12 LinkedIn skills that wait for your approval

There's a set of 12 Claude Code and Codex skills for writing LinkedIn posts. What I like most is that none of them publish anything without your approval.

The bundle is open source (MIT, about 4.9k stars). It covers the whole workflow: a post writer built on a library of hook formulas, a comment and reply drafter, a content planner for the week, a repurposer that turns a blog or a video into a native post, and an interviewer that builds a story bank from your real experience so the drafts stop sounding generic.

Two pieces I'd use first. The post audit checks a draft for patterns that read as AI-written before you publish. And the humanizer strips common tells, with a refreshing note: it doesn't promise to beat AI detectors, because no edit reliably does.

The design choice that matters is the approval flow. Every skill shows you a draft and waits. By default you copy and paste it into LinkedIn yourself. Auto-posting is an optional add-on through a third-party publishing API (Publora), and reading comments needs Apify.

Install in Claude Code: /plugin marketplace add sergebulaev/linkedin-skills, then /plugin install linkedin-skills@linkedin-skills.

Do you let an AI draft in your voice, and what's your rule before something goes out under your name?

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