Marketing

8 tools reviewed

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linkedin-agent-skill Review 2026 — Eleven Free Claude Skills That Run a LinkedIn Account, With a Humanizer That Measures Itself

linkedin-agent-skill (created September 7, 2026, MIT, ~85 stars in three days) by Jake Schincariol is a pack of eleven free Claude skills that run a LinkedIn account: posts generated from 21 hook formulas, comments in nine types, replies sorted by lead potential, a 100-point profile score against a 12-part rubric, weekly planning, carousel copy, repurposing, DM sequences, inbox triage and a post-mortem audit. The centrepiece is /li-human, a humanizer that ships two real Python scripts — humanize.py runs three cleaning passes (invisible characters, typography, a 113-term slop lexicon) and detect.py scores the result against a five-check panel (burstiness, specificity, slop density, fingerprint, voice) with the verdict weighting the weakest single check at 40%. Nothing is posted automatically: the skills write and you paste, because there is no official API for posting to a personal profile and browser automation violates LinkedIn's User Agreement. This review covers the eleven commands, how the humanizer's five checks work with worked numbers (24.8 FLAGGED before, 69.7 REVIEW after a single pass), the honest fine print — local heuristics, not GPTZero, no claims about defeating watermarking, nothing fabricated — and who should use a LinkedIn workflow that ends in a copy-ready block.