notslop-write-linkedin-post

name	notslop-write-linkedin-post
description	Use when the user wants a LinkedIn post. Pulls 7-day digest, writes a 1000-1300 char post with line breaks, one hook line, 2-3 data points, takeaway.

Providers required

Capability	Required	Providers (BYOK)	Setup	Cost
Pull social signal (Reddit/HN/blogs)	yes	built-in, no key needed	—	free
Rerank by relevance	yes	ZeroEntropy zerank-2	PROVIDERS.md#zeroentropy-rerank--embed	free tier OK
Embed for cross-source dedup	yes	ZeroEntropy zembed-1	PROVIDERS.md#zeroentropy-rerank--embed	free tier OK
Scrape X posts	only if topic needs X data	Orthogonal (ScrapeCreators)	PROVIDERS.md#x-twitter--via-orthogonal	~$0.02/handle, $10 free at signup

When to use this skill

• "Write me a LinkedIn post about X"
• "Draft a LinkedIn update on Y"
• The user mentions LinkedIn explicitly.

Setup

notslop init configured.

Steps

1. Pull a 7-day window — LinkedIn favors slightly longer-horizon insights than X:

   notslop digest "<TOPIC>" --since 7d --top 15 --for-content
   

2. Write the post following LinkedIn's format:

   • Hook (line 1): a punchy claim or surprising number. Single line, no period at end (encourages "see more" expansion).
   • Blank line.
   • 2-3 body paragraphs, each grounded in a specific data point. Use line breaks between sentences (LinkedIn rewards readability).
   • Final takeaway line: what the reader should do or think differently.
   • Optional: 1 question for engagement (only if user wants more reach).

3. Hard constraints:

   • 1000-1300 chars total (LinkedIn's sweet spot)
   • No hashtags unless asked (the algorithm doesn't reward them anymore)
   • No emojis unless asked
   • No "I'm thrilled to announce" corporate speak
   • No "In today's fast-paced world" generic opens
   • Reference specific sources (companies, threads, numbers)

4. Show draft + char count + 3 source URLs.