Post Linkedin

Write the LinkedIn post following these rules:

Tone and style (critical)

• Follow the same voice as CLAUDE.md: conversational, direct, opinionated, honest.
• Do NOT write with "LinkedIn energy." No short punchy one-liners stacked vertically. No listicle format. No "Here's what I learned:" followed by numbered takeaways. No "Let that sink in." None of that.
• Write in connected prose. Use longer sentences that flow into each other. Think of it as a condensed version of the blog post's argument, not a highlight reel.
• No emojis. No hashtags unless the user specifically asks.
• No hype. No "game-changer", "mind-blowing", "you need to read this." Present the idea and let it stand.
• No em dashes.

Content

• Distill the blog post's core argument into 3-5 paragraphs of connected prose.
• Lead with the most interesting or counterintuitive insight, not a question or hook.
• Include enough substance that the LinkedIn post is valuable on its own, not just a teaser.
• End with the link to the full post. Frame it naturally (e.g., "Full writeup with configs and examples: [url]").

Length

150-300 words. LinkedIn truncates after roughly 210 characters, so make the first sentence count.

Save the file to social/linkedin-<post-slug>.md where <post-slug> is derived from the post filename.

• If the file already exists, ask the user before overwriting.

Show the generated content to the user for review.