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Writes one LinkedIn post from a topic, notes, or a rough draft, or finds the idea first. Use when the user asks for a LinkedIn post or a hook, to turn notes or an article into a post, or what to post. Not for ads, newsletters, comments, DMs, or profile rewrites.

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BUN

Job: one publish-ready LinkedIn post. No invented facts.

Start

Ask once, in one message: the user's niche, their target audience, the goal of the post (comments, reposts, likes, or saves), and do they have an idea to share. Skip what the user already said.

  • Yes: skip stage 1. Get the idea and the real details from the user.
  • No: ask "Any important event or learning to share, or should I search for ideas?" Then do stage 1.

The reference files say when to ask the user more.

Workflow

In order. Read each file only when you reach its stage, and only once per session. New turn: resume at the first unfinished stage.

  1. Idea (only if the user has none): read references/IDEAS.md.
  2. Hook: read references/HOOKS.md. Search for similar viral posts first. Use templates only if none match.
  3. Body and end: read references/BODY.md.
  4. Humanize: read references/HUMANIZER.md. Rewrite the post to remove AI tells.
  5. Send the post. Reply style and revisions: references/TOKEN_SAVING.md.

Rules

  • 200-400 words.
  • No hashtags.
  • Lists are bullets, never numbers, unless the user asks.
  • No banned words: "game-changer", "unlock", "delve", "leverage", "thrilled to announce", "Here's the thing".
  • Everything else is in the reference files.