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linkedin-chrome

Broad LinkedIn content management through browser automation, including publishing and engagement.

CoincidenciaDirectaRevisado para linkedin
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---
name: linkedin-chrome
version: 1.0.0
description: "LinkedIn content management via Chrome browser automation. Use when the user asks to check LinkedIn comments, reply to LinkedIn comments, post on LinkedIn, schedule a LinkedIn post, review LinkedIn engagement, draft a LinkedIn post, check LinkedIn notifications, or manage LinkedIn content. Triggers on: 'LinkedIn', 'check my posts', 'reply to comments', 'schedule a post', 'LinkedIn engagement', 'post to LinkedIn', 'draft a LinkedIn post', 'LinkedIn comments', 'LinkedIn strategy'. Requires Chrome browser automation tools (claude-in-chrome or chrome-devtools-mcp)."
---

# LinkedIn Chrome

Manage LinkedIn content through Chrome browser automation: review engagement, reply to comments, publish posts, and schedule content.

## Prerequisites

- Chrome browser automation available (claude-in-chrome MCP or chrome-devtools-mcp)
- User signed into LinkedIn in the Chrome profile
- If using claude-in-chrome: load tools via ToolSearch before calling them

## Quick Check

Before starting, verify LinkedIn is accessible:

1. Navigate to `https://www.linkedin.com/feed/`
2. Take a snapshot. If you see a login wall, tell the user to sign in first. Do not enter credentials.
3. If signed in, proceed with the workflow.

## Workflows

### 1. Review Engagement

Check comments and reactions on recent posts.

```
Navigate to: https://www.linkedin.com/in/{username}/recent-activity/all/
```

**Steps:**

1. Navigate to the activity page
2. Take a snapshot to see post summaries
3. Use JavaScript to extract post data if the accessibility tree is limited:

```javascript
// Extract visible posts with engagement counts
Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('.feed-shared-update-v2')).slice(0, 10).map(post => {
  const text = post.querySelector('.feed-shared-text')?.innerText?.slice(0, 100) || '';
  const reactions = post.querySelector('.social-details-social-counts__reactions-count')?.innerText || '0';
  const comments = post.querySelector('.social-details-social-counts__comments')?.innerText || '0';
  return { text, reactions, comments };
});
```

4. For posts with comments, click into each post to read the comment threads
5. Summarize: post title snippet, reaction count, comment count, notable commenters

### 2. Reply to Comments

Post replies to specific commenters on your posts.

**Steps:**

1. Navigate to the specific post (use activity page or direct post URL)
2. Scroll to the comment section
3. Find the target commenter's comment
4. Click "Reply" under their comment (not the top-level comment box)
5. Take a snapshot to confirm the reply box is open and focused on the right comment
6. Type the reply text
7. Click the reply/submit button
8. Take a snapshot to confirm the reply posted

**Reply box targeting:**

LinkedIn nests reply boxes. After clicking "Reply" on a comment, the input area appears indented below that comment. Verify by snapshot that:
- The reply box mentions the commenter's name
- You are not accidentally typing in the top-level comment box

**Typing strategy:**

LinkedIn's editor is a contenteditable div, not a standard input. Use the fill or type tool, not JavaScript injection. If the editor doesn't accept input:
1. Click the reply box to focus it
2. Use the type/fill tool with the text
3. Take a snapshot to verify text appeared before submitting

### 3. Publish a New Post

**Steps:**

1. Navigate to `https://www.linkedin.com/feed/`
2. Click "Start a post" (the text input area at the top of the feed)
3. Wait for the post composer modal to appear
4. Take a snapshot to confirm the editor is open
5. Click into the text area of the composer
6. Type the post content
7. Take a snapshot to verify the full text is in the editor
8. Click "Post" to publish immediately

**After posting:**

1. Wait 2-3 seconds for LinkedIn to process
2. Find the new post (it may show a "View post" link or appear at the top of the feed)
3. If a first comment is needed (for links -- see Link Placement below), click "
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