LinkedIn MCP. Automate professional publishing and data retrieval.

Yo, this server plugs your AI agent right into your whole professional network on LinkedIn. You don't have to touch a dashboard; you just tell your agent what you want done and it handles the dirty work. It acts like a direct API bridge for managing every piece of your online presence.

Getting Your Profile Data Together

When you need solid data, your AI client uses get_me to fetch detailed info about your authenticated user profile—that's name, job history, the whole shebang. It also pulls your primary verified email address using get_email, which keeps all your professional records consistent across every action.

Managing Your Organizations

The agent knows exactly what companies you run when it uses list_organizations. This tool spits out an array listing every single organizational page where your account has admin access. If you need deep context on just one of those places, the agent calls get_organization, which retrieves specific metadata and all the details for a single organization using its unique identifier.

It’s how you audit everything you're connected to.

Creating and Auditing Content

Want to post somethin'? You tell your agent to use create_post to publish new text-based content—user-generated stuff, mind you—directly to either your personal profile or a specific company page. When it comes time to audit what's been posted, the agent runs list_posts. This queries and returns a list of recent posts by a specific author URN, letting you track exactly who said what and when.

You can use this to check content performance or just keep tabs on your whole team’s posting rhythm.

How It Works in Practice

Your AI client doesn't know API calls; it knows natural language. When you ask, "List all the companies I manage," your agent translates that into a call using list_organizations. The server executes that tool and sends back structured data—the raw facts about every organization. You then tell the agent to write a new post, and it uses create_post with your text, handling the publication process entirely in the background.

This setup lets you manage complex actions like checking credentials with get_me or pulling metadata for a specific company with get_organization, all without needing manual logins or dashboard clicks.