linkedin-post-generator

LinkedIn Post Generator

Generate LinkedIn posts from shared source material, written in each user's personal style.

How It Works

1. Personal style profile — stored locally at ~/.config/casper/linkedin-style.md (never committed)
2. Source config — stored locally at ~/.config/casper/linkedin-sources.md (never committed)
3. Shared source material — meeting transcripts, Slack dumps, docs in source-material/
4. Prompt template — extraction rules, voice guidelines, few-shot examples in references/prompt-template.md

First Run: Style Setup

Check if ~/.config/casper/linkedin-style.md exists.

If it does NOT exist, run the style setup flow:

1. Say: "Welcome to the LinkedIn Post Generator! Before we start, I need to understand your writing style."
2. Say: "Share 3 LinkedIn posts that match the style you want. You can either paste the post links (e.g. https://linkedin.com/posts/...) or paste the text directly."
3. Wait for the user to provide 3 posts
4. If the user provides LinkedIn URLs, fetch the post content using the apify-scrapers skill from the research plugin:

   python ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/../../bizdev/research/skills/apify-scrapers/scripts/scrape_linkedin_posts.py search "{url}" --max-posts 1
   

   If the script isn't found (the research plugin isn't installed) or the call fails, tell the user: "LinkedIn URL fetching needs the research plugin (/plugin install research) — paste the post text instead for now." Then continue with pasted text.
5. Analyze the posts for: tone, sentence length, vocabulary, formatting habits, hook style, CTA style, use of questions, paragraph length, overall energy
6. Create ~/.config/casper/ directory if it doesn't exist
7. Save the analysis to ~/.config/casper/linkedin-style.md using this format:

# LinkedIn Style Profile
Generated: [date]

## Tone
[analysis]

## Structure Patterns
[paragraph length, line breaks, formatting habits]

## Hook Style
[how they open posts]

## CTA / Closing Style
[how they end posts — questions, challenges, etc.]

## Vocabulary & Phrases
[distinctive phrases, word choices, energy level]

## Sample Posts
[the 3 original posts, for reference]