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@ldraney/mcp-linkedin

v0.3.1

Published

MCP server for managing LinkedIn posts

Downloads

875

Readme

mcp-linkedin

Post to LinkedIn from Claude Desktop.

Install in 30 seconds. Authenticate once. Post forever.

Quick Start

Option A: One-Click Install (Recommended)

  1. Download mcp-linkedin.mcpb
  2. Open with Claude Desktop
  3. Authorize when prompted (one-time LinkedIn OAuth)

Option B: Command Line

npx @ldraney/mcp-linkedin

What You Can Do

Ask Claude things like:

  • "Post about my new GitHub project with a link"
  • "Create a poll asking my network about AI trends"
  • "Schedule a post for tomorrow at 9am"
  • "Upload this PDF and share it with my network"
  • "Add a comment to my latest post"

21 Tools Available

| Category | Tools | |----------|-------| | Posting | Text, links, images, videos, documents, polls | | Multi-media | Up to 20 images per post | | Scheduling | Schedule posts for future publication | | Engagement | Comment and react to posts | | Management | Edit, delete, list your posts |

How It Works

You install mcp-linkedin (npm or .mcpb)
         │
         └─► First use triggers OAuth
                   │
                   └─► Tokens stored locally on your machine
                             │
                             └─► Claude posts to LinkedIn for you

Your credentials stay on your machine. The OAuth relay only handles the initial handshake.

Privacy

  • Your LinkedIn access token is stored locally on your machine
  • We never store or access your LinkedIn credentials
  • All API calls go directly from your machine to LinkedIn

Requirements

Feedback

Found a bug? Have a feature request? Open an issue

For security vulnerabilities, see SECURITY.md.

For Developers

git clone https://github.com/ldraney/mcp-linkedin.git
cd mcp-linkedin
npm install
npm test  # 135 tests

See CLAUDE.md for architecture and API details.

License

MIT