LinkedIn Skills
12 Claude Code and Codex skills for LinkedIn marketing — post writer, humanizer, comment drafter, profile optimizer.
About
LinkedIn Skills by sergebulaev is an MIT-licensed bundle of 12 skills for LinkedIn marketing in Claude Code and Codex, with 4,608 GitHub stars. It includes a Post Writer using 20 hook formulas, a Comment Drafter, a Reply Handler that respects LinkedIn's thread flattening, a Post Audit against 2026 algorithm rules, a Humanizer that strips AI tells, a Hook Extractor that reverse-engineers viral posts, a Content Planner, an Engagement Monitor, a Profile Optimizer, an Employee Advocacy planner, a Repurposer for cross-platform content, and an Interviewer that builds a Story Bank. Every skill shows a draft and waits for your approval before anything goes near publishing. Optional integrations cover Apify for read-side LinkedIn data and Publora for scheduled publishing.
Worth knowing: the bundle is write-first by design — it drafts and never auto-posts, which is a safety feature, not a bug. Skills and plugins require a paid Claude plan with code execution enabled on claude.ai.
What it can do
- Post Writer with 20 hook formulas
- Humanizer that strips AI tells
- Comment and reply drafting
- Post Audit against algorithm rules
- Profile Optimizer
- Content Planner and Engagement Monitor
- Employee Advocacy planning
Setup
/plugin marketplace add sergebulaev/linkedin-skills, then /plugin install linkedin-skills@linkedin-skills. Or: npx skills add sergebulaev/linkedin-skills.
Prerequisites
Claude Code or Codex; optional Apify token for read-side LinkedIn data; optional Publora credentials for scheduled publishing.
Use cases
Works with
Trust score — 9/10
Scored 9/10 (verified tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: Live GitHub repo: 4,608 stars, MIT license, not a fork, verified this session; 12 skills (Post Writer, Humanizer, Comment Drafter, Post Audit, etc.), verbatim install commands from README; Approve-before-publish flow verified.
★ 4,608 GitHub stars
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