The daily-post-ideas skill: five LinkedIn posts, hooks written
TL;DR
daily-post-ideas gives you five LinkedIn ideas in one shot, one per category, each with a first line you can paste straight in. No web search, no input needed. Type /daily-post-ideas, pick one, say write it.
Posting daily is easy. Deciding what to post is what kills it. You open LinkedIn, stare at the box, remember you have actual work to do, and close the tab. Two weeks later you're starting from zero again.
daily-post-ideas takes the deciding away. One command gives you five ideas, one per category: a lesson, a hot take, a story, a tool tip, and a community pull. Each one comes with the opening line already written, so you're not staring at a blank first sentence, and a one-line angle telling you where the post goes from there.
No web search, no questions to answer. It works entirely off your profile, so it takes about as long as making coffee.
Five LinkedIn ideas a day, one per category, each with the first line written. Free, one folder, no input needed.
Install the daily-post-ideas skill
Three lines. Clone the repo, make the skills folder if you don't have one, copy this skill into it.
bashgit clone https://github.com/duncan-buildroom/freeskills.git
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
cp -r freeskills/daily-post-ideas ~/.claude/skills/Start a new session and you're done. That's the whole install. No API keys, no config.
Run it the first time
Type /daily-post-ideas. It reads your profile, notes today's date in case something seasonal fits, and prints five ideas in a fixed shape: category, hook, angle. Nothing to answer, nothing to configure, and it doesn't go and search the web.
Every hook is written in first person and stays under two lines, because that's what shows before the see more cut. None of them have links in, because links kill LinkedIn reach. A good first result: at least two of the five make you think oh, I've actually got a story for that. Pick one and say write it, and Claude drafts the full post from that idea.
Get five ideas and draft one before your coffee
The whole loop is two messages. Run the skill on its own first.
/daily-post-ideasRead the five, pick the number that made you react, then send this second message.
Write number [X] as a full LinkedIn post. Here's the real detail to put in it: [the number, the moment, or what actually happened].Point it at what you did this week
The ideas get sharper when it knows what you've been working on. Give it the week in one line.
/daily-post-ideas
This week I [what you built, fixed, shipped, or learned]. The thing that surprised me was [the surprising bit]. Bias the ideas toward that.Batch a week of posts in one sitting
If you'd rather write on a Sunday and post Monday to Friday, ask for two rounds in one go and keep the strongest five.
/daily-post-ideas
Give me five, then five more with different angles. I'm picking five for the week ahead, so no two should use the same format. Then write the strongest one in full.The 60-second version
What this skill does, said plainly, in about a minute.
- 1Hook: there's a brand new free Claude skill that takes you from staring at the LinkedIn box for twenty minutes, to five post ideas with the first line already written.
- 2Mechanism: it reads your brand profile first, so it knows your audience, your offer, and the words you never want to use. Then it writes five ideas in five different shapes: a lesson, a hot take, a story, a tool tip, and one that makes your offer the obvious next step. Each one comes with the opening line already written and a sentence on where the post goes from there.
- 3Transformation: you post every day for a week without the deciding part eating your morning. People start replying to you about the work you're actually doing.
- 4Close: the ideas are free, one of 55 skills. If you want work worth posting about every day, Claude Code Club is 9 dollars a month. Link's below.
Tonight: install it, run it once, and post the one that made you react. Tomorrow morning, run it again. That's the habit.
Common questions
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Three lines in the terminal to copy a folder, then one slash command. There's nothing else to do.
Is it really free?
Yes. One folder in a public repo, no API keys, no account, nothing to pay on top of Claude Code.
Does it write the whole post or just the idea?
Each idea comes with the hook line ready to paste and a one-line angle. Say write it and Claude drafts the full post from there.
Why are there no links in the ideas?
Links cut LinkedIn reach, so the skill keeps them out. The community pull idea is the one that makes your offer feel like the obvious next step without a hard CTA.
What if the ideas feel generic?
That usually means your profile is thin. Run /personalize and fill in what you've actually done, or add a line about your week to the command so it has something real to work from.
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