Agent skill · alirezarezvani
linkedin-profile
Use when someone wants their LinkedIn profile audited or rewritten — headline, About section, experience bullets, Featured, banner, recommendations — or says "fix my headline", "my profile gets views but nothing happens", "optimize my LinkedIn profile", "what should my About section say". Scores the headline on five dimensions, audits the whole profile 0-100 and ranks fixes by points per hour, and assembles an About section that survives the "…see more" fold.
What it needs
About 3k tokens when loaded.
What this skill does
LinkedIn Profile — audit, then rewrite the parts that pay A profile is not a CV. A CV is read by someone who already decided to consider you; a profile is read by someone deciding whether to. Three readers, in descending volume: the scanner (three seconds, from your comment on someone else's post — sees photo and headline only), the evaluator (forty seconds — headline, half the About, Featured), the decider (minutes — everything). Almost all traffic is the scanner. Almost all conversion is the decider. Workflow 1. Audit before rewriting. Ask them to describe their profile section by section, or have them fill assets/profileworksheet.md, then: Exit 0 STRONG / 2 INCOMPLETE / 3 WEAK. It ranks every gap by points per hour and prints a first-hour plan — usually Featured, Open To, and skills, which cost minutes and recover real points. Start there, not with the About section they wanted to agonise over. 2. Headline next — it is the only string that travels. It rides along with every comment, search result, and invitation. Five dimensions at 20 points: audience, outcome, proof, searchability, clarity. Exit 0 SHIP (≥75) / 2 SHARPEN / 3 REWRITE. It also checks the 220-character cap and whether the first ~60 characters — the part that survives in search results and invitation previews — carry anything. Iterate here. Two or three passes is normal; the stop condition is exit 0, or the user saying they would say it out loud to a peer. 3. About section — write to the fold. LinkedIn collapses it after roughly 265-300 characters. Collect the five parts from the user, then assemble: It refuses a fold that cuts mid-sentence, a fold carrying no audience and no proof, a missing call to action, and anything over 2,600 characters. 4. Experience, Featured, recommendations. Rewrite duty lists as outcomes. Pin one artifact a stranger could evaluate in sixty seconds. Ask for two specific recommendations by naming the project and offering a first draft. …
How to use it
Reference it in AdaL, Claude Code, Cursor or any coding agent — nothing to install:
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