LinkPilot Documentation

Persona — Your Voice

Persona is who LinkPilot writes as. Every draft, in every feature, is generated from it.

What it is

Open Persona from Settings → Persona. It has three parts: a short setup form, a place to paste your own past posts, and the generated summary that everything else writes from.

NOTE

LinkPilot can't yet pull your post history automatically from LinkedIn — reading a member's own content needs the same LinkedIn approval that publishing does. Pasting past posts is the stand-in until that's connected.

Personalization setup

Three questions ground everything LinkPilot generates for you:

  • What's your profession?
  • What's your website?
  • What's your expectation from LinkedIn?

Past post samples

Paste in posts you've already published on LinkedIn. Add as many as you have — the more real writing LinkPilot sees, the closer a generated draft lands to how you actually sound. Remove any sample at any time.

The persona summary

Click Generate and LinkPilot turns your setup answers and post samples into five fields:

  • Professional Identity — who you are and what you do.
  • Communication Style — your tone and delivery.
  • Content Themes — the subjects you post about.
  • Unique Perspective — what makes your take different.
  • Writing Guidelines — the specific habits a draft should follow.

Regenerate any time — for example after adding new past-post samples.

Learning from your edits

Persona isn't static. Every time you edit an AI draft before it publishes, LinkPilot compares the original to your edit and logs what changed. Those patterns feed back into future drafts automatically — no need to regenerate your Persona for it to take effect.