Plugin 1 scores your feed. Plugin 2 turns the top-scoring posts into ideas, then writes 3 ready-to-post drafts for each—in your voice, with different hooks. You pick, post, and the system learns.
Plugin 1's scoring engine rates every post in your feed from 1-5 based on your focus areas. Plugin 2 takes the posts scoring 3 or higher and uses them as inspiration for your own content.
Directly hits your focus areas. These become your strongest content inspiration.
Clear multi-area relevance. Great for cross-topic posts.
Solid signal worth writing about. The minimum threshold for idea generation.
Filtered out. Low-relevance posts don't become content suggestions.
For each idea, you get 3 complete, ready-to-post variations. Each uses a different hook from this set:
Personal narrative with a lesson. Starts with a specific moment.
Thought-provoking opener that invites comments and debate.
Challenge conventional wisdom. Hot take with reasoning.
Lead with a stat or research finding. Numbers get attention.
3-5 numbered insights or tips. Scannable, shareable.
Vulnerable admission or struggle. Builds trust and relatability.
Direct invitation to engage, learn, or connect.
Your focus-areas.json in Plugin 1 controls both what gets highlighted in your dashboard AND what Plugin 2 suggests you write about. Configure once, both plugins align.
Content Engine reads from Plugin 1's feeds.db—specifically the relevance_score and focus_areas columns added by the scoring engine.
1. Plugin 1 (LinkedIn Feed Tracker) installed and collecting data
2. focus-areas.json configured with your topics and keywords
3. node src/score-posts.js has run at least once
4. At least a few days of feed data collected
If Plugin 1 isn't set up yet, start there first.
Content Engine will still work—it falls back to using engagement (likes + comments) as a proxy. But scoring-driven ideas are significantly better because they're aligned to YOUR focus areas, not just whatever got the most likes.
All commands run inside Claude Desktop's Cowork mode. Standard Anthropic subscription required.
Add via Cowork plugin marketplace or manually from GitHub:
Open Cowork and type:
After setup, run /generate to see your ideas and create 3 draft variations for each one.
This is the main command. Here's what happens:
Claude pulls posts scoring 3-5 from the last 7 days, clusters them by focus area, and generates ideas. Each idea shows what inspired it:
You approve, skip, or reject each idea.
For each "yes," Claude writes 3 complete posts with different hooks:
"Two years ago, I watched an employee turn down a raise because they couldn't afford to lose their matched savings benefit. That was the moment I knew we'd built something different..."
"What if the best employee benefit cost your company nothing until someone actually used it? That's not a hypothetical. It's how payroll-embedded savings works..."
"Hot take: 401k matching is the most expensive benefit with the least retention impact. Here's what actually keeps people..."
For each set of drafts you can:
If you set 3 posts/week during setup, /generate produces 3 ideas with 3 drafts each = 9 total drafts to choose from.
/setup-content-engineFirst-run setup. Configure voice, authority topics, posts per week. Creates database tables and generates first batch of ideas.
/generateThe main command. Pulls top-scoring posts from Plugin 1, generates ideas, and writes 3 draft variations per idea with different hooks.
/reviewAfter posting, tracks your actual performance. Matches drafts to own_posts data. Updates learning loop so next generation improves.
/configureChange voice, authority topics, posts per week, or upload a custom voice document. Changes take effect on next /generate.
/calendarView your content pipeline. See ready ideas, drafted variations, posted content, and generation history.
Collects network posts, scores by relevance, tracks your own post performance. The data layer.
Turns scored feed data into post ideas and 3 draft variations per idea. You're here.
Predicts which variation will perform best with your specific audience.
Post → Plugin 1 tracks performance → Plugin 2 learns → better ideas next cycle.
You don't need Plugin 3. Content Engine is fully functional with just Plugin 1. Plugin 3 adds audience prediction later if you want it.
Install the plugin, run /setup-content-engine, and create your first drafts.