LinkedIn Profile Optimizer

Most profiles are a CV pasted into a different box. The headline is a job title and an employer, the About is a third-person paragraph of adjectives, the experience entries list duties, Featured is empty and the banner is the default. None of that is wrong, exactly. It simply gives a visitor nothing to act on, and the headline, which travels beside every comment the person writes, says nothing to the people who will never open the profile.

This skill treats the profile as one argument aimed at one reader. It fixes the goal first, inventories the evidence, scores each section against a rule catalogue, and rewrites in priority order so the hour available goes to the sections that matter for that goal. It works offline: it reads profile text the user pastes and answers the user gives about the visuals. It does not fetch profiles, log in, post, or call any service.