refactor(linkedin): single newsletter entry + skill trigger + router row (S11)

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---
name: linkedin:multiplatform
description: |
Adapts LinkedIn content for other platforms. Write once, publish everywhere: LinkedIn to
Twitter/X threads, newsletter sections, blog posts, presentation slides, and YouTube scripts.
Adapts LinkedIn content for other short-form and cross-format platforms. Write once, publish
everywhere: LinkedIn to Twitter/X threads, presentation slides, and YouTube scripts.
Long-form (newsletters, blog posts, essays) is owned by /linkedin:newsletter — not this command.
Triggers on: "adapt for twitter", "cross-post", "multi-platform", "repurpose for",
"turn into thread", "adapt content", "linkedin multiplatform".
allowed-tools:
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## Step 1: Select Target Platform
> **Long-form lives elsewhere.** Newsletters, blog posts, and essays are produced by
> `/linkedin:newsletter` — the single long-form entry point — not here. This command
> covers short-form and cross-format adaptation only. If the user asks to turn a post
> into a newsletter, a blog article, or an essay, route them to `/linkedin:newsletter`.
Use AskUserQuestion:
1. **Twitter/X thread** — Break into thread format
2. **Newsletter section** — Expand for email audience
3. **Blog post** — SEO-optimized long-form
4. **Presentation slides** — Visual deck format
5. **YouTube script** — Video format adaptation
2. **Presentation slides** — Visual deck format
3. **YouTube script** — Video format adaptation
## Adaptation Templates
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- Add relevant hashtags to first tweet only
```
### LinkedIn → Newsletter Section
```
## [Section Title]
[Expanded introduction — 150 words]
[Context that email readers might not have]
### [Key Point 1]
[Expanded with examples — 200 words]
### [Key Point 2]
[Expanded with data — 200 words]
### [Key Point 3]
[Expanded with practical steps — 200 words]
**Key Takeaway:** [One sentence summary]
---
Newsletter tips:
- More depth than LinkedIn post
- Can include links freely
- Personal tone for email
- Segment-specific adjustments
- Target: 800-1,200 words
```
### LinkedIn → Blog Post
```
# [SEO-Optimized Title]
**Meta description:** [155 chars for SEO]
**Target keyword:** [primary keyword]
## Introduction
[Hook + context — 200 words]
## [H2: Key Point 1]
[Detailed explanation — 400 words]
[Include: examples, data, screenshots]
## [H2: Key Point 2]
[Same depth]
## [H2: Key Point 3]
[Same depth]
## Conclusion
[Summary + CTA — 200 words]
---
Blog tips:
- SEO-optimized headings
- Internal and external links OK
- Images/diagrams where relevant
- Target: 1,500-2,500 words
- Include author bio
```
### LinkedIn → Presentation Slides
```
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- `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/references/linkedin-formats.md`
- `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/references/engagement-frameworks.md`
- `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/references/newsletter-strategy-guide.md`
- `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/references/articles-strategy-guide.md`
> Long-form references (`newsletter-strategy-guide.md`, `articles-strategy-guide.md`)
> are used by `/linkedin:newsletter`, the single long-form entry point.