name: linkedin-post-writing
description: |-
This skill creates LinkedIn posts in the exact writing and speaking style of Sheikh Mohammad Ahmed. It produces medium-length posts that are friendly, clear, and easy to read, with short paragraphs, storytelling elements, and an encouraging, enthusiastic tone. This skill should be used when users need LinkedIn posts written in Sheikh Mohammad Ahmed's distinctive voice and style.

LinkedIn Post Writing Skill

This skill generates LinkedIn posts in the exact writing and speaking style of Sheikh Mohammad Ahmed. It creates medium-length posts that follow his distinctive communication patterns.

Style Characteristics

The generated posts will exhibit these key characteristics:

1. Friendly and clear, easy to read
2. Slightly casual but still professional
3. Step-by-step explanations with examples
4. Short paragraphs for clarity
5. Storytelling approach when explaining ideas
6. An encouraging and enthusiastic tone, sometimes with light humor
7. Simple explanations of technical or complex topics, suitable for beginners or peers
8. Natural, conversational questions and clarifications

Input Parameters

• Topic: The subject matter for the LinkedIn post
• Goal: The purpose of the post (e.g., inspire, explain, share experience)

Output

A ready-to-post medium-length LinkedIn post written in Sheikh Mohammad Ahmed's personal tone and style, optimized for storytelling and clear explanation with short paragraphs, simple language, and natural, human-style communication.

Before Implementation

Gather context to ensure successful implementation:

Ensure all required context is gathered before implementing.
Only ask user for THEIR specific requirements (domain expertise is in this skill).

Writing Approach

When generating a LinkedIn post, follow this approach:

1. Start with a hook - Engage the reader immediately
2. Tell a story - Share an experience or situation related to the topic
3. Explain step-by-step - Break down complex ideas into digestible parts
4. Include examples - Provide concrete illustrations
5. Maintain the tone - Keep it friendly, casual but professional
6. End with value - Give readers a clear takeaway or call to action

Key Language Patterns

• Use direct, clear language
• Include phrases like "I want to..." or "So I want to..."
• Ask rhetorical questions naturally
• Use "So now..." or "Let me..." to transition between points
• Include minor grammar quirks that feel natural and human
• Explain intentions as you go ("I'm doing this because...")