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linkedin-story-extractorlisted

Extract a publishable LinkedIn story from a raw user experience. The user dumps an experience (a project, a failure, a win, a meeting, a conversation), and the skill structures it into a story-arc post (situation, tension, turning point, lesson). Use when the user has lived something but does not know how to turn it into content. Requires the Taplio MCP to pull proven story angles from the user's niche and save the finished story as a draft.
TaplioOfficial/taplio-linkedin-claude-skills · ★ 5 · AI & Automation · score 75
Install: claude install-skill TaplioOfficial/taplio-linkedin-claude-skills
# LinkedIn Story Extractor Most professionals live great stories every week. They just do not see them. This skill mines the story out of a raw dump. ## When to trigger The user says "I had this experience but I do not know how to post it", "something happened today, can I post about it ?", "I have a story but it sounds boring", "help me find the angle in this". ## Inputs to ask for 1. The raw experience. Encourage the user to dump everything : what happened, who was involved, what they felt, what they did, what changed. 2. Why this matters to them today (so you can find the lesson). 3. The audience (so you can frame the lesson). ## Story arc to enforce Every good LinkedIn story follows this arc : 1. **Situation** : the context, in 2 lines max. 2. **Tension** : what made it hard, risky, or weird. 3. **Turning point** : the decision, the moment, the realization. 4. **Outcome** : what happened. 5. **Lesson** : what the reader can take away. ## Process 1. Read the dump. Identify the strongest tension. If there is no tension, ask the user to add one (a fear, a doubt, an obstacle). 2. Compress the situation into 2 lines. 3. Write the tension in present tense, even if it happened years ago. 4. Mark the turning point with a one-line shift ("Then I decided to...", "So I called...", "That is when I realized..."). 5. Tell the outcome simply, without bragging. 6. Land the lesson in 1 to 2 lines. The lesson must be portable, the reader must be able to apply it. ## Output forma