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Diagnose what is landing across the user's recent LinkedIn posts

Diagnose the user's LinkedIn profile section by section with severity-rated fixes

Produce a LinkedIn carousel SPEC (slide copy + visual brief + image-gen prompts) for assembly in Canva or Figma

Interview the user to surface specific, postable LinkedIn ideas from their actual work

Strip AI-writing tells from pasted text using Wikipedia's Signs of AI writing rules

Use when user has been posting on LinkedIn at least 4 weeks and wants to know what is landing, run a quarterly content review, or diagnose dropping engagement. Trigger phrases include "analyze my LinkedIn performance," "which of my posts are working," "what should I post more of," "why is my engagement dropping," or when user uploads a LinkedIn analytics CSV.

Use when user wants to diagnose their current LinkedIn profile before rewriting it: they have not touched it in a while, get few profile views or recruiter reach-outs, want a second opinion, or suspect something is off but cannot name it. Trigger phrases include "audit my LinkedIn profile," "check my profile," "what's wrong with my profile," "why don't I get recruiter messages," "review my About section." Run before rewrite-profile.

Use when user has an idea with multiple discrete steps, a framework, a comparison, a before/after, a list of items worth a slide each, or anything where swiping is part of the experience. Trigger phrases include "make a carousel," "build a slide deck for LinkedIn," "turn this into a carousel," "I have a framework to share," or when a find-ideas seed is marked "Best fit for: build-carousel." Produces a carousel SPEC the user assembles into a PDF in Canva or Figma; does not export the finished PDF.

Use when user wants to post on LinkedIn but has no concrete idea, has a vague topic that needs a sharper angle, or uploads a work artifact (PR description, meeting note, internal doc) and asks what to post about it. Trigger phrases include "help me come up with a LinkedIn post," "what should I write about," "I want to post something but I don't know what," "give me ideas for LinkedIn," "I have an idea but I don't know the angle." Run BEFORE any writing skill if user has not given a concrete, specific angle.

Use when editing or reviewing text that reads as AI-generated: symptoms include em dashes, "it's not X, it's Y" constructions, AI vocabulary (leverage, delve, tapestry, underscore, pivotal, crucial, vibrant, testament, landscape), rule-of-three padding, inflated symbolism, promotional language, vague attributions, negative parallelisms, filler phrases. Trigger phrases include "humanize this," "make this sound human," "strip the AI tells," "this reads like ChatGPT." Canonical reference for drafting constraints embedded in every writing skill in this plugin.