Add LinkedIn Post Formatter skill and LinkedIn Post Writer agent 🤖🤖🤖 (#1392)

* feat(skills,agents): add LinkedIn post formatter skill and writer agent

Add self-contained LinkedIn post formatting skill with Unicode bold/italic
character mapping and engagement-optimized post structure patterns.
Add LinkedIn Post Writer agent for transforming raw content into
copy-paste-ready LinkedIn posts. No external service dependencies.

* fix: address Copilot review comments on PR #1392

- Correct Unicode range header to include digit range (U+1D7EC–U+1D7F5)
- Add explicit instruction to load references/unicode-charmap.md
- Fix LinkedIn casing in README.agents.md (Linkedin → LinkedIn)

* fix: use display name for LinkedIn agent to preserve brand casing

The name field now uses 'LinkedIn Post Writer' instead of the slug
format, ensuring the auto-generated README table shows correct casing.

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name: linkedin-post-formatter
description: 'Format and draft compelling LinkedIn posts using Unicode bold/italic styling, visual separators, structured sections, and engagement-optimized patterns. USE FOR: draft LinkedIn post, format text for LinkedIn, create social media post, write thought leadership post, convert content to LinkedIn format, LinkedIn carousel text, Unicode bold italic formatting.'
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# LinkedIn Post Formatter
Transform raw content, ideas, or technical material into polished, engagement-optimized LinkedIn posts using Unicode typography and proven structural patterns.
## Overview
LinkedIn only supports plain text — no Markdown rendering, no rich formatting. This skill uses Unicode Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols to simulate bold, italic, and bold-italic text that renders natively in the LinkedIn editor without any external tools.
## Unicode Typography Reference
When converting plain text into Unicode-styled LinkedIn text, first load and use `references/unicode-charmap.md` as the authoritative character mapping reference.
Apply these character mappings to create visual emphasis in plain text:
### Bold (Mathematical Sans-Serif Bold)
Use bold for key phrases, section headers, and emphasis words.
| Plain | Unicode Bold |
|-------|-------------|
| A-Z | 𝗔-𝗭 |
| a-z | 𝗮-𝘇 |
| 0-9 | 𝟬-𝟵 |
### Italic (Mathematical Sans-Serif Italic)
Use italic for subtle emphasis, technical terms, or quotes.
| Plain | Unicode Italic |
|-------|---------------|
| A-Z | 𝘈-𝘡 |
| a-z | 𝘢-𝘻 |
### Bold-Italic (Mathematical Sans-Serif Bold Italic)
Use sparingly for maximum emphasis.
| Plain | Unicode Bold-Italic |
|-------|-------------------|
| A-Z | 𝘼-𝙕 |
| a-z | 𝙖-𝙯 |
## Visual Separators
Use these characters to create visual structure:
- **Section divider**: `━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━` (box-drawing heavy horizontal)
- **Bullet points**: `◈` (diamond with dot) or `◎` (bullseye)
- **Arrow flow**: `↓` for vertical flow, `→` for horizontal continuation
- **Sub-points**: `↳` for indented sub-items
- **Numbered items**: Use bold Unicode digits `𝟭. 𝟮. 𝟯.` etc.
## Post Structure Patterns
### Pattern 1: Hook → Content → CTA (General Purpose)
```
[Bold hook line — provocative statement or question]
[1-2 lines of context setting the stage]
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
[Main content with bold section headers]
[Bullet points using ◈ or numbered with bold digits]
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
[Bold takeaway or summary]
[Call to action — repost, comment, or grab resource]
#Hashtags
```
### Pattern 2: Listicle (Numbered Insights)
```
[Bold opening line with a strong claim]
[Setup line explaining what follows]
𝟭. [Bold item title]
[Supporting detail]
𝟮. [Bold item title]
[Supporting detail]
...
𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗸𝗲𝘆 𝘁𝗮𝗸𝗲𝗮𝘄𝗮𝘆: [Summary in italic]
#Hashtags
```
### Pattern 3: Story → Lesson (Thought Leadership)
```
[Italic opening with a personal or observed moment]
[2-3 short paragraphs telling the story]
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗼𝗻:
[Bold lesson or principle extracted from the story]
[CTA]
#Hashtags
```
### Pattern 4: Resource Share (Cheatsheet/Guide/Tool)
```
[Hook: "If you do X, you cannot miss this..."]
[Brief description of what the resource covers]
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
[Bold section count]. [Bold section titles as numbered list]
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗹 𝘁𝗮𝗸𝗲𝗮𝘄𝗮𝘆:
[Why this resource matters — bold key phrase]
[Grab it / Share it CTA]
♻️ 𝗥𝗲𝗽𝗼𝘀𝘁 if this is useful to your network.
#Hashtags
```
## Formatting Rules
1. **Line breaks matter**: LinkedIn collapses multiple blank lines. Use single blank lines between paragraphs.
2. **Hook above the fold**: The first 2-3 lines must compel the reader to click "see more." Front-load value.
3. **Short paragraphs**: 1-3 sentences max per paragraph. Wall of text kills engagement.
4. **Bold sparingly**: Bold key phrases and headers, not entire paragraphs.
5. **Italic for nuance**: Use italic for technical terms, internal thoughts, or subtle emphasis.
6. **Hashtags at the end**: 5-8 relevant hashtags on the last line. No mid-post hashtags.
7. **No emojis in body** unless the user explicitly requests them. Exception: one strategic emoji in CTA (♻️ for repost).
8. **Character limit**: LinkedIn posts can be up to 3000 characters. Aim for 1500-2500 for optimal engagement.
9. **No URLs in body**: LinkedIn suppresses reach for posts with links. Add links in comments instead. Mention "link in comments" or "grab it below" as CTA.
## Engagement Optimization
- **Opening hooks that work**: Questions, bold claims, "If you do X...", contrarian takes, surprising stats.
- **Closing CTAs that work**: "♻️ 𝗥𝗲𝗽𝗼𝘀𝘁 if...", "Save this for later", "Tag someone who needs this", "What's your take? 👇"
- **Whitespace is your friend**: Dense text gets scrolled past. Airy, scannable layout wins.
- **The "see more" hook**: LinkedIn truncates posts after ~210 characters on desktop. Make sure the first 2 lines create enough curiosity to click.
## Process
1. Analyze the source content (text, HTML, image, or idea).
2. Identify the best post structure pattern (Hook→Content→CTA, Listicle, Story→Lesson, Resource Share).
3. Extract the core message and 3-5 key points.
4. Apply Unicode bold/italic formatting to headers and emphasis words using `references/unicode-charmap.md`.
5. Add visual separators between sections.
6. Write a compelling hook for the opening.
7. Add a CTA and hashtags at the end.
8. Verify the post is copy-paste ready for LinkedIn.

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# Unicode Character Map Reference
Full mapping tables for LinkedIn Unicode formatting. Load this file when generating posts to ensure correct character conversion.
## Sans-Serif Bold (Letters: U+1D5D4 U+1D607; Digits: U+1D7EC U+1D7F5)
```
A → 𝗔 B → 𝗕 C → 𝗖 D → 𝗗 E → 𝗘 F → 𝗙 G → 𝗚 H → 𝗛 I → 𝗜 J → 𝗝
K → 𝗞 L → 𝗟 M → 𝗠 N → 𝗡 O → 𝗢 P → 𝗣 Q → 𝗤 R → 𝗥 S → 𝗦 T → 𝗧
U → 𝗨 V → 𝗩 W → 𝗪 X → 𝗫 Y → 𝗬 Z → 𝗭
a → 𝗮 b → 𝗯 c → 𝗰 d → 𝗱 e → 𝗲 f → 𝗳 g → 𝗴 h → 𝗵 i → 𝗶 j → 𝗷
k → 𝗸 l → 𝗹 m → 𝗺 n → 𝗻 o → 𝗼 p → 𝗽 q → 𝗾 r → 𝗿 s → 𝘀 t → 𝘁
u → 𝘂 v → 𝘃 w → 𝘄 x → 𝘅 y → 𝘆 z → 𝘇
0 → 𝟬 1 → 𝟭 2 → 𝟮 3 → 𝟯 4 → 𝟰 5 → 𝟱 6 → 𝟲 7 → 𝟳 8 → 𝟴 9 → 𝟵
```
## Sans-Serif Italic (U+1D608 U+1D63B)
```
A → 𝘈 B → 𝘉 C → 𝘊 D → 𝘋 E → 𝘌 F → 𝘍 G → 𝘎 H → 𝘏 I → 𝘐 J → 𝘑
K → 𝘒 L → 𝘓 M → 𝘔 N → 𝘕 O → 𝘖 P → 𝘗 Q → 𝘘 R → 𝘙 S → 𝘚 T → 𝘛
U → 𝘜 V → 𝘝 W → 𝘞 X → 𝘟 Y → 𝘠 Z → 𝘡
a → 𝘢 b → 𝘣 c → 𝘤 d → 𝘥 e → 𝘦 f → 𝘧 g → 𝘨 h → 𝘩 i → 𝘪 j → 𝘫
k → 𝘬 l → 𝘭 m → 𝘮 n → 𝘯 o → 𝘰 p → 𝘱 q → 𝘲 r → 𝘳 s → 𝘴 t → 𝘵
u → 𝘶 v → 𝘷 w → 𝘸 x → 𝘹 y → 𝘺 z → 𝘻
```
## Sans-Serif Bold Italic (U+1D63C U+1D66F)
```
A → 𝘼 B → 𝘽 C → 𝘾 D → 𝘿 E → 𝙀 F → 𝙁 G → 𝙂 H → 𝙃 I → 𝙄 J → 𝙅
K → 𝙆 L → 𝙇 M → 𝙈 N → 𝙉 O → 𝙊 P → 𝙋 Q → 𝙌 R → 𝙍 S → 𝙎 T → 𝙏
U → 𝙐 V → 𝙑 W → 𝙒 X → 𝙓 Y → 𝙔 Z → 𝙕
a → 𝙖 b → 𝙗 c → 𝙘 d → 𝙙 e → 𝙚 f → 𝙛 g → 𝙜 h → 𝙝 i → 𝙞 j → 𝙟
k → 𝙠 l → 𝙡 m → 𝙢 n → 𝙣 o → 𝙤 p → 𝙥 q → 𝙦 r → 𝙧 s → 𝙨 t → 𝙩
u → 𝙪 v → 𝙫 w → 𝙬 x → 𝙭 y → 𝙮 z → 𝙯
```
## Visual Symbols
```
Section divider: ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
Diamond bullet: ◈
Bullseye bullet: ◎
Down arrow: ↓
Right arrow: →
Sub-item arrow: ↳
Repost icon: ♻️
```