Skills for AI agents

28 free, MIT-licensed skills that turn Claude Code, Cursor, or any skills-compatible agent into a working LinkedIn content assistant. Each skill is a distilled methodology your agent's own model runs locally — no API keys, no accounts, nothing phones home. Humans: the same tools live at liftli.ai/tools.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills

MIT license · runs on your agent's model · github.com/liftli-ai/skills · machine-readable manifest

What these are

A skill is an installable instruction package — a SKILL.md your agent reads and executes with its own model. Installing one teaches your agent a content craft: the hook patterns that survive LinkedIn's "see more" fold, the 8 checks of a strong headline, the tells that make writing smell like AI. The knowhow is the same behind Liftli's 28 free web tools; skills are the version built for the terminal.

Install everything with the command above, or a single skill with --skill <name> — every card below carries its exact command.

Write — Drafting skills: hooks, posts, comments, repurposing

Write

linkedin-hook-generator

LinkedIn Hook Generator

Generates 8 scroll-stopping opening lines for a LinkedIn or X post, each built on a different proven pattern (contrarian claim, number + unexpected outcome, confession, mid-story drop) and sized to survive the ~210-character “see more” fold. The agent's own model does the writing using the distilled pattern library — no API key, no account.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill linkedin-hook-generator
Write

linkedin-post-generator

LinkedIn Post Generator

Writes a complete LinkedIn post from a topic or raw material: hook above the fold, 1–2 sentence paragraphs, concrete specifics, one clear takeaway. Encodes the editorial structure that separates posts people read from posts people scroll past.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill linkedin-post-generator
Write

linkedin-post-rewriter

LinkedIn Post Rewriter

Rewrites a draft post for reach while keeping the author's facts and voice: fixes buried hooks, wall-of-text formatting, AI-sounding phrasing and weak endings, then explains every change it made. Never invents claims that weren't in the original.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill linkedin-post-rewriter
Write

linkedin-post-ideas

LinkedIn Post Ideas

Interviews the user about their actual expertise, then mines it for 15 specific post ideas across five angles: lessons & mistakes, contrarian takes, process, stories, and data. Each idea is one sharp sentence someone could immediately start writing from — no generic listicles.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill linkedin-post-ideas
Write

linkedin-comment-generator

LinkedIn Comment Generator

Writes 25–40 word LinkedIn replies with actual substance — a concrete example, a respectful challenge, an extension, a micro-story, or a genuinely useful question. Never opens with empty praise and never includes a CTA.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill linkedin-comment-generator
Write

linkedin-poll-generator

LinkedIn Poll Generator

Creates complete LinkedIn polls people actually answer: a question under 140 characters the reader feels qualified and eager to vote on, 3–4 chooseable options under 30 characters each, and an intro post that stakes a light opinion so comments have something to react to.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill linkedin-poll-generator
Write

linkedin-to-x

LinkedIn to X Converter

Repurposes a LinkedIn post for X (Twitter) properly instead of copy-pasting: a standalone post under 280 characters, a 4–6 post thread whose first post hooks alone, and a spicier quote-bait variant. Strips LinkedIn-isms and tightens to the core claim, because X rewards conversation.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill linkedin-to-x
Write

linkedin-contrarian-takes

Contrarian Take Generator

Generates 6 defensible contrarian angles on a topic — each with the take itself, the steelman of the common advice, and the conditions under which the contrarian view wins. Built for honest disagreement, not shock-bait; helps the user pick the angle they can defend from lived experience.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill linkedin-contrarian-takes
Write

devlog-to-linkedin-post

Commits to LinkedIn Post

Turns a developer's real work week — commit messages, PR titles, or a described week — into a build-in-public LinkedIn post with actual narrative tension (the bug that took three tries, the feature that got cut). In a git repo, the agent can read the log itself. Never a changelog dump.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill devlog-to-linkedin-post
Write

meeting-notes-to-linkedin-post

Meeting Notes to LinkedIn Post

Mines meeting notes or call transcripts for their strongest post-worthy insight — the customer sentence that reframes the problem, the objection everyone has, a decision and its reasoning — and writes it up fully anonymized, plus two runner-up angles.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill meeting-notes-to-linkedin-post

Profile — Headline, About, profile audit, AI-search visibility

Profile

linkedin-headline-generator

LinkedIn Headline Generator

Writes 7 LinkedIn headlines under 220 characters using different proven formulas (“I help X achieve Y through Z”, outcome + proof, role | niche | proof-point), front-loading the first ~65 characters that survive search truncation. Flags buzzwords and pipe-soup.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill linkedin-headline-generator
Profile

linkedin-headline-analyzer

LinkedIn Headline Analyzer

Scores an existing LinkedIn headline against 8 checks: length vs the 220 limit, the ~65-character search cut, buzzwords, pipe count, all-caps, audience signal, and the title-only trap — with a specific fix for every failed check and one rewritten example.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill linkedin-headline-analyzer
Profile

linkedin-about-generator

LinkedIn About Generator

Writes a LinkedIn About section that reads like a landing page, not a bio: a hook in the first 3 lines (all that shows before “see more”), who you help and the outcome, proof with numbers, how you work, and exactly one call-to-action. First person, 150–250 words.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill linkedin-about-generator
Profile

linkedin-profile-checklist

LinkedIn Profile Checklist

Walks the user through a 25-point profile audit in five groups — photo & banner, headline & URL, About, experience & skills, activity & social proof — with a weighted score (activity and About count double) and a prioritized fix list.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill linkedin-profile-checklist
Profile

ai-search-visibility

AI Search Visibility Audit

A GEO (generative engine optimization) audit for a person: 12 checks across Presence, Consistency and Citability that determine whether ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity can find and cite the user for their expertise. Returns a tier (Invisible / Fragments / Citable) and concrete next actions.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill ai-search-visibility

Check — Pre-publish checks the agent runs in seconds

Check

linkedin-character-limits

LinkedIn Character Limits

A reference skill carrying every LinkedIn character limit for 2026 — posts (3,000), the ~210/~140 character “see more” folds, headline (220), About (2,600), comments (1,250), articles, messages, polls — plus the editorial rules of thumb, so the agent can length-check drafts in the terminal.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill linkedin-character-limits
Check

linkedin-post-preview

LinkedIn Post Fold Preview

Computes exactly what survives LinkedIn's “see more” fold: shows the first ~210 characters (desktop) and ~140 (mobile) as readers will see them, flags cuts that land mid-word or mid-idea, and judges whether the amputated hook still creates pull.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill linkedin-post-preview
Check

linkedin-post-analyzer

LinkedIn Post Analyzer

Applies a 10-point pre-publish checklist to a draft: hook fits the fold, sentence length, wall-of-text paragraphs, total length, hashtag and emoji counts, buzzwords, ending strength, bare URLs. Framed honestly as editorial best practices, not algorithm claims.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill linkedin-post-analyzer
Check

ai-sounding-post-checker

AI-Sounding Post Checker

Audits a draft for the tells that make readers smell AI — filler openers, “Not only… but also” constructions, enumerator adverbs, tell-vocabulary like “delve” and “seamless”, em-dash chains, uniform sentence rhythm — then fixes by adding what's missing (real numbers, real moments, actual quotes), not by paraphrasing the tells away.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill ai-sounding-post-checker
Check

hot-take-risk-check

Hot-Take Risk Check

A pre-publish second opinion on a spicy draft: a verdict (SHIP IT / SHIP WITH EDITS / RETHINK), the most uncharitable plausible reading, ranked risks, and the minimal edits that keep the edge without the backfire. The goal is braver posts, not neutered ones.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill hot-take-risk-check
Check

linkedin-text-formatter

LinkedIn Text Formatter

Converts text to Unicode bold, italic, bold-italic or monospace for LinkedIn using the Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols mapping — with the honest caveats: screen readers spell it letter-by-letter and search can't index it, so use it for one or two emphasis moments, never whole posts.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill linkedin-text-formatter
Check

linkedin-line-break-fixer

LinkedIn Line Break Fixer

Cleans text pasted from Google Docs or Word before it hits LinkedIn: strips zero-width characters, normalizes exotic spaces, collapses runs of blank lines, trims trailing whitespace, and reflows paragraphs to the 1–2 sentence rhythm the feed rewards.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill linkedin-line-break-fixer

Measure — Metrics, timing, costs and reference tables

Measure

linkedin-engagement-rate

LinkedIn Engagement Rate

Computes LinkedIn engagement rate both ways — by impressions (for your own posts) and by followers (for comparing accounts) — and interprets the number with clearly-hedged rules of thumb, small-sample caveats, and why comments outweigh reactions.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill linkedin-engagement-rate
Measure

linkedin-follower-growth

LinkedIn Follower Growth

Projects follower growth with compounding math and milestone estimates, wrapped in the honest caveats: real growth comes in spikes and plateaus, followers is a lagging metric, and consistency changes the slope more than any tactic.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill linkedin-follower-growth
Measure

linkedin-best-time-to-post

LinkedIn Best Time to Post

The honest answer on LinkedIn timing: there is no universal best time — published studies disagree because they average different audiences. Carries the commonly-reported windows plus a 4–6 week method to find the user's own best slots from first-hour impressions.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill linkedin-best-time-to-post
Measure

linkedin-ghostwriter-cost

LinkedIn Ghostwriter Cost

Prices the three ways to keep a LinkedIn presence alive: a human ghostwriter ($500–$3,500/month), DIY (the user's hourly rate × hours per post), and software. Helps the user compute their own numbers and says plainly when a human is the right call.

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill linkedin-ghostwriter-cost
Measure

linkedin-image-sizes

LinkedIn Image Sizes

A reference skill with every LinkedIn image dimension for 2026 — profile photo, personal banner (1584×396), company pages, post images, article covers, carousel PDFs — labeled recommended vs minimum, plus the crop rules (the profile photo overlaps the banner's bottom-left on desktop).

npx skills add liftli-ai/skills --skill linkedin-image-sizes

Skills vs. the full pipeline

Skills are stateless: your agent brings the model, the skill brings the craft. What they can't know is you — your writing voice, your strategy, your material, what worked last month. That's the Liftli MCP: it extracts your voice from your real posts, mines your voice notes, calls and GitHub activity for material, keeps persistent strategy memory, and publishes to LinkedIn, X and Substack behind a one-tap approval gate. Connector details for agents: liftli.ai/llms.txt. Free tier, no card.

Frequently asked questions

What are agent skills?

Skills are installable instruction packages for AI agents — a SKILL.md file carrying a distilled methodology that the agent's own model executes. Installing a Liftli skill teaches your agent how to do one content task well (write hooks, audit a profile, check timing) using the same knowhow behind the free tools at liftli.ai/tools. No API keys, no accounts, nothing phones home.

Which AI agents and clients support these skills?

Any client compatible with the open skills format: Claude Code, Cursor, and other agents that read SKILL.md packages. Install with npx skills add liftli-ai/skills. The skills are plain markdown, so even agents without a skills manager can be pointed at the GitHub repository and use them directly.

Are the skills really free? What's the catch?

MIT-licensed, free forever, and they run entirely on your agent's own model — Liftli never sees your content and pays nothing per use, so there is nothing to meter. They exist because they're the single-serving versions of what Liftli does as a full pipeline; if a skill earns a place in your workflow, you know where the rest lives.

How do skills differ from the Liftli MCP?

Skills are stateless methodology — your agent brings the model, the skill brings the craft. The Liftli MCP is the stateful product: it extracts your writing voice from your real posts, mines your voice notes, calls and GitHub activity for material, keeps persistent strategy memory, and publishes to LinkedIn, X and Substack behind a one-tap approval gate. Skills need no account; the MCP has a free tier at liftli.ai.

Do the skills work offline or in CI?

Yes — a skill is a markdown file on disk. Once installed it works wherever your agent works, including air-gapped or CI environments, because there are no network calls: the agent's own model does all the generation and analysis.

Can I use these skills for a human, in a browser?

Every skill has a web twin at liftli.ai/tools — 28 free browser tools with the same methodology, no login required. The skills page and the tools page cover the same ground for two audiences: agents install skills, humans use the web tools.

Your agent knows the craft. Liftli knows you.

Voice extraction, strategy memory, real material from your week, publishing behind your one-tap yes — connect the Liftli MCP.

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