Chanmeng LinkedIn Post — Design skill for Claude Code

chanmeng-linkedin-post — a Claude Code skill for LinkedIn and X posts

A [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) **skill** that takes one of your ideas and turns it into a post that specialists believe, non-specialists follow, and people finish. It writes for LinkedIn, for X, or for both, gives every post a visual (a diagram or a rendered layout when the content has a shape, otherwise a hand-drawn illustration of the brand monkey acting out the idea), and hands you **one markdown file**. It **never touches LinkedIn or X**: no browser automation, no composer. You copy, tag, attach, publish.

/chanmeng-linkedin-post idea      # or: story / take / recap   (or just describe what you want)

What it is built on

**A studied voice.** `references/voice.md` is a writing system distilled from two LinkedIn writers the author likes reading: one who writes from lived moments, one who writes as an operator reporting what he found. It gives two registers:

• Story: opening with a turn in it → a scene with real details → the turn → what changed → a closing line that returns to something from the scene.
• Operator: a short thesis or a number → what was built or measured → why it matters → one worked example → the lesson as a two-sentence contrast.

Both share the same rules: open with a sentence and not a headline, let exact details persuade, admit something, say one thing, use few emoji and fewer hashtags, and end by landing the thought. The file also lists what the skill never writes (emoji headlines, "here's the framework", tick-and-cross lists, "drop your thoughts below") and ends with a plain-language pass.

**Two platforms, two posts.** `references/platforms.md` sets LinkedIn and X side by side. LinkedIn is a network of people who know you, reading for stories, lessons and credit. X is builders who don't, reading for a sharp claim and its proof. The skill writes each post from the idea, for that reader. The X version is never the LinkedIn version