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Right to say it: a LinkedIn draft check (Claude skill)

A Claude skill that goes through a draft sentence by sentence, marks what you saw first-hand, what you heard and what is opinion, and fixes the sentences you could not defend.

Right to say it: a LinkedIn draft check (Claude skill)

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Readers can tell when a post repeats something its author has only read. This skill numbers your sentences and marks each one: seen, heard, opinion, or a general claim with no source.

What you saw stays. What you heard gets its source. An opinion is allowed to be one. "Studies show" either gets a named study or goes. If more than half the post turns out to be general claims, the skill asks for one thing you did or saw and rebuilds the post around it.

  • A marked list of every sentence, with a count of each kind.
  • A repaired draft that changes as few words as possible, and a list of what changed and why.
  • It never supplies an experience, a customer or a number you did not give it.

To add it to Claude, open Customize, then Skills, press the plus sign, choose Upload a skill and pick the ZIP. Code execution has to be switched on under Settings, Capabilities. In Claude Code, unzip the folder into your skills folder. You do not need an Adamiro account.

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