career-brand
AI-powered personal branding and career strategy for LinkedIn. Two skills that work together: /brand — Scans your LinkedIn profile, learns y
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AI-powered personal branding and career strategy for LinkedIn. Two skills that work together: /brand — Scans your LinkedIn profile, learns your story, and helps you write posts that sound like you (not like AI). Creates monthly content calendars, brainstorms ideas from your recent work, and offers hook variations to choose from. Supports any language. /career — Career co-pilot that considers your full picture: job search, side projects, and unique background. Evaluates job offers, optimizes your LinkedIn profile, builds networking strategies, and preps you for interviews with stories from your real experience. Includes a career-advisor agent that ensures your content strategy aligns with your career goals. Works for engineers, product managers, founders, career changers, and anyone who deserves to be visible for the work they do.
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- Kind
- Plugins
- Topic
- Social & content
- Publisher
- asaferdman23
- Origin
- marketplace
- Category
- ferramentas
- Stars
- 5
- Last push
- 2026-03-31T09:36:55Z
- Repository state
- ativo
- Language
- HTML
- License
- MIT
- Added
- 2026-08-30 01:48:58
- Updated
- 2026-08-30 01:48:58
- Origin id
asaferdman23/career-brand-plugin/career-brand
README
# Career Brand — LinkedIn Content & Career Strategy Personal branding & career strategy for developers. Create LinkedIn content, plan content calendars, get career advice, prep for interviews — all powered by AI with your unique story. Available for **Claude Code** and **OpenAI Codex CLI**. --- ## OpenAI Codex CLI ### Install Copy the two skill folders into your Codex skills directory: ```bash cp -r codex-skills/career-brand-brand ~/.codex/skills/ cp -r codex-skills/career-brand-career ~/.codex/skills/ ``` ### Usage ``` $career-brand-brand I just shipped a feature that uses AI to generate event layouts $career-brand-brand plan my month $career-brand-brand ideas $career-brand-career what kind of roles should I target? $career-brand-career [paste a job listing] $career-brand-career interview prep for senior fullstack role ``` ### What's different from Claude Code - Memory stored in `~/.codex/memory/career-brand/` instead of Claude's memory directory - Post reminders / scheduled tasks are not available (Claude Code-only feature) - Subagent career-advisor is not available — career analysis runs inline --- ## Claude Code ### Install Inside Claude Code, run: ``` /plugin marketplace add asaferdman23/career-brand-plugin /plugin install career-brand@career-brand ``` For local development, load the plugin directly instead: ```bash claude --plugin-dir /absolute/path/to/career-brand-plugin ``` ## Commands Plugin skills are namespaced in Claude Code, so you invoke them as: - `/career-brand:brand` - `/career-brand:career` ### `/career-brand:brand` — Personal Branding & LinkedIn Content Create LinkedIn posts with a storyteller voice, plan monthly content calendars, brainstorm ideas, and set post reminders. ``` /career-brand:brand I just shipped a feature that uses AI to generate event layouts /career-brand:brand plan my month /career-brand:brand ideas /career-brand:brand set a reminder to tell me when it's time to post ``` **First run:** The skill asks for your LinkedIn plus 3 follow-up questions to build your career profile. **What it does:** - Drafts posts in a storyteller voice (no "I'm thrilled to announce" ever) - Offers 2-3 hook variations to choose from - Suggests language based on your audience - Plans monthly content calendars aligned with your career goals - Reads your git log for build-in-public material - Can schedule in-session post reminders using Claude Code scheduled tasks - Ships a `Notification` hook so reminder turns can raise a desktop notification when Claude needs your input - Dispatches a `career-advisor` subagent to align content with your career strategy ### `/career-brand:career` — Career Co-Pilot Career direction, job search, networking strategy, and interview prep. ``` /career-brand:career what kind of roles should I target? /career-brand:career [paste a job listing] /career-brand:career networking /career-brand:career interview prep for senior fullstack role ``` **Modes:** - **Career direction** — stay vs. leave, what roles to target, startup timing - **Job search** — target companies, profile optimization, resume tailoring, salary guidance - **Networking** — who to connect with, communities, commenting strategy - **Interview prep** — behavioral stories, "tell me about yourself", mock interviews **Dual-path aware:** If you have a side project or startup, every recommendation accounts for both your job search AND your project. ## How It Works Both skills share context through memory files: - `user_career_profile.md` — your career background (created on first run) - `career_goals.md` — your current targets (created by `/career`) - `brand_calendar.md` — your monthly content plan (created by `/brand`) - `brand_performance.md` — what posts worked (you report, it learns) - `brand_automation.md` — reminder conditions and scheduling preferences A **career-advisor subagent** is dispatched for deep strategic thinking — content theme planning, opportunity evaluation, networking strategy. ## Post Reminders The brand skill can now collect reminder conditions and create Claude Code scheduled tasks for post reminders. Example prompts: ```text /career-brand:brand remind me every weekday at 9:00 if I still have no post drafted this week /career-brand:brand set up a reminder to check my brand calendar every Tuesday and Thursday /career-brand:brand remind me tomorrow at 18:00 to draft the builder story from this week's commits ``` Important limitations from Claude Code: - Scheduled tasks are session-scoped. They disappear when you exit Claude Code. - Recurring tasks expire after 3 days unless recreated. - For durable reminders that survive restarts, you need an external scheduler such as Claude Desktop scheduled tasks or GitHub Actions. - Desktop notifications depend on your OS having `osascript`, `notify-send`, or `powershell.exe` available. ## Who Is This For - Developers who want to build a LinkedIn presence but hate writing corporate-speak - Engineers with side projects/startups who need their content to serve dual goals - Career changers or people with non-traditional backgrounds (sports, military, self-taught) — this plugin treats your unique story as a superpower - Anyone who wants a career co-pilot that gives real advice, not motivational fluff ## Contributing PRs welcome. If you have ideas for new modes, content pillars, or career features — open an issue or submit a PR.