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LinkedIn AI Starter Pack

The whole toolkit as one folder, set up in twenty minutes, whatever your role is. Twelve markdown context files and twelve prompts in one folder, including the constraints file that stops your assistant proposing outreach plans LinkedIn will not allow. Setup is about twenty minutes, most of it writing down your ICP.

No form on those buttons. There is one further down, and what it buys you is being told when LinkedIn moves the numbers these files carry — not access to the files.

What is inside

The folder

linkedin-ai-starter-pack/
├── README.md   # start here — the four files that matter
├── CLAUDE.md
├── AGENTS.md
├── LINKEDIN-LIMITS.md
├── ICP.md
├── PERSONAS.md
├── PRODUCT.md
├── COMPANY.md
├── OUTREACH.md
├── BRAND-VOICE.md
├── OBJECTIONS.md
├── RESEARCH.md
├── SALES-NAVIGATOR.md
└── PROMPTS/
    ├── icp-builder.md
    ├── sales-navigator-search-builder.md
    ├── boolean-search-generator.md
    ├── lead-qualification.md
    ├── prospect-research.md
    ├── cold-outreach-personalizer.md
    ├── connection-request.md
    ├── follow-up-sequence.md
    ├── reply-handler.md
    ├── profile-optimizer.md
    ├── post-generator.md
    └── ghostwriter-instructions.md
One prompt from inside it

ICP Builder, worked

The actual example from this prompt's own page — not a description of the quality, the quality itself.

The first twenty minutes

Do these four things and stop

A folder where three files are filled in properly beats one where twelve are half done. The README says the same thing in more detail.

  1. Read LINKEDIN-LIMITS.md. Two minutes, and it changes what you plan. Do not edit it beyond the two lines at the top.
  2. Fill ICP.md. If you cannot, run the ICP Builder against your closed deals first — that is work you needed to do anyway.
  3. Fill BRAND-VOICE.md with five sentences you actually wrote. Not adjectives. This one file does more than the rest of the folder combined for anything you publish.
  4. Attach the folder to a Claude Project, a ChatGPT Project or a Cursor workspace, and paste CLAUDE.md into the instructions as well.

Be told when the numbers change

LinkedIn repriced Sales Navigator on 1 August 2026, and most of the prompt libraries on the web still quote the old figures — they have no way to know. These files carry figures last verified 12 September 2026. When they move, we will tell you, roughly monthly and only when something actually changed.

Or take the zip without giving an address. Everything in it is on this site for free — the form exists so we can tell you when the numbers move, not to stand in front of the file.

Read it all first if you like

Every file in the pack, in full, on this site

  • Context file

    CLAUDE.md

    An agent that reads the right files in the right order and knows what it is not allowed to do.

  • Context file

    AGENTS.md

    Three narrow agents with defined handoffs instead of one conversation that drifts.

  • Context file

    LINKEDIN-LIMITS.md

    Your assistant stops proposing 300 connection requests a week, because it now knows the ceiling is about 100.

  • Context file

    ICP.md

    Every prompt you run afterwards knows who you sell to, in terms LinkedIn can filter on.

  • Context file

    PERSONAS.md

    Messages that speak to what the reader is measured on rather than to a job title.

  • Context file

    PRODUCT.md

    Messages stop describing features and start describing what changes for the person receiving them.

  • Context file

    COMPANY.md

    The assistant stops describing your company the way its training data describes companies in your category.

  • Context file

    OUTREACH.md

    Every message an assistant writes comes out at the right length, in the right shape, with the openers you hate already banned.

  • Context file

    BRAND-VOICE.md

    Drafts arrive in your voice on the first attempt instead of after four rounds of "less corporate".

  • Context file

    OBJECTIONS.md

    The assistant answers the objection you actually get, in the way that has worked, instead of improvising.

  • Context file

    RESEARCH.md

    Research that is consistent between people and between runs, with the evidence line drawn in the same place every time.

  • Context file

    SALES-NAVIGATOR.md

    Search instructions that reference filters your tier actually has.

Licence, in plain words

Yours to use, including for clients

You may

Use every prompt, file and pack for your own company or for clients you are paid by, commercially, modified as much as you like. Put them in your Claude Project, your ChatGPT Project, your Cursor workspace or your agent repo. Share a filled-in copy with your team.

You must

Keep the attribution line at the bottom of any file you redistribute unchanged, and credit Linkediz with a link wherever you republish a resource in full.

You may not

Repackage the library or a pack as your own product, paid or free, or scrape the section to rebuild it elsewhere. The downloads exist so you do not have to.

No warranty

These are writing and research aids. They do not know your customers, they can be wrong, and an assistant will state a fabricated fact as confidently as a true one. Read what comes out before you send it to a person.

Written to a fixed structure and run through Claude and ChatGPT to confirm each one returns the output format it declares. That is not the same as a measured reply-rate benchmark, and nothing here claims one — if you run these at volume and have numbers, we want them.

Questions

Before you download

Is this different from the role packs?

It is broader and shallower. The starter pack is every core file plus the twelve most-used prompts; a role pack is a smaller set aimed at one job, with a README written for that job. If you know you are an SDR, take the sales agent pack instead — it is free and needs no email.

What happens to my email address?

It is used to send you the pack and, only if you tick the box, to tell you when LinkedIn’s numbers move. Not sold, not passed on, no sequence. One click to stop. The full policy is on the privacy page.