What LinkedIn comment writer does
Paste a LinkedIn post and get one comment you can post right away. It refers to a specific point from the post, so it is obvious you read it, and it runs two to four sentences without the stock openers that get a comment scrolled past.
What you give it
The text of a LinkedIn post, pasted into the chat.
What you get back
- One comment of roughly 30 to 60 words, ready to paste, with no preamble around it
Use cases
Commenting in your field
Your background is used only where it actually fits the post, so the comment reads as a contribution rather than a pitch.
Commenting outside your field
When the post is not your area, you get a short, safe general thought rather than faked expertise.
Staying visible without sounding automated
No "Great post!", no "Thanks for sharing", no hashtags, no em dashes. The comment sounds like a colleague replying.
How to use LinkedIn comment writer
Install the writing toolkit
/plugin install writing-toolkit@claude-skills
Paste the post
Paste it and ask for a comment, a reply, or "what should I say to this".
Share the profile with the post writer
It reads the same ~/.claude/profiles/linkedin.md as the LinkedIn post writer, so you only set your background up once.
Benefits
Specific, so the author notices
Referring to a real point from the post is the single thing that separates a comment worth leaving from noise.
Ends on a statement
Questions in comments read as engagement farming and put work back on the author, so the comment closes with a thought instead.
Never self-promotes
It does not sell, pitch services or drop links, which is the fastest way to be ignored.
Install linkedin-comment-writer
This skill ships in the writing-toolkit plugin. Add the marketplace once, then install the plugin in Claude Code.
/plugin marketplace add rodneylungayan/claude-skills
/plugin install writing-toolkit@claude-skillsAfter that the skill loads on its own whenever your request matches it. You can also invoke it by name with /linkedin-comment-writer.
- Profile
- Reads
~/.claude/profiles/linkedin.md. It asks for the details the first time and offers to save them there, so later runs ask nothing.
Questions about linkedin-comment-writer
- Will the comment mention what I do for work?
- Only when it genuinely fits the post. Working your job title into an unrelated thread reads as self-promotion, so the skill leaves it out by default.