Your LinkedIn profile as JSON from the command line, and as an MCP server for AI assistants like Claude Desktop and GitHub Copilot.
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LINKEDIN_TOKENAPI keyrequiredLinkedIn access token from the OAuth Token Generator. Accepts a bare token or 'Bearer <token>'. Required for EEA/Switzerland members only.
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linkedin_get_profileGet the user's LinkedIn résumé in one call, with their latest edits already included: Intro and About, Experience, Education, Skills, Licenses & certifications and Projects by default.Get the user's LinkedIn résumé in one call, with their latest edits already included: Intro and About, Experience, Education, Skills, Licenses & certifications and Projects by default.
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linkedin_get_sectionGet one section of the user's LinkedIn data a page at a time, newest first, with their latest changes already included.Get one section of the user's LinkedIn data a page at a time, newest first, with their latest changes already included.
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linkedin_get_recent_activityGet what changed on the user's LinkedIn in the last 28 days, newest first: profile edits, new posts, comments and reactions.Get what changed on the user's LinkedIn in the last 28 days, newest first: profile edits, new posts, comments and reactions.
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linkedin_check_accessCheck whether LinkedIn is sharing the user's recent changes with this app. Use it to diagnose missing recent activity or access errors before retrying other tools.Check whether LinkedIn is sharing the user's recent changes with this app. Use it to diagnose missing recent activity or access errors before retrying other tools.
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Your LinkedIn profile as JSON from the command line, and as an MCP server for AI assistants like Claude Desktop and GitHub Copilot.
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