From in-optimize
Use when the user wants to audit or edit their own LinkedIn profile (linkedin.com/in/me/). Default mode is read-only audit; editing only on explicit request and via the linkedin-profile-editor skill. The src/ code for this surface does not yet exist.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/in-optimize:personal-profileThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Status: **not implemented in `src/` yet.** Audits run by reading the page; edits delegate to the `linkedin-profile-editor` skill.
Status: not implemented in src/ yet. Audits run by reading the page; edits delegate to the linkedin-profile-editor skill.
Sections to check:
humanizer skill firstFor each: present? · length · AI-tells (em-dashes, "leverage/utilize", three-part lists) · gaps vs. the user's stated positioning.
linkedin-profile-editor skill — LinkedIn is a React SPA with quirks that break standard Playwright patterns. Don't reinvent.src/profileAudit.tsIf the user asks to script the audit (read-only) so it runs end-to-end without Claude in the loop, add it as a slice mirroring commentDetector.ts:
state/profile-<ts>.jsonbrowser.ts and the .profile/ user-data dirsrc/selectors.ts under a new profile block; document in docs/selectors.md..profile/ Chromium user-data dir (already gitignored).state/diagnostics/<ts>-profile-<reason>/ matching the cleaner's pattern.Guides creation, editing, and verification of skills for AI coding agents using test-driven development with subagent scenarios. Use when authoring or debugging skills.
npx claudepluginhub cocodedk/in-optimizer --plugin in-optimize