Social media skills bundles

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Agents · GTM & content

Serge's open-source Claude Code skills for LinkedIn, X, Threads, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube.

What it is

A family of MIT-licensed skill bundles for Claude Code, one repository per network: linkedin-skills, x-skills, threads-skills, tiktok-skills, instagram-skills, facebook-skills and youtube-skills, all under github.com/sergebulaev. Each bundle is a folder of SKILL.md files the agent loads on demand. The LinkedIn bundle, the largest, includes a post writer built on named 2026 hook formulas, a post audit against algorithm heuristics, a humanizer that strips AI tells, a hook extractor that reverse-engineers viral posts into blank templates, a comment drafter and reply handler that work from a post URL, a 7-day content planner, a thread-engagement monitor, a profile optimizer and an employee-advocacy playbook. Posting and scheduling go through Publora after an approval card, so nothing is published without a human click.

As of 2026-09-06 the GitHub API shows linkedin-skills at 1,139 stars and 172 forks; the sibling bundles range from a dozen to a few dozen stars each, and all were updated on 2026-09-05.

Where it fits in the AI OS

GTM & content, the whole middle of the pipeline: plan → draft → audit → humanize → engage. This is the "operator" path where a founder runs their own distribution from a terminal, with the agent doing the first draft and the checks and the human doing the taste.

Insider notes

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How Serge's stack uses it

These are Serge's own bundles, and the membership site's landing page shows them in a "Free on GitHub" section with live star counts, with the line "These are free and always will be. Members get the private ones." Paid members get the private repositories that sit behind them (a skills-hub control center and research and engagement tools are named as candidates in the project notes), plus early access to new skills on the annual plan.

Setup in 5 minutes

  1. git clone https://github.com/sergebulaev/linkedin-skills (or add it as a Claude Code plugin from the marketplace if listed).
  2. Copy or symlink the skill folders into .claude/skills/ of the project where you write content, or into ~/.claude/skills/ for global use.
  3. Restart Claude Code and run /linkedin-post-writer with a topic.
  4. Run /linkedin-post-audit on the draft, then /linkedin-humanizer.
  5. Connect Publora (API key in env) so the approval card can schedule.

Alternatives

  • Co.Actor — the same voice work as a product with a team UI.
  • Taplio / Typefully — schedulers with built-in AI writing.
  • Generic "write me a LinkedIn post" prompts — works once, drifts fast; the bundles encode the checks that keep quality stable.