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Workflows.io generates 1.5M+ impressions per month on LinkedIn.

Claude Code does ~70% of the heavy-lifting.

We don’t use AI for copywriting. Instead, we built 10 Claude Code skills that maximize human creativity across every other part of the process.

Here's how it works:

1. Ideation agent

Three skills feed the ideation phase:

  • /linkedin-db: pulls top performers into our 2,000+ viral post database in Pinecone

  • /content-call-research: mines our call transcripts for angles based on our post frameworks

  • /content-ideator: curates hooks, formats, and real examples for a post based on the raw idea

2. Content drafter

One skill turns raw ideas into working drafts:

  • /linkedin-drafter: writes 3 drafts with bullet points and snippets from the research

Then a human takes over and writes the final post.

3. Graphic designer

Two skills handle the visual layer:

  • /frontend-skill: creates UIs based on our design system and MCPs

  • /graphic-designer: generates graphic mock-ups based on 100+ examples

4. Post QA and scheduler

Three skills catch issues before a post goes live:

  • /hook-grader: references our viral hook database and framework to score the hook

  • /post-qa: uses the hook-grader, fact-checks the copy, and finds micro-improvements

  • /post-scheduler: queues the post in Ordinal with our preferred settings

5. Analytics agent

Two skills close the loop after posts go live:

  • /content-analytics: analyzes post metrics to deliver tactical reports

  • /content-strategist: finds content to repurpose from previous posts

So what do you do with this?

Distribution on LinkedIn compounds on voice.

If your posts sound like everyone else's, no system will save you. The stack around the writing can be automated. The writing itself is where the leverage is.

If you want help building the stack around your writing…

Book a meeting here.

We'll walk you through it.

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