LinkedIn MCP Server

The safest LinkedIn MCP for your Agents.

Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code or any remote MCP client to your own LinkedIn account.

Your agent reads your LinkedIn conversations, searches your network, enriches profiles with email and phone, and drafts the messages. You review them and hit send.

https://api.talktohumans.app/mcp

Why this LinkedIn MCP is safer

LinkedIn has no official MCP server, and its public API doesn't give access to your private messages. Every LinkedIn MCP is third-party, and most fall into one of three groups:

	Open-source scrapers	Cloud LinkedIn tools	TalkToHumans
Pace	Whatever pace your agent sets	Daily caps sized for campaigns	Human pace, enforced: daily limits plus a gap between every action, per LinkedIn account. Nobody can override them
What 100 agent calls do	100 trips to LinkedIn	100 trips to LinkedIn, from their servers	Read a synced cache, so no more LinkedIn activity than one call
Where LinkedIn actions run	A script driving a browser on your machine	Their servers, often behind proxy IPs	The browser you already use. No cloud automation, no proxy IP
Where you work	In your agent's chat	In your agent's chat	Wherever suits the task: your agent's chat, the TalkToHumans app, or right inside LinkedIn and Sales Navigator
Who presses send	Usually the agent	The agent or a campaign	You. The MCP only drafts

No LinkedIn tool is completely risk-free. Here is how TalkToHumans keeps the risk down:

• Human pace, enforced. Every action type has its own conservative daily limit and a slightly random gap between actions, so nothing goes out in bursts. Limits belong to the LinkedIn account, so every teammate and every agent shares them. Nobody can raise them, not even your agent.
• Cache-based sync. Your agent reads a synced copy of your LinkedIn data, not LinkedIn itself. Ask it 100 questions about your inbox and your account sees the same activity as one, with no hopping from profile to profile. The background sync that fills that copy is paced the same way.
• Posts and searches skip your account. Posts, comments, the people engaging with them and people searches come from a data provider, never from your LinkedIn session.
• Runs in your browser. LinkedIn actions go through the browser you already use. No cloud automation, no proxy IPs and no virtual browsers acting on your behalf.
• Work in the chat, the app or LinkedIn. Everything your agent does also lands in the TalkToHumans app and in panels embedded in LinkedIn's own pages. Check conversations, see what's scheduled and take over by hand wherever you are.
• Drafts only. The MCP can write a reply or stage a full follow-up sequence. Nothing goes out until you hit send.

What your agent can do on LinkedIn

Founders, consultants, sales teams and agencies use it for the same handful of jobs:

• Find leads in your network. Describe your ideal customer, and your agent scores your connections. They're already connected to you, so you can message them today.
• Find the replies you owe. Scan hundreds of LinkedIn, Sales Navigator and Recruiter threads for the ones where someone is waiting on you, every morning if you like.
• Draft messages in your voice. Your agent researches each person and writes a first message that sounds like you. You review every draft and send it yourself.
• See what gets replies. Analyze acceptance rates, reply rates and templates, from connection request to booked meeting.
• Stage follow-up sequences. Follow-ups that stop when the lead replies, written for each person, waiting for you to launch them.
• Import new leads. Search LinkedIn by role, company or location, or bring in a list from an event or Sales Navigator, and get a ready-to-work view.
• Mine post comments. Find posts on a topic or by a competitor, and import the people who commented or reacted, each with a signal saying how.
• Score and tag contacts. Fill an ICP score for every contact, or backfill tags on hundreds of conversations the way your team already uses them.
• Keep your CRM in sync. Combine it with your CRM's MCP to log LinkedIn conversations, or use the native HubSpot integration.

Your agent also gets work email and mobile phone for the people you talk to, from 20+ providers in a waterfall.

Connect your AI client to LinkedIn

Claude

Click this link to add TalkToHumans to Claude

Click Add, then Connect, and sign in to TalkToHumans.

On Team and Enterprise plans, only an owner can add it: add it as an owner.

Members then click Connect in Customize > Connectors.

Not showing in a chat? Click + > Connectors and turn TalkToHumans on.

Add it by hand

1. Open Customize > Connectors, click + Add > Add custom connector
2. Name it "TalkToHumans" and paste the URL:

https://api.talktohumans.app/mcp

3. Click Add, then Connect, and sign in to TalkToHumans

ChatGPT

1. Open ChatGPT plugins, click + and choose Add custom MCP server
2. Name it "TalkToHumans" and paste the URL:

https://api.talktohumans.app/mcp

3. Choose OAuth, click Create, then sign in to TalkToHumans

Custom MCP servers depend on your ChatGPT plan. On Business, Enterprise and Edu, an admin may need to allow them.

Claude Code

In a terminal, run:

claude mcp add --transport http --scope user talktohumans https://api.talktohumans.app/mcp

Then run /mcp in Claude Code, pick talktohumans and choose Authenticate.

Already connected Claude? It shows up in Claude Code with the same account.

Codex

In a terminal, run:

codex mcp add talktohumans --url https://api.talktohumans.app/mcp

If no browser opened to sign in, run:

codex mcp login talktohumans

The Codex app and IDE extension share this setup. In the ChatGPT desktop app, add it in Settings > MCP servers.

Cursor

Click this link to add TalkToHumans to Cursor

Add it by hand

Add this to ~/.cursor/mcp.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "talktohumans": {
      "url": "https://api.talktohumans.app/mcp"
    }
  }
}

VS Code

Click this link to add TalkToHumans to VS Code

Add it by hand

1. Open the Command Palette and run MCP: Add Server
2. Choose HTTP and paste the URL:

https://api.talktohumans.app/mcp

3. Name it talktohumans, choose Global, and sign in when VS Code asks

Gemini CLI

In a terminal, run:

gemini mcp add --transport http talktohumans https://api.talktohumans.app/mcp

Then run /mcp auth talktohumans in Gemini CLI.

Grok

1. On grok.com, open Connectors, then New Connector > Custom
2. Paste the URL, then sign in to TalkToHumans:

https://api.talktohumans.app/mcp

Perplexity

1. On Perplexity, open Connectors, then Add custom > Remote MCP
2. Paste the URL, choose OAuth and Streamable HTTP:

https://api.talktohumans.app/mcp

3. Sign in to TalkToHumans

Custom connectors need Perplexity Pro, Max or Enterprise.

Le Chat

1. In Le Chat connections, click Add connector, then Custom MCP
2. Paste the URL, then sign in to TalkToHumans:

https://api.talktohumans.app/mcp

Other

Add a custom MCP server (Streamable HTTP, OAuth) with this URL, then sign in:

https://api.talktohumans.app/mcp

LinkedIn MCP tools

Area	Tools
Accounts	list_accounts, get_credit_balance
Conversations	list_conversations, list_messages, write_message_draft, upload_file
Contacts	list_contacts, search_people, import_contacts, get_import_progress, update_contact, delete_contacts, list_field_definitions, create_field_definition, list_tags, update_tag, delete_tag, create_signals
Companies	list_companies
Content	list_content, search_posts, find_content, import_content, import_content_engagers, track_content, update_content
Enrichment	enrich_profile, find_email, find_phone
Views	list_views, create_view, update_view
Templates & sequences	list_templates, create_template, update_template, update_sequence, delete_sequence
Reporting	list_activity, get_activity_summary
Skills	load_skill
Feedback	send_feedback

write_message_draft saves a draft, a sequence or a connection request for you to review, or clears one. It never sends. Imports, searches, enrichment and tracking use TalkToHumans credits. list_accounts also gives your agent your own LinkedIn profile, for free, so it knows who you are.

FAQ

What is a LinkedIn MCP server?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard that lets AI assistants like Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor use outside tools. A LinkedIn MCP server connects your agent to your LinkedIn data. It can read your conversations, search your network and prepare messages, instead of you copying everything into a chat.

Is there an official LinkedIn MCP?

No. LinkedIn doesn't offer an MCP server, and its public API doesn't cover private messages. Every LinkedIn MCP is third-party.

Can my agent send LinkedIn messages on its own?

No, and that's on purpose. Your agent can read, sort and draft, down to a full follow-up sequence. Every message that carries your name still gets your approval.

Do I have to give you my LinkedIn password?

No. TalkToHumans works through your logged-in browser session. Your AI client signs in to TalkToHumans, not to LinkedIn.

How fresh is the data?

Your workspace syncs while your browser is open with the TalkToHumans extension on, newest conversations first. Older message history loads when you open a conversation in TalkToHumans.

Is there a LinkedIn CLI?

Yes. The LinkedIn CLI (tth) is the same workspace from the terminal, for Claude Code, Codex, scripts and cron jobs. It only drafts too. See the CLI docs.

Is there a LinkedIn API too?

Yes. Every paid plan also includes a REST API for contacts, companies, conversations, content, drafts, views and activity. See the developer docs.

Which plan includes the MCP?

MCP, CLI and API access come with every paid plan, from Starter. Pro adds sequences, post engagers, analytics and CRM integrations.

About this repository

This repo holds the MCP Registry entry (server.json) and setup docs for the hosted TalkToHumans server. The server runs at https://api.talktohumans.app/mcp, and its code isn't in this repo.

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