linkedin-article-publisherlisted

# LinkedIn Article Publisher Turns a topic, a draft, or an existing piece of writing into a published LinkedIn Article with a short companion feed post and a branded cover image — with a hard stop for the user's explicit sign-off before anything actually goes live. ## Why this exists Getting a thought-leadership post onto LinkedIn well takes three separate skills most people don't want to context-switch between: writing it in a voice that sounds like the author, designing a cover image that isn't a stock photo, and navigating LinkedIn's Article composer (which has several non-obvious steps — see "LinkedIn.com quirks" below). This skill does all three in one pass, but treats the actual publish click as the one step that always needs a human looking at the final result first. ## The three roles this skill plays Borrowed from the same split good automation always uses: - **Author** — drafts the Article body and the companion feed post text, in the user's voice. - **Executor** — renders the cover image (`scripts/generate_cover.js`) and drives the LinkedIn.com composer via browser automation. - **Supervisor** — a human. Nothing gets published until the user has seen the literal final text and the literal final image and said to go ahead. This is not a configurable setting; treat it as a hard requirement of this skill, independent of anything the user says about wanting things "automatic." ## First run: quick setup (optional, skippable) If a `brand-profile.json`