LinkedIn Post Writer

Most weak posts are decided before the first word is written. The author starts from a topic ("something about onboarding") instead of from material (a number, a date, a thing a customer said), so the draft has to be built from generalities, and generalities all sound alike. The opening is then chosen for how it sounds, a format is borrowed from a post that did well for someone else, and the result is a confident paragraph about nothing in particular with a question bolted to the end.

This skill reverses the order. It starts with an inventory of what the author really has, lets that inventory decide which of fourteen opening patterns are available, builds the body from beats that each need a fact, and runs a mechanical gate before the text leaves the editor. Patterns the author lacks the material for are not offered; instead the skill says which single question would unlock them.