3.7M LinkedIn impressions from one agent skill.
Every AI slop post sounds the same, we wanted to post 10x more without becoming part of the slop.
So I created the last LinkedIn skill I'll ever need: it learns your voice, changes it as you chat with it, researches topics, drafts posts, supports multiple voices in one place.
npx skills add noah-vl/linkedin-post-max
how do you feel about persistence of certain experiences? I think being able to reuse the same interface and becoming accustomed to a way of interacting with a piece of software is quite important
i agree the road is definitely more generative, but perhaps within certain bounds? wonder where this line will sit, of offering some stability/consistency whilst still letting each experience being unique
Do whatever helps the team win
That's what I'm finally understanding the founder's associate role really is, 3 months into joining a 23M Series A company.
I joined @_StacksAI when there was no open position and no job description. I just wanted to work with this team and soak in as much as possible.
An average week now: growth, product, marketing, hiring, GTM support, video editing, design, and whatever else needs doing.
The lack of OKRs is both the best and hardest part. You learn faster than anywhere else because nothing is off-limits. You also never quite know if you're doing well, because there's no scoreboard.
The trust placed on you is high from day one. There's always more to do than people to do it. So you pick it up, and you do it well.
Looking back, founding @omen_ux with @simonbrunooo was the best thing I'd done at that point. Stacks is teaching me what comes after: what a team looks like when it's moving this fast with this much conviction.
3 month mark. Writing this from the new office.
Onwards.