Two things kill a post while you are job hunting. The first line is a warm up, so the reader never reaches the see more link and the post dies at about one hundred and forty characters. And the whole thing is written in asterisks and markdown headings, which LinkedIn strips, so it lands as a wall of punctuation. This linkedin post generator writes for the feed as it actually renders.
Paste the prompt into Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Gemini or Copilot and tell it what happened this week and what you are looking for. It gives you the post with the hook sitting above the truncation point, line breaks instead of formatting, the link moved to the first comment, a short list of hashtags that are worth using, an opening comment to seed the thread, and a four week rotation: what you learned, work you can show, a view on something changing in your field, and one clear post about the work you want.
One payment, then it writes every post you publish from here on. Pay once, keep forever, no account, no expiry.