post-approval-tracker

Track posts through approval states and surface SLA breaches.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Heuresis/LinkedIn-Agency --skill post-approval-tracker
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Skill: post-approval-tracker
Source: https://github.com/Heuresis/LinkedIn-Agency/tree/main/skills/post-approval-tracker
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Heuresis/LinkedIn-Agency --skill post-approval-tracker

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Post-approval-tracker addresses the challenge of monitoring every client post through the approval lifecycle, surfacing stalled work and SLA breaches to keep campaigns on track.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Tracks posts through drafted, in-review, revision-requested, approved, and scheduled states, highlighting bottlenecks.
  • Generates per-client weekly digests and an all-clients batch dashboard to monitor health and workflow adherence.
  • Integrates with existing onboarding and reporting pipelines to enforce SLAs and trigger escalations when needed.

Quick Start

Initialize the tracker for a client by providing the client_slug, current posts inventory, and SLA rules to start monitoring post approvals.

Frequently Asked Questions about post-approval-tracker

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I track post approval workflows and surface SLA breaches for clients?

You can generate per-client weekly digests and an all-clients batch dashboard by tracking posts through drafted, in-review, and approved states, saving outputs as markdown files to monitor workflow health.

How do I generate weekly client digests for content approval status?

To set up the tracker, initialize it by providing the client slug, current posts inventory, and SLA rules to begin monitoring post approvals and generating workflow dashboards.

Do I need existing SLA rules to start monitoring post approvals?

The tracker monitors five workflow states—drafted, in-review, revision-requested, approved, and scheduled—using timestamped transitions to highlight bottlenecks and enforce SLAs across clients.

What is the best way to monitor stalled content across multiple client approval workflows?

The tracker monitors five workflow states—drafted, in-review, revision-requested, approved, and scheduled—using timestamped transitions to highlight bottlenecks and enforce SLAs across clients.

Can I integrate post-approval tracking with existing reporting pipelines?

The tracker integrates with existing onboarding and reporting pipelines to enforce SLAs, outputting per-client and all-client status dashboards as markdown files to surface stalled work.