All-profile v0.1.0-beta.2 · public beta
Pre-releaseAll-profile v0.1.0-beta.2
The first public beta of All-profile: review your social profiles, prepare clear copy, apply changes you approve, and check the result.
What you can do
- Review and write LinkedIn, YouTube channel, Instagram, TikTok, and X profiles.
- Adapt one recognizable message to each platform.
- Support your wording with real work and accurately described proof.
- Use an agent with suitable account access to apply approved text and links.
- Receive a clear record of what saved, what was checked, and what remains.
Get started
Download all-profile-skill-v0.1.0-beta.2.zip and unzip it. Copy its complete all-profile folder into your Codex project's .agents/skills/ directory. Select the skill or mention $all-profile in Codex CLI/IDE. The README includes examples and account-access requirements.
The standalone archive contains the skill and its MIT license. SHA256SUMS.txt provides its checksum. GitHub's source archives contain the complete repository, including documentation, tests, and the cover.
New in this release
- MIT licensing for the skill, code, and documentation.
- A compressed repository cover, with artwork and third-party branding excluded from the MIT grant.
- Updated public-release documentation and download links.
The profile workflow is unchanged from the private preview. The previous tag is retained for history.
Validation and limitations
Six automated tests passed again. Earlier checks covered fresh Codex discovery, independent review, four fictional drafting/reconciliation tasks, and a mocked application task. A drafting issue found in that evaluation was fixed and rechecked. The public-release archive and checksum were checked separately.
This is a beta. Live setup needs your approval, suitable browser or connector access, and available platform controls. Other agent hosts have not been installation-tested. No ranking, reach, or sales result is promised. See tests/VALIDATION.md for the detailed coverage.
License
The skill, code, and documentation use the MIT License, copyright 2026 Daniel Agrici. The repository cover, portrait, and third-party branding are excluded. See LICENSE and assets/README.md in the repository for the terms.