Publish and engage with LinkedIn posts by typing a prompt
Ask Claude to publish posts, write comments, react, repost and pull engagement analytics. Draft content in conversation, then publish directly — no copy-pasting needed.
Posts prompts
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“Publish this as a LinkedIn post visible to everyone: We just shipped v2 of our API — here's what changed...”
Creates a text post with PUBLIC or CONNECTIONS_ONLY visibility. For image/video posts, upload media first with upload-init then pass the assetUrn.
create-post“Scrape this LinkedIn post and show me the engagement numbers: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/...”
Extracts post content, author info, likes, comments, shares and media from a post URL. Uses caching to reduce API calls — add forceRefresh for fresh data.
scrape-post“Show me the last 10 posts by satyanadella — exclude reposts”
Fetches recent posts from any profile (max 20). Can include or exclude reposts/shares. Returns post text, engagement metrics and media.
get-latest-posts“Comment on this post: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/... — say: Great insights on AI adoption, especially the point about implementation costs”
Posts a comment on any LinkedIn post. Supports @mentions and hashtags. Can optionally tag the post author. Rate limit: 100 comments per day.
comment-on-post“Reply to comment ID abc123 saying: Thanks for the kind words!”
Threads a reply under an existing comment. You need the commentId from a get-post-comments response.
reply-to-comment“React to this post with 'Insightful': https://www.linkedin.com/posts/...”
Sends a reaction — LIKE, PRAISE (clap), APPRECIATION (heart), EMPATHY (caring), INTEREST (insightful) or ENTERTAINMENT (funny).
react-to-post“Repost this to my feed: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/...”
Instant repost/share to your feed without additional commentary. The post URL is scraped to extract the URNs needed.
repost-post“Show me who commented on this post: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/...”
Returns paginated comments with author name, headline, comment text, timestamp and like count. Max 5000 comments per request.
get-post-comments“Who reacted to this post? https://www.linkedin.com/posts/...”
Returns reactor profiles with reaction type (Like, Celebrate, etc.) and timestamps. The v2 endpoint also includes vanity names and profile URLs.
get-post-reactions“What are my LinkedIn creator analytics? How is my content performing?”
Returns engagement metrics, content performance, audience insights and growth trends for your account.
get-creator-analytics“Give me my weekly engagement breakdown — comments and reactions by day”
Returns comment and reaction counts broken down by day for the past 7 days with summary stats. Built for weekly reporting.
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