Agent skill · marketing growth · sundial-org

linkedin

LinkedIn automation via browser relay or cookies for messaging, profile viewing, and network actions.

Why this skill is useful

Provides specific browser automation commands for LinkedIn that are not widely known or documented.

What it needs

Requires clawdbot installed locally. Requires linkedin account access. About 1k tokens when loaded. Last updated 2026-03-07. 639 stars on the source repository.

What this skill does

LinkedIn Use browser automation to interact with LinkedIn - check messages, view profiles, search, and send connection requests. Connection Methods Option 1: Chrome Extension Relay (Recommended) 1. Open LinkedIn in Chrome and log in 2. Click the Clawdbot Browser Relay toolbar icon to attach the tab 3. Use browser tool with profile="chrome" Option 2: Isolated Browser 1. Use browser tool with profile="clawd" 2. Navigate to linkedin.com 3. Log in manually (one-time setup) 4. Session persists for future use Common Operations Check Connection Status View Notifications/Messages Search People View Profile Send Message (confirm with user first!) 1. Navigate to messaging or profile 2. Use browser action=act with click/type actions 3. Always confirm message content before sending Safety Rules Never send messages without explicit user approval Never accept/send connection requests without confirmation Avoid rapid automated actions - LinkedIn is aggressive about detecting automation Rate limit: ~30 actions per hour max recommended Session Cookie Method (Advanced) If browser relay isn't available, extract the liat cookie from browser: 1. Open LinkedIn in browser, log in 2. DevTools → Application → Cookies → linkedin.com 3. Copy liat value 4. Store securely for API requests Troubleshooting If logged out: Re-authenticate in browser If rate limited: Wait 24 hours, reduce action frequency If CAPTCHA: Complete manually in browser, then resume

How to use it

Reference it in AdaL, Claude Code, Cursor or any coding agent — nothing to install:

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