The link-in-bio skill: your own link page instead of a rented one

Your Linktree looks like everybody else's Linktree, and the link that actually pays you is usually sitting at the bottom of it. The link-in-bio skill builds your own page instead. It has your face and your words on it, it's one file you own, and nobody puts their logo at the bottom of it.

The design isn't the hard part. The order is. People scan the first two buttons, tap one, and leave, so anything below button four is close to invisible on a phone. Beginners bury the money link out of politeness every single time. This skill sorts your links in front of you, explains where each one landed, and then cuts the list to four to six buttons.

It builds phone-first for a reason. Almost everyone who opens this page is coming from an app, one-handed, on a small screen. So the buttons are full width and thumb-sized, and your photo, name, pitch, and first two buttons all fit before anyone scrolls.

Copy the folder into your Claude Code skills directory. That's the install.

Restart Claude Code or start a new session and the slash command is live. No API keys, nothing to configure.

Type /link-in-bio. It asks for four things in one short round: a photo (a file path on your computer works), how you want your name to read, what you do in under 12 words, and every link you might want on there. Dump all of them, even the ones you're unsure about. Expect to hand over eight to twelve.

Then it does the part you came for. It orders the links, tells you why each one sits where it does, and asks which four you'd keep if you could only keep four. It rewrites each button label as a plain action, so 'Consulting' becomes 'Book a 20-min call'. You end up with one file and a photo in the same folder.

Give it everything at once and it'll come back with the sorted, cut version for you to react to.

If your one-liner keeps coming out like a LinkedIn headline, ask for options and pick. Picking is faster than writing.

Narrow your browser window to about phone width before you judge it. Full desktop width will lie to you.

The say-it-out-loud version of what this skill does and why it matters. About 60 seconds.

1. 1Hook: there's a brand new free Claude skill that takes you from a Linktree that looks like everyone else's to your own page where the thing that pays you is the first button.
2. 2Mechanism: you dump every link you've got, unfiltered, and it sorts them by what each one does for you. The thing that pays goes first, the free thing second, your best proof third, and everything past button four gets cut. Then it builds the page phone first, with your photo, your name, and one line about what you do at the top.
3. 3Transformation: your bio link stops being a menu nobody reads. It sends people to the one thing you want them at, and it looks like you built it, because you did.
4. 4Close: the page is free to build, and it's one of 55 skills in that repo. Working out what button one should point at is the harder question, and that's the work we do inside Claude Code Club. $9 a month, link's below.

Tonight: build it, get it online, and swap the link into your bio before you go to bed.