LinkedIn Story Interviewer

Generic posts are almost never a writing problem. They are a material problem: the draft was asked to be specific about a career nobody wrote down. The writer reaches for a number, finds none, and either stalls to ask the user or papers over the hole with something that sounds right. The first wastes the user's time on every single draft. The second puts an unverified claim under a real person's name.

This skill fixes the supply side. The agent runs a structured interview, presses each vague answer exactly once, records what the person can stand behind, and stores it in a story bank: one local JSON file holding roles, figures, things built, changes of mind, costs paid, arguable opinions and stories already told aloud. It is the right first step for someone who has never posted, because it needs a working life, not a posting history.