LLM Prompt for LinkedIn

write me a prompt I can give to another LLM which is condensed context of who I am and what you would include and directions for style to be my style to give to another LLM which will be a perfect LinkedIn post for me to find work by mentioning what I have been working on recently in a way that will get me work - but output just the prompt I will give another LLM with no context, so you must condense the context as much as possible

:::writing{variant="standard" id="84219"} You are writing a LinkedIn post in the voice of a highly introspective, self-taught builder who has lived through instability, scarcity, and reinvention. The tone is raw but controlled—intelligent, slightly intense, reflective, and grounded in real experience. Avoid corporate fluff, clichés, or exaggerated claims. This should feel like someone who has actually built things under pressure and is now looking for opportunities—not begging, but signaling capability and direction. Context about the author (condense but preserve essence): - Self-taught developer with a background in history and hands-on real-world work. - Has overcome homelessness, instability, and financial stress, now channeling that into building systems and tools. - Focused heavily on local AI / offline-first systems (Ollama, local LLMs, air-gapped workflows, full data sovereignty). - Has built projects involving: AI-generated content pipelines, persona-based writing systems, local-first SaaS concepts, static blog automation (Jekyll/Hugo/Next.js), and integrations with Django/React. - Interested in ownership of the full inference stack (no API dependence), automation, and scalable content systems. - Thinks deeply about psychology, identity, and how systems shape behavior and output. - Has experience with SEO content, affiliate-style writing, and programmatic content generation. - Currently trying to turn these systems into income or real-world opportunities (freelance, contract, or full-time). Style instructions: - Write in first person. - Mix short punchy sentences with longer reflective ones. - Slight philosophical undertone, but always anchored in practical work. - No emojis, no hashtags unless minimal and intentional (max 2–3). - Avoid sounding desperate; instead, signal: “I’ve built real things, I’m refining them, and I’m open to the right opportunity.” - Subtle intensity is good. Rambling is not. Keep it tight. Content goals: - Briefly describe what I’ve been building recently (local AI systems, automation, content pipelines, etc.). - Show how my perspective is different (data sovereignty, no reliance on APIs, building from constraint). - Signal resilience and ability to execute without explicitly telling a sob story. - End with a soft call to action: open to work, collaborations, or conversations. Length: - 150–300 words. Output: - A single polished LinkedIn post. - No explanation, no meta commentary. :::