A1expert LinkedIn Coach — Design skill for Claude Code

LinkedIn Profile Editor — a Claude Code skill

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A Claude Code skill that actually drives LinkedIn's real edit UI — in your own logged-in Chrome session, via [claude-in-chrome](https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-in-chrome) — instead of just generating copy for you to paste by hand. Plus a positioning layer for deciding what a profile should say in the first place.

*(繁體中文版：[README_zh-TW.md](README_zh-TW.md))*

The gap this fills

Most "LinkedIn + AI" tooling falls into two buckets: **content generators** (write a headline or About section, you copy-paste it in yourself) or **scraping/scheduling automation** (content calendars, post scheduling, outreach DMs — usually backed by paid third-party APIs).

Almost none of them actually drive LinkedIn's real edit UI, because that UI is genuinely hostile to automation once you try:

• Chinese/English edit tabs that look like a language switcher but are actually separate page navigations — switching tabs silently discards whatever you hadn't saved yet.
• A "update profile headline" checkbox, buried below the fold in the "add position" modal, pre-selected to auto-overwrite a carefully written headline — and it resets on every new position, so checking it once doesn't mean you're safe next time.
• Native dropdowns (month/year pickers) that silently ignore coordinate clicks.
• A text-input bug that drops characters — disproportionately the second letter of a double letter (Embedding → Embeding) — on almost any field longer than a few words.

This skill is what came out of fixing all of that across real, multi-hour editing sessions on a real profile — turned into something reusable instead of relearned from scratch every time.

What's inside

• references/material-intake.md — for when there's no ready source of truth at all: how to draft a profile from a pile of raw materi