clear-memory
Reset your LinkedIn content memory back to defaults. Usage: /clear-memory
Save positive feedback to memory for reinforcement learning. Usage: /feedback <what worked well about this content>
$ npx -y skills add sarveshtalele/linkedin-content-skill --skill feedback --agent claude-codeHow it fires
How this skill gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
/feedbackContext preview
The summary Claude sees to decide when to auto-load this skill.
Save positive feedback to memory for reinforcement learning. Usage: /feedback <what worked well about this content>
description: Save positive feedback to memory for reinforcement learning. Usage: /feedback <what worked well about this content> allowed-tools: Bash
You are saving successful content patterns to the LinkedIn skill's reinforcement learning memory.
The user's feedback is: $ARGUMENTS
Extract:
python3 scripts/memory_manager.py add --id "<content_id_slug>" --feedback "<specific_learning>" --tags "<comma,separated,tags>"
After the script runs:
✅ **Memory updated!** Saved: *"<what was saved>"*
Future posts, carousels, and calendars will now reflect this preference automatically.
> 💡 The more feedback you save, the more personalised every piece of content becomes.
A production-ready Claude Code skill that turns your AI assistant into a personal LinkedIn Content Strategist.
Reset your LinkedIn content memory back to defaults. Usage: /clear-memory
Generate a LinkedIn content calendar. Usage: /generate-calendar [niche: <niche>] [days: <n>] [frequency: <freq>] [goal:…
Generate LinkedIn carousel slide content. Usage: /generate-carousel <topic> [in <niche>] [<n> slides] [style: how-to|listicle|myth-busting|framework|story-arc]
Generate a long-form LinkedIn Newsletter edition. Usage: /generate-newsletter <topic> [in <niche>] [length: short|medium|long] [title: "<title>"]
Generate a ready-to-publish LinkedIn post. Usage: /generate-post <topic> [in <niche>] [tone: controversial|storytelling|educational|motivational|professional]
Display your current LinkedIn content memory and preferences. Usage: /show-memory