LinkedIn Post Refiner Pack
Clean up a rough thought into a useful, opinionated LinkedIn post without corporate filler.
- Runtime
- 10-15 minutes
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Format
- Editorial workflow
Example run
The artifact is the proof.
Tested 2026-07-12 · Claude (Fable 5)
Scenario: A three-person bookkeeping firm's rambling voice note about churn — clients leaving around month 3, an unread monthly PDF report, and the Loom experiment that stopped it.
Sample artifact
From the example runWe lost 5 clients in Q1. We lost 1 in Q2. The work didn't change. The report did. For two years we sent every bookkeeping client a monthly PDF. Email tracking said 12% ever opened it. In April we replaced it with a 15-minute Loom: me, walking through their numbers, plain language. 78% watch it. The rule we run now: every client hears our voice once a month. A PDF is not a touchpoint.
Before
A messy note full of hedges ('I think', 'kind of crazy'), buzzwords ('journey', 'game-changer', 'leverage video'), a half-formed second claim about a productized tier, and 'thoughts?' as the closer.
After
An 82-character before/after opener (5 clients lost in Q1, 1 in Q2), both proof numbers (12% PDF opens vs 78% Loom views) inside the first five lines, the tier plug dropped and reported per Pass 1, and a closing rule the reader can steal — 19/20 on the pack's own rubric, publish as is.
Run it like this
- 01Fill the four inputs — paste the messy note as is, name one specific reader, attach one real number
- 02Copy the rewrite prompt between the two rules into your AI tool and run it
- 03Check the Pass 1 claim line — confirm any second claim the model dropped really belongs in its own post
- 04Run the 22-item filler checklist and the engagement-bait blacklist over the returned post yourself
- 05Score the four-axis rubric by hand — 16/20 or it does not ship
What you leave with
Useful output, not another chat.
A refined post with the claim inside the see-more fold
Two alternate openings, labeled by pattern
A 16/20 rubric gate before anything ships
Contents
The working parts.
Best for Builders publishing practical proof-of-work and opinionated lessons.
Useful for