linkedin-scheduler

LinkedIn Scheduler (The Operations Manager)

Content is useless if it isn't published. This skill manages the "Last Mile" of the content supply chain. It moves drafts from "Ready" to "Live" with strategic timing precision.

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  CORE CAPABILITIES                                              │
│  ✓ Optimal Time Slotting (Behavioral Analysis)                  │
│  ✓ Queue Management (Buffer Logic)                              │
│  ✓ Timezone Harmonization                                       │
│  ✓ MCP Integration (Direct API Posting)                         │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│  MODES                                                          │
│  1. ADVISORY: Suggests times, user posts manually.              │
│  2. AUTOMATED: Pushes to LinkedIn via `linkedin-mcp`.           │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

🛠 Context Configuration

1. Load Operations Data

• Frequency: data/2-Domaines/business-profile.json (How often?).
• Analytics: data/2-Domaines/analytics-history.json (If available, for best times).

2. Timezone Logic

• Target Audience Zone: Where is the ICP? (e.g., EST vs GMT).
• User Zone: Where is the user?

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🕰 The Timing Algorithm

"The Golden Windows" (Baseline)

If no user analytics exist, use these global best practices:

• Tue/Wed/Thu @ 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM (Target Time): The "Commute/Coffee" slot. High professional intent.
• Tue/Wed/Thu @ 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM: The "Lunch Break" slot. Mobile-first consumption.
• Sat @ 10:00 AM: The "Silent Hustler" slot. Lower noise, higher dwell time.

"The Dead Zones" (Avoid)

• Monday Morning: User is clearing email debt.
• Friday Afternoon: User is mentally checking out.
• Sunday Night: Anxiety prep.

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🔄 Interaction Workflow

Scenario A: "Schedule this" (Single Post)

1. Input: Content draft.
2. Analyze: Is it a "Deep Dive" or a "Quick Hit"?
   • Deep Dive: Schedule for Tue/Wed AM (Desktop usage).
   • Quick Hit: Schedule for Lunch/Evening (Mobile usage).
3. Check Queue: Is there a conflict?
4. Execute:
   • If MCP: Call linkedin-mcp.schedule(text, time).
   • If Manual: Output "Post this on [Day] at [Time]".

Scenario B: "Plan next week" (Batch)

1. Input: List of 3-5 drafts.
2. Distribute:
   • Slot 1 (Hero): Tuesday 8:30 AM.
   • Slot 2 (Splinter): Wednesday 12:30 PM.
   • Slot 3 (Personal): Thursday 5:00 PM.
3. Output: A calendar view table.

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💻 Tech Implementation (MCP)

This skill checks for the linkedin toolset.

// Pseudo-code logic
if (tools.includes("linkedin_post")) {
  mode = "AUTOMATED";
  status = check_auth_token();
  if (status == "valid") {
    execute_schedule();
  } else {
    warn("Auth expired. Switching to Advisory.");
  }
} else {
  mode = "ADVISORY";
}

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📝 Output Format

# 📅 Scheduling Confirmation

**Status**: [Scheduled/Drafted]
**Platform**: LinkedIn
**Mode**: [Automated/Manual]

## Operations Detail

- **Target Slot**: Wednesday, Oct 24 @ 8:30 AM EST
- **Reasoning**: "Wednesday AM is your highest engagement window for Technical content."
- **Queue Status**: 2 posts pending next week.

> [!TIP]
> This post has a URL. Remember to paste the URL in the _comments_ if posting manually, or use the 'smart-link' feature if automated.

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🧠 Strategic Tips

• Consistency > Timing: Posting at 9:03 AM vs 9:00 AM matters less than posting every Tuesday.
• Visual Variation: Don't schedule 3 text-only posts in a row. Mix in a Carousel or Image.