/cs-linkedin-repurpose¶
Command: /cs:linkedin-repurpose [path to source]
When to run¶
- "Turn my talk into LinkedIn posts"
- "I wrote this article — what can I post from it?"
- You have a body of work and an empty content calendar
What you get¶
- Scored standalone units — length, dangling references, evidence, substance. A unit opening with "This meant that…" is disqualified regardless of its score, because it refers to something the reader never saw.
- A suggested format per unit.
- Ledger-aware output — anything already posted is skipped, with its date available on request.
- The named gap you have to fill — the first-person sentence only you can write.
Workflow¶
# Split and see what is available
python3 ../skills/linkedin-content/scripts/repurpose_splitter.py \
--input talk.md --ledger .linkedin-ledger.json --output human
# After publishing unit 2, record it
python3 ../skills/linkedin-content/scripts/repurpose_splitter.py \
--input talk.md --ledger .linkedin-ledger.json --record 2 --posted-on 2026-08-25
# Then lint the drafted post
python3 ../skills/linkedin-content/scripts/post_linter.py --input draft.md --output human
Commit the ledger alongside the source. It is project state, not a cache.
Discipline¶
- Every unit is source material, not a post. Add what it cost, what you assumed, or what you would do differently. That sentence is the only genuinely new thing in a repurposed post.
- Consent and confidentiality first for post-mortems, customer notes, and anything with a named third party. The pattern is publishable; the customer is not.
- Never publish identical text on two platforms the same day.
- One source should not carry a quarter. When units start needing more setup than payload, the ledger is telling you to go do something new.
Stop conditions¶
- Usable units identified and the first one drafted and linted clean → done.
NOT_SPLITTABLE(exit 3) → this is one post, not a series. Say so and write the one post.- All units already in the ledger → the source is mined out. Do not re-cut it.
Related¶
- Skill:
linkedin-content - Reference:
repurposing_discipline.md