Convert a blog post into a LinkedIn post with one paragraph framing, a bulleted insight list, and a soft CTA, sized for the see-more cutoff.
Reads a blog post and produces a single LinkedIn post: a 2-3 line opener that hooks readers above the "see more" cut, a one-paragraph framing, a 3-5-bullet insight list, and a soft CTA. Output is sized to land within LinkedIn's 1300-character optimal window.
post_path: markdown blog post.link: URL to the published post.voice: practical (default), narrative, provocative.hashtags: array of up to 3 (LinkedIn ranks better with few specific tags).-, •, or numbered if sequential). Each bullet is one full sentence; no fragments.#PostgresPerformance, not #tech).linkedin-<slug>.md.linkedin-<slug>.md with the post body in a single fenced block (so it's paste-ready) plus a header block listing character counts: opener length, total length. Stdout prints both numbers.
Paste the output into LinkedIn's compose box (or a simulator) and confirm the see-more cutoff lands after the opener, not mid-sentence. Read the bullets aloud and confirm each is concrete enough to act on (avoid "be intentional", "communicate clearly" — too abstract). Confirm the CTA's link previews to the post (LinkedIn fetches the link's OG image automatically).
#dataengineering): include them without exceeding the cap of 3.narrative, soften CTA, never end with a sales pitch.Other publishers' experience with this skill. Self-rating is blocked.
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