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linkedin-swipe-file-builderlisted

Help the user assemble a personal swipe file of high-performing LinkedIn posts, organized by hook pattern, format, and angle. The skill defines the structure, asks for inputs, turns saved posts into a usable reference library, then drafts the user's own post for every reference in the file (reusing structure, not substance) and saves the approved ones as drafts. It seeds the file with real high-performing posts from the live inspiration index and the user's own top performers. Use when the user wants to systematically learn from what works without copying it. Requires the Taplio MCP.
TaplioOfficial/taplio-linkedin-claude-skills · ★ 5 · AI & Automation · score 75
Install: claude install-skill TaplioOfficial/taplio-linkedin-claude-skills
# LinkedIn Swipe File Builder A swipe file is a creator's gym. You do not lift the weights, you just look at them. This skill helps the user build their gym. ## When to trigger The user says "how do I build a swipe file", "I save posts but never reuse them", "I want to organize my inspiration", "help me set up a content reference library". ## Inputs to ask for 1. Where they want to store it (Notion, Airtable, Google Sheet, plain folder, Taplio). 2. The niche they create in. 3. How many posts they want to start with (10, 25, 50). ## The 4-axis classification Every saved post should be tagged on 4 axes : 1. **Hook pattern** : curiosity, contrarian, number, question, personal stake, before/after, callout. 2. **Format** : story, listicle, opinion, framework, carousel, screenshot, poll, image, video. 3. **Angle** : the specific corner of the niche the post owns (e.g. "pricing for early-stage SaaS", "how to write cold emails for SDRs"). 4. **Why I saved it** : the lever that made it stop the user (e.g. "the way they used a number in line 1"). ## Process 1. Set up the storage with these columns : URL, Author, Date saved, Hook pattern, Format, Angle, Why I saved it, My adaptation idea. 2. Suggest the user save 1 post per day for 30 days. Quantity beats curation early on. 3. Every 2 weeks, review the file and look for clusters : "I keep saving contrarian opinion posts about pricing" = that is the lane to write in. 4. Suggest the user write 1 post per week using the structure