# Claude for LinkedIn Networking for Recent Graduates: 28 Claude Skills > 28 free Claude skills for an honest LinkedIn presence in your own voice, from an empty profile to a 20-minute weekly routine, for final-year students and new graduates. 28 free Claude Skills (Agent Skills) by Pauline Bertry, Polar Bear. For Claude Code, Claude.ai and Claude Desktop. - Page: https://meet-polar-bear.com/skills/grad-linkedin-pack - Download: https://meet-polar-bear.com/skills/grad-linkedin-pack.zip - Source: https://github.com/polar-bear-org/claude-skills/tree/main/packs/grad-linkedin-pack - License: Free to use inside your company, not for resale. - For: final-year students, new graduates, students building a LinkedIn profile from scratch, graduates job hunting on LinkedIn, early-career job seekers ## Install **Claude Code** — two lines, every skill in the pack at once: ``` /plugin marketplace add polar-bear-org/claude-skills /plugin install grad-linkedin-pack@polar-bear-skills ``` **Claude.ai / Claude Desktop** — download https://meet-polar-bear.com/skills/grad-linkedin-pack.zip and upload each skill from its `install/` folder under Settings → Customize → Skills. **Manually** — copy `packs/grad-linkedin-pack/skills/*` from https://github.com/polar-bear-org/claude-skills into `~/.claude/skills/` or a project's `.claude/skills/`. ## The 28 skills ### 1. Glink experience inventory (`glink-experience-inventory`) Interview notes, one evidence row per real thing you did, strengths backed by two rows, gaps marked as gaps Say: "run glink-experience-inventory", "I have no experience", "my profile looks empty", "what can I put on LinkedIn", "interview me about what I have done", "does my bar job count", "list my experience", "find my evidence" ### 2. Glink target role brief (`glink-target-role-brief`) Two or three target roles, employer words from five real job ads, matching evidence rows, what to say yes to next Say: "run glink-target-role-brief", "what roles should my profile aim at", "read these job ads", "which keywords can I use", "match my experience to job ads", "what do employers want for this role", "I do not know what I want next" ### 3. Glink personal voice guide (`glink-personal-voice-guide`) Your words and phrases, sentence length, words you never use, AI tells to strip, before and after lines Say: "run glink-personal-voice-guide", "make it sound like me", "AI drafts sound like a stranger", "my profile sounds like everyone else's", "build my voice guide", "how do I write", "stop it sounding like AI" ### 4. Glink AI use policy (`glink-ai-use-policy`) One page on what you use Claude for and never do, how you disclose AI help, your check before anything goes public Say: "run glink-ai-use-policy", "how do I explain my AI use", "did you use AI on your profile", "write my AI policy", "is it ok to use AI on LinkedIn", "what should I say if an employer asks about AI", "my rules for using Claude" ### 5. Glink linkedin headline (`glink-linkedin-headline`) Three headline options within LinkedIn's limit, status plus target role plus proof, the evidence row behind each Say: "run glink-linkedin-headline", "write my LinkedIn headline", "better headline than student at university", "headline for a graduate", "what should my LinkedIn headline say", "replace aspiring in my headline", "LinkedIn headline with no experience" ### 6. Glink about section (`glink-about-section`) One or two short paragraphs in your voice, every claim tied to an evidence row Say: "run glink-about-section", "write my LinkedIn about section", "LinkedIn summary for a graduate", "fix my about section", "about section without buzzwords", "what to write in LinkedIn about as a student", "my about box is empty" ### 7. Glink experience entries (`glink-experience-entries`) Two to four CAR lines per role, numbers only with a source, transferable skill per line Say: "run glink-experience-entries", "write my LinkedIn experience section", "does a bar job count on LinkedIn", "put my society role on LinkedIn", "experience entries with no figures", "how to quantify impact as a student", "describe my part-time job on LinkedIn" ### 8. Glink education projects (`glink-education-projects`) Degree entry with matching modules and dissertation, Projects entries with your part, links as media Say: "run glink-education-projects", "add my dissertation to LinkedIn", "LinkedIn projects section for students", "put coursework on LinkedIn", "which modules to list on LinkedIn", "add a group project to LinkedIn", "my education section is one line" ### 9. Glink skills section (`glink-skills-section`) Five to ten skills from your brief, each linked to proof, a "learning" list for the rest Say: "run glink-skills-section", "which skills to add on LinkedIn", "fix my LinkedIn skills section", "too many skills on my LinkedIn", "LinkedIn skills for a graduate", "match my skills to job ads", "should I swap endorsements" ### 10. Glink profile audit (`glink-profile-audit`) Section-by-section check, truth check against your CV and evidence, fixes in order Say: "run glink-profile-audit", "audit my LinkedIn profile", "review my LinkedIn as a graduate", "is my LinkedIn profile ready", "what will a recruiter see on my profile", "check my profile matches my CV", "LinkedIn profile checklist" ### 11. Glink project interview (`glink-project-interview`) Six-moment interview on one project, your words kept, a do-not-claim list Say: "run glink-project-interview", "interview me about my project", "help me write up my dissertation", "turn my group project into something", "what can I say about my placement project", "we just got a good mark, now what", "get the real story out of my project" ### 12. Glink project case (`glink-project-case`) One-page case, a 150-word Featured version, the permission note Say: "run glink-project-case", "write up my project as a case study", "one page on my dissertation", "something a recruiter can open", "turn my interview notes into a case", "short version for Featured", "show how I think" ### 13. Glink featured section (`glink-featured-section`) Three to five items to pin, a line for each, permission check, reading order Say: "run glink-featured-section", "what should I put in Featured", "my Featured section is empty", "can I pin my group assignment", "is it ok to share my placement work", "order my Featured items", "plan my Featured section" ### 14. Glink recommendation request (`glink-recommendation-request`) Who to ask, a short personal request with real reminders, a thank-you Say: "run glink-recommendation-request", "ask for a LinkedIn recommendation", "who should I ask for a recommendation", "message my placement manager for a recommendation", "ask my supervisor to recommend me", "not the default request", "thank someone for a recommendation" ### 15. Glink post ideas bank (`glink-post-ideas-bank`) Ten ideas from your real month, the one true thing each says, five you will never post Say: "run glink-post-ideas-bank", "I have nothing to say yet", "what should I post about", "give me LinkedIn post ideas", "ideas from my month", "first post as a student", "what is worth posting", "is this too cringe to post" ### 16. Glink learning post (`glink-learning-post`) One post in What? So what? Now what? order, first line inside the moment Say: "run glink-learning-post", "post about the employer talk", "I finished a course and want to post", "what I learned at the careers fair", "write up my insight day", "post about a module", "something real about an event" ### 17. Glink project post (`glink-project-post`) One post on one project moment, first person, optional carousel outline in text Say: "run glink-project-post", "post about my dissertation", "turn my case study into a post", "share my group project on LinkedIn", "post about my placement project", "carousel outline for my project", "people will not open Featured" ### 18. Glink milestone post (`glink-milestone-post`) Short post for an offer, placement or degree, bottom line first, thanks only with a yes Say: "run glink-milestone-post", "announce my graduate job", "I got the offer", "post about graduating", "starting my placement post", "announce my degree result", "new job post that is not cringe" ### 19. Glink voice check (`glink-voice-check`) Draft checked against your voice guide, AI tells flagged, claims matched to evidence, every change shown Say: "run glink-voice-check", "does this still sound like me", "check my post before I publish", "I used AI on this draft", "strip the AI from this", "is everything in here true", "proofread my LinkedIn post" ### 20. Glink follow list (`glink-follow-list`) Up to 20 employers, alumni and bodies you chose by hand, why each, what to watch for Say: "run glink-follow-list", "who should I follow on LinkedIn", "my LinkedIn feed is useless", "fix my feed as a graduate", "which companies to follow on LinkedIn", "follow employers as a student", "make my feed relevant to my job search" ### 21. Glink thoughtful comment (`glink-thoughtful-comment`) Two or three angles you could genuinely add to one post, the facts you need, no flattery Say: "run glink-thoughtful-comment", "what should I comment on this post", "how to comment on LinkedIn as a student", "better than great post", "comment on a recruiter's post", "add value in LinkedIn comments", "LinkedIn comment that is not cringe" ### 22. Glink connection note (`glink-connection-note`) Short personal note within LinkedIn's limit, no job ask, a follow-up line for later Say: "run glink-connection-note", "LinkedIn connection request message", "what to write when connecting on LinkedIn", "connect with someone I met at a careers fair", "message an alumnus on LinkedIn", "personalised invitation note", "connection request that is not spam" ### 23. Glink open to work (`glink-open-to-work`) Which visibility fits your situation, job preferences from your brief, the privacy caveat Say: "run glink-open-to-work", "should I turn on open to work", "is the green frame desperate", "open to work recruiters only", "open to work on placement", "will my manager see open to work", "set my job preferences on LinkedIn" ### 24. Glink recruiter reply (`glink-recruiter-reply`) Scam check first, questions to ask, a reply in your words, what to log Say: "run glink-recruiter-reply", "a recruiter messaged me", "is this recruiter real", "is this a job scam", "how do I reply to a recruiter on LinkedIn", "recruiter asked for my bank details", "politely decline a recruiter" ### 25. Glink alumni search plan (`glink-alumni-search-plan`) Manual filters on your university page, up to ten alumni you choose, the reason and one question each Say: "run glink-alumni-search-plan", "find alumni on LinkedIn", "how do I use the alumni tool", "which alumni should I contact", "alumni in my target role", "where do I start with alumni", "plan my alumni outreach" ### 26. Glink weekly routine (`glink-weekly-routine`) A 20-minute weekly plan, an if-then plan for a rejection week, a stop rule for scrolling Say: "run glink-weekly-routine", "LinkedIn routine", "how often should I use LinkedIn", "I keep giving up on LinkedIn", "LinkedIn after a rejection", "20 minutes a week on LinkedIn", "stop doom scrolling LinkedIn", "LinkedIn habit plan" ### 27. Glink activity log (`glink-activity-log`) One row per action, what it led to, notes for the monthly refresh Say: "run glink-activity-log", "LinkedIn activity log", "track my LinkedIn activity", "who did I message on LinkedIn", "LinkedIn tracker spreadsheet", "keep track of LinkedIn connections", "which posts worked", "log my comments" ### 28. Glink monthly refresh (`glink-monthly-refresh`) New evidence added, profile lines to update, one thing to stop and one to try Say: "run glink-monthly-refresh", "update my LinkedIn profile", "monthly LinkedIn review", "my profile is out of date", "refresh my LinkedIn", "what should I change on LinkedIn this month", "LinkedIn monthly check-in"