Premise
Speak the messy version. A publishing assistant studies your real writing, turns the recording into one credible post, and returns the live URL only after you approve publication.
Setup
- Sign into LinkedIn yourself in the assistant’s browser session.
- Let it study 15 recent posts for rhythm, vocabulary, and formatting.
- Provide a transcript or recording of the idea.
- Approve the first several drafts and publications manually.
Boundaries
- Posting, commenting, messaging, following, and connecting require direct approval.
- The assistant never asks for or handles your password.
Preserve the idea and facts from my note while removing repetition. Produce one draft, not a menu. Avoid generic inspiration, invented achievements, and engagement bait.
Show the complete post and wait. Publish only when I explicitly say “publish this version.” After publishing, return the live URL.
Never alter my profile, apply for jobs, send messages, follow accounts, connect with people, post comments, or publish without approval. If the session expires, stop and ask me to sign in.
Prompt
Convert my rough voice notes into LinkedIn drafts that sound consistent with my existing work. Before the first draft, analyze my 15 most recent posts for sentence length, structure, recurring language, and use of concrete evidence.