LinkedIn content with Claude Code. In your voice, not AI's.
The exact skill file RecruiterGTM runs: a 5-stage pipeline that takes your idea through research, a writing framework, and a scoring gate before the draft ever reaches you. Free to download, built for recruiters.
Why your AI-written posts read like AI.
If you are using Claude or ChatGPT to write LinkedIn content, there is a very high chance you are going straight from idea to post. That shortcut is the whole problem.
Idea straight to post
Most people type a topic into a prompt and publish whatever comes back. With no fresh input, the model remixes what it has seen before, and the output reads like every other AI post on your feed.
No research behind the take
A post without a recent stat, a named voice, or a current example enters the feed in a vacuum. Nothing anchors it to the conversation your market is actually having this month.
No quality gate
If the first draft goes to your clipboard, you become the editor of a robotic draft. The AI phrases, the hollow lines, and the fake-profound cadence are now your problem to fix, post after post.
Five stages between your idea and the post you publish.
This is the difference between using AI and having a system. A prompt gives you a draft to fix. A skill gives you your process, running without you.
Idea
Every post starts from something only you could say: a voice note, a client story, a take on an industry headline. The skill never drafts from a bare topic — no fresh input means no post.
Research
The skill pulls three fresh sources per post: a recent data point, a named voice from the industry, and a current example — all from the last 12 months. Your take enters a live conversation.
Writing framework
Hook alone on line one, one sentence per line, your body patterns, your banned phrases, your CTA style. The framework lives in the skill file once and applies to every post automatically.
Scoring the final outcome
Every draft is scored before you see it: hook under 210 characters, zero banned phrases, zero hollow lines, an anti-AI pass. A draft that fails any check gets rewritten first.
Live edits + publish
You edit a finished post, not a blank page — cut anything you would not say out loud, then publish. Your edits sharpen the system for the next batch.
You are the editor of a finished post, not the author of a blank page.
Install it in Claude Code in five steps.
Get Claude Code running
Claude Code is Anthropic's AI that works on your machine — the same tool we install as an AI Ops Manager inside recruitment agencies. Download it at claude.com/claude-code.
Create the skill folder
On your Desktop, create a folder called RecruiterGTM, and inside it: .claude/skills/content-os/ — this is where the skill lives and where Claude Code finds it.
Download both files below
The SKILL.md file is the full framework. The top-15 posts bundle is your gold-standard starter pack. Both go into the content-os folder you just created.
Fill your ContentGPS
Four blocks before you generate anything: your positioning (what you stand for and against), your audience, your voice, and your five content categories. An empty GPS produces generic posts.
Generate in batches of 3-5
Record a 2-3 minute voice note of raw takes, and Claude drafts a batch through all five stages. Your edit pass takes about 10 minutes. Two sessions a week covers a month of daily posting.
Grab both files. No email gate.
Both go into your Desktop folder RecruiterGTM at .claude/skills/content-os/ — then fill your ContentGPS and record your first voice note.
The ContentOS skill file
The full framework: all five stages, the voice rules, the banned AI phrases, the post structures, and the scoring checklist. Swap the personal context for your own ContentGPS and it writes in your voice, not Reyhan's.
Top 15 posts bundle
Fifteen posts in one file: the 10 highest-engagement recruiter posts we could verify, plus 5 Matt Gray posts with his own framework breakdown per post. Sources and engagement numbers included — your gold-standard starter pack.
Frequently asked questions
What is the ContentOS skill?
A skill file for Claude Code that contains RecruiterGTM's full LinkedIn writing system: the 5-stage pipeline (idea, research, writing framework, scoring, live edits), the voice and formatting rules, the banned AI phrases, and the post structures. Claude Code reads it before drafting anything, so every post runs through the same process automatically.
Do I need Claude Code, or does ChatGPT work?
The skill is built for Claude Code, which reads skill files from your machine and can run the research and scoring stages as part of one workflow. That file-based setup is the point: your framework, voice rules, and examples persist between sessions instead of being re-pasted into a chat window.
Will the posts sound like AI wrote them?
That is the problem the pipeline exists to solve. Posts start from your ideas, run through your voice rules and gold-standard examples of your own writing, and pass an anti-AI scoring gate before you see them. You edit, so the final call is always yours.
What is ContentGPS?
The strategy layer the skill writes against: your positioning, your audience, your voice, and your five content categories, documented once. It is the difference between content that could be anyone's and content that could only be yours.
Is this free? What is the catch?
The skill file and the top-15 posts bundle are free downloads, no email gate. We build this system done-for-you inside recruitment agencies as ContentOS, and the RecruiterGTM community runs it together with weekly Q&A support — if you want either, the links are on this page. The files work on their own regardless.
Weekly Q&A support, the full ContentOS course, and 80 recruitment founders posting alongside you.
