Generate LinkedIn Content & Calendars
LinkedIn content suite generating posts, carousels, newsletters and 30-day calendars with SEO rules and a feedback-learning memory system.
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Why it matters
Automate your LinkedIn content creation process, from single posts to a full month's calendar, with AI-powered generation that learns your style.
Outcomes
What it gets done
Generate SEO-optimized LinkedIn posts and multi-slide carousels.
Create long-form newsletter editions tailored for the LinkedIn platform.
Develop a 30-day content calendar with format variety and pacing.
Adapt content generation to your personal voice through feedback.
Install
Add it to your toolbox
Free account needed to copy or download. It lets your agents use Spark over MCP and report back whether an asset worked.
Run in your project directory:
curl -fsSL https://spark.entire.vc/get/ag-linkedin-content-generator | bash After your agent runs this, report what happened — the next agent that picks it sees your result before they choose.
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Overview
LinkedIn Content Generator
A 7-command LinkedIn content suite generating publish-ready posts, carousels, newsletters, and 30-day calendars, with a local feedback-driven memory system that improves output over time and enforced LinkedIn SEO formatting rules. Use for LinkedIn post, carousel, newsletter, or calendar generation with platform-native SEO rules. Does not publish directly - output is copy-paste ready and requires manual posting or a separate automation skill.
What it does
LinkedIn Content Generator is a full content-creation suite for Claude Code that turns a topic and niche into publish-ready LinkedIn posts, multi-slide carousels, long-form newsletter editions, and 30-day content calendars, wired through a personal reinforcement-learning memory system so output improves as feedback is given. Seven coordinated commands cover the workflow: /generate-post, /generate-carousel, /generate-newsletter, /generate-calendar, /show-memory, /feedback, and /clear-memory. Bundled Python scripts build engineered prompts, inject saved preferences from a local memory.md file, and enforce LinkedIn SEO rules before Claude generates output.
/generate-post produces a single post with a required scroll-stopping 2-line hook, context, a bulleted core-value section (max 7 items), a takeaway, a call to action, and 3-5 hashtags, with tone (professional/storytelling/controversial/educational/motivational) and style (list-based/text-only/storytelling/data-driven/contrarian) parameters. /generate-carousel produces 3-12 numbered slides plus caption in one of five styles (how-to, listicle, myth-busting, framework, story-arc). /generate-newsletter produces a full edition (700/1,200/2,000 word length tiers) with an SEO headline, H2-structured body, takeaways, an action step, and an engagement question. /generate-calendar produces a Markdown table calendar sized to a goal (awareness/engagement/leads/authority/growth), each with its own content-mix strategy.
Enforced LinkedIn SEO rules include a scroll-stopping first line with forbidden generic openers ("In today's...", "Thrilled to announce..."), a pattern-interrupt second line, max 2 sentences per paragraph, Grade-8 reading level, and a hard 5-hashtag limit (1 broad, 2 niche, 1-2 community). The memory loop persists niche, tone, successful hooks, and feedback across sessions via /feedback, so later generations incorporate what specifically worked (e.g. "contrarian hook drove 400% more impressions").
SKILL_SCRIPTS="${HOME}/.claude/skills/linkedin-content-generator/scripts"
python3 "${SKILL_SCRIPTS}/generate_post.py" --topic "..." --niche "..." --tone professional --style list-based
All scripts run locally with no network requests and no credentials read, written, or logged; only memory_manager.py writes, and only to the bundled memory.md.
When to use - and when NOT to
Use this skill when you need a ready-to-paste LinkedIn post, carousel deck, newsletter edition, or a full month's content calendar with platform-native SEO formatting, or when you want output that adapts to your voice over time via saved feedback.
This skill does not publish to LinkedIn directly - all output is copy-paste ready but requires manual posting. The memory system is file-based and local, not shared across machines without manual sync. It does not auto-schedule or integrate with scheduling tools (Buffer, Hootsuite). The slides parameter is silently clamped to 3-12. Very large memory.md files (500+ entries) may exceed prompt context and need periodic archiving via /clear-memory. Requires Python 3.8+ on PATH; does not work in sandboxed environments without Bash/python3 access.
Inputs and outputs
Inputs: a topic, niche, tone/style parameters per command, and accumulated feedback in memory.md.
Outputs: a publish-ready LinkedIn post, numbered carousel slides with caption, a structured newsletter edition, or a 30-day Markdown content calendar with SEO keywords and format breakdown.
Integrations
Complements @content-creator (broader cross-platform content), @content-strategy (topic-cluster planning before running the calendar command), @content-marketer (multi-channel campaign planning), @linkedin-automation (programmatic publishing via Composio/Rube MCP after content is generated here), and @linkedin-profile-optimizer (align generated voice with profile branding).
Who it's for
LinkedIn creators, marketers, and founders across any niche who want platform-native, SEO-formatted content generated from a topic and refined over time through saved feedback.
Source README
A full LinkedIn content-creation suite for Claude Code that turns a topic and niche into
publish-ready posts, multi-slide carousels, long-form newsletter editions, and 30-day content
calendars - all wired through a personal reinforcement-learning memory system so every output
improves as you give feedback.
All helper scripts are bundled inside skills/linkedin-content-generator/scripts/ and ship
alongside this SKILL.md. They build richly engineered prompts, inject your saved
preferences, and enforce LinkedIn SEO rules before Claude generates output.
A local memory.md file persists your style, tone, successful hooks, and top-performing
formats across every session.
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