LinkedIn MCP Server
This MCP provides tools for automating LinkedIn activities such as profile viewing, searching, feed browsing, and post interactions, while ensuring compliance with LinkedIn's policies.
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Feb 18 2025
This MCP provides tools for automating LinkedIn activities such as profile viewing, searching, feed browsing, and post interactions, while ensuring compliance with LinkedIn's policies.
Added on:
Created by:
Feb 18 2025
Ali Shaheen
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What is LinkedIn MCP Server?
The LinkedIn MCP Server is a FastMCP-based platform designed for automating LinkedIn tasks via browser automation. It facilitates secure authentication, profile data extraction, profile searching, feed browsing, and post interactions like liking and commenting. Its features include session management, rate limiting, and encryption to ensure secure and efficient operations. Suitable for developers, recruiters, and marketing professionals, it enables large-scale LinkedIn automation and data collection while respecting platform policies.
Who will use LinkedIn MCP Server?
- Developers
- Recruiters
- Marketing professionals
- Data analysts
- HR teams
How to use the LinkedIn MCP Server?
- Step 1: Clone the repository and install dependencies.
- Step 2: Set up environment variables with your LinkedIn credentials.
- Step 3: Start the MCP server with `python linkedin_browser_mcp.py`.
- Step 4: Use available tools like `login_linkedin_secure`, `view_linkedin_profile`, or `interact_with_linkedin_post`.
- Step 5: Send commands through API calls or scripts for automation tasks.
LinkedIn MCP Server's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Secure login and session management
- Profile information retrieval
- Profile search by keywords
- Feed browsing and post extraction
- Post liking, commenting, and reading metrics
The Benefits
- Efficient automation of LinkedIn activities
- Secure handling of credentials and sessions
- Rate limiting to prevent bans
- Supports large-scale data extraction
- Compliance with platform policies
LinkedIn MCP Server's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Automating profile visits and data collection for recruiting
- Managing LinkedIn posts for marketing campaigns
- Scraping LinkedIn feed data for analytics
- Automated engagement with posts in bulk
- Research and data analysis of LinkedIn profiles
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