linkedin-mcp-server by stickerdaniel, an unofficial LinkedIn MCP server

• Reads a LinkedIn profile

  Reads sections of someone's LinkedIn profile such as experience, education, skills, projects, volunteering and posts. Use it to research a person before reaching out.

  Try: “Read Jane Doe's LinkedIn profile, experience and skills”

  Network · get_person_profile

• Reads your own LinkedIn profile

  Reads your own profile with the same section choices as for other people. Use it to review or reuse what you have written about yourself.

  Try: “Show my LinkedIn experience section”

  Network · get_my_profile

• Finds people by keyword, location, connection degree or company

  Searches LinkedIn people using keywords, location, connection degree and current company. Use it to build a list of prospects or contacts.

  Try: “Find product managers at Stripe in London”

  Network · search_people

• Reads a company's LinkedIn page

  Reads company information, with optional sections for posts and open jobs. Use it to research an employer or a prospect.

  Try: “Read the LinkedIn profile for Notion, including open jobs”

  Network · get_company_profile

• Reads a company's recent posts

  Reads recent posts from a company's feed, with links to the originals. Use it to see what a company has been saying lately.

  Try: “Show recent posts from Figma's LinkedIn page”

  Network · get_company_posts

• Finds employees of a company

  Finds people who work at a company, optionally filtered by name, title or skill. Use it to find the right contact inside a business.

  Try: “Find engineering managers at Datadog”

  Network · get_company_employees

• Finds companies by keyword

  Searches companies by keyword and returns links to their LinkedIn profiles. Use it when you need the right company page first.

  Try: “Find climate tech companies on LinkedIn”

  Network · search_companies

• Finds job postings by keyword and location

  Searches job postings by keyword and location and returns job IDs you can look up in detail. Use it to start a job search.

  Try: “Find remote data engineer jobs in Canada”

  Network · search_jobs

• Reads one job posting in full

  Reads a posting's description, requirements and company details from a job ID. Use it to decide whether a role fits you.

  Try: “Show the full details for that job”

  Network · get_job_details

• Lists the jobs you have saved

  Lists your saved job postings with IDs you can look up. Use it to review roles you bookmarked.

  Try: “List my saved LinkedIn jobs”

  Network · get_saved_jobs

• Tells you how to apply to a job

  Checks whether a job uses Easy Apply or links out to the employer's application. Use it before you start an application.

  Try: “Does this job use Easy Apply?”

  Network · get_job_apply_url

• Reads the fields of an Easy Apply form

  Reads an Easy Apply form, including each field's label, type, options and prefilled value. It never types into or submits the form. Use it to see what an application asks for.

  Try: “Show me what the Easy Apply form for this job asks”

  Network · get_easy_apply_form

• Hides a job from future searches

  Dismisses a job so later searches no longer show it. The README marks this as irreversible. Use it to clear roles you do not want.

  Try: “Dismiss this job from my search results”

  Write · dismiss_job

• Searches LinkedIn posts

  Searches posts by keyword, optionally filtered by recency or content type. Use it to find discussion on a topic.

  Try: “Find recent LinkedIn posts about MCP servers”

  Network · search_posts

• Reads your LinkedIn home feed

  Reads recent posts from your home feed with links to the originals. Use it to catch up without opening LinkedIn.

  Try: “Summarize the latest posts in my LinkedIn feed”

  Network · get_feed

• Shows recommended profiles

  Finds recommended profile links, including people you may know. Use it to discover suggested contacts.

  Try: “Show people LinkedIn suggests I connect with”

  Network · get_sidebar_profiles

• Sends or accepts a connection request

  Sends a connection request with an optional note, or accepts an incoming one. Use it to grow your network once you have found the right person.

  Try: “Send a connection request to Jane Doe with a short note”

  Write · connect_with_person

• Lists your recent LinkedIn conversations

  Lists recent inbox conversations with links to open individual threads. Use it to see who has messaged you.

  Try: “Show my recent LinkedIn conversations”

  Network · get_inbox

• Reads the messages in one conversation

  Reads a conversation's messages using a LinkedIn username or thread ID. Use it to catch up on a thread.

  Try: “Read my conversation with Jane Doe”

  Network · get_conversation

• Searches your messages by keyword

  Searches messages by keyword and returns links to matching threads. Use it to find an old message.

  Try: “Find my messages that mention the contract”

  Network · search_conversations

• Sends a LinkedIn message

  Sends a message after confirmation. The README notes that targeting a profile may open a new DM. Use it to reply or reach out.

  Try: “Message Jane Doe thanking her for the intro”

  Write · send_message

• Archives a conversation

  Archives a conversation by thread ID, and a repeat call reports it as already archived. Use it to tidy your inbox.

  Try: “Archive my conversation with the recruiter”

  Write · archive_conversation

• Used by the assistant behind the scenes

  Checks whether you are logged in

  Checks your saved login and browser state without opening a browser. Use it to troubleshoot when something stops working.

  Try: “Check my LinkedIn session status”

  Read · get_session_status

• Closes the browser session

  Closes the shared browser session without deleting your saved login. Use it to free resources when you are finished.

  Try: “Close the LinkedIn browser session”

  close_session

Watch out for

• LinkedIn can restrict or end your account for this

  LinkedIn's User Agreement bans bots, scrapers and copying cookies, and says it may restrict, suspend or terminate accounts. Restricted accounts are asked for a government ID to get back in. linkedin.com

• It can message people and send invitations as you

  Messages only go out when the call sets confirm_send to true, but an app that auto-approves tools can still set it. Deny the message and connection-request tools in your client unless you want them. github.com

• No read-only mode, so block write tools yourself

  The maintainer declined a switch to turn off the messaging and invitation tools. Block send_message and connect_with_person in your client's tool permissions. github.com

• It reuses your browser's LinkedIn login

  By default it imports the LinkedIn session from a signed-in Chrome, Edge, Brave or similar browser and stores it on your computer. Turn this off with the no-auto-import option. github.com

• Web mode has no password

  Streamable HTTP mode serves your LinkedIn session to anyone who can reach the port. Keep it on 127.0.0.1 and put anything wider behind your own login. github.com

• People may see you viewed their profile

  Profiles the agent opens record a view from your account, which the other person may see. github.com

• The recommended setup updates itself on every start

  It pulls the newest release each time, so new code runs without review. Pin a version if you want to control updates. github.com

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