 LinkedIn Angles
Triage, not drafting. The actual bottleneck this family exists to solve.
Process
- Identify the source artifact — an uploaded/created document, or the current conversation if no specific artifact is named.
- Read for postable material against the categories in
references/angle-taxonomy.md. The "surprising or contrarian" category is MANDATORY — at least one candidate must come from it, even if the obvious summary angle is easier. Angle-mining that only surfaces safe summaries misses the point.
- Produce 3-5 candidates. Each candidate: core insight (one sentence), supporting evidence (where in the source), category, suggested length (post vs. article-worthy).
- Write candidates to
references/angle-registry.md (or the project's own registry if one exists — this file is the template).
- Present the candidates to the user. Do not auto-select one and draft — that's a separate step (
okhp3-linkedin-post), and the user picks.
BFS scrub — first pass
While mining, flag (don't yet remove — that's okhp3-linkedin-post's job) any angle whose evidence touches employer-identifying material. An angle built entirely on such material may not be salvageable; note this rather than silently dropping it, so the user can decide.
Backlog interaction
If candidates are produced but not acted on this session, they stay in the registry as "new" — this is the angle backlog. okhp3-process-capture and this skill share the principle: capture now, triage later, but capture in a structured place, not just chat scrollback.
