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free, no account needed
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Free Claude skills for the platform you post on
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pick your platform
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Two sets, one for each platform
Claude skills for LinkedIn
The long-form set. Comments and replies are where the platform actually rewards you, and this set covers both: what to put under somebody else’s post, and how to handle what lands under yours.
Write in your voice, and audit a draft before it goes out
Draft comments and handle the replies under your post
Rewrite your headline, about section and featured
Read your numbers, and say when the sample is too small
Narrow a niche, set pillars, plan the week
See the 21 LinkedIn skills ›
Claude skills for Twitter
The short-form set. Written separately rather than translated, because the craft differs: a tweet is read out of context, its last line usually wants deleting, and replies are where the reach is.
Write in your voice, and fix a first line that stopped nobody
Audit a tweet before it goes out, read the way a stranger meets it
Get seen in the replies, and know when a tweet is too old to bother
Turn a long idea into a thread that is worth the scroll
Fix the bio and the pinned tweet, the space you actually own
See the 21 Twitter skills ›
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free or connected
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What you get, and what changes if you connect
What you get for nothing
Download the SKILL.md, drop it into ~/.claude/skills/ for Claude Code or paste it as a system prompt, then invoke it by name.
Paste five of your own posts and the skill builds a sketch of how you write, then drafts against it.
Paste your numbers and it finds what the good ones share, and tells you when the sample is too small to mean anything.
Works in Claude, ChatGPT and Codex. No account, no card.
What changes once VoiceMoat is connected
A voice profile trained on everything you have posted, and a separate one per platform, not a sketch from five samples.
A real score out of 100 against that profile, with what is off. The free version structurally cannot fake this.
Your actual impressions and reactions, read from the account.
Posts published or queued from the conversation, behind a preview and a one-time confirmation.
