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Unipile Linkedin by dvcrn — Agent Skill

Name: Unipile Linkedin
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: dvcrn

Unipile Linkedin

Interact with LinkedIn via Unipile API - send messages, view profiles, manage connections, create posts, react to content. Use when the user asks to message someone on LinkedIn, check LinkedIn messages, view LinkedIn profiles, send connection requests, create LinkedIn posts, or interact with LinkedIn content.

dvcrn Updated Sep 8, 2026 32 repo stars

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Unipile LinkedIn

Access LinkedIn through the Unipile API using the CLI script.

Setup

Requires environment variables in ~/.openclaw/workspace/TOOLS.md or shell:

UNIPILE_DSN - Your Unipile API endpoint (e.g., https://api1.unipile.com:13111)
UNIPILE_ACCESS_TOKEN - Your Unipile access token

Get credentials from dashboard.unipile.com.

Usage

Run commands via the CLI script:

./scripts/linkedin.mjs <command> [options]

Commands

Account Management

./scripts/linkedin.mjs accounts                    # List connected accounts
./scripts/linkedin.mjs account <account_id>        # Get account details

Messaging

./scripts/linkedin.mjs chats [--account_id=X] [--limit=N] [--unread]   # List chats
./scripts/linkedin.mjs chat <chat_id>                                   # Get chat details
./scripts/linkedin.mjs messages <chat_id> [--limit=N]                   # List messages in chat
./scripts/linkedin.mjs send <chat_id> "<text>"                          # Send message
./scripts/linkedin.mjs start-chat <account_id> "<text>" --to=<user_id>[,<user_id>] [--inmail]  # Start new chat

Profiles

./scripts/linkedin.mjs profile <account_id> <identifier> [--sections=experience,education,skills] [--notify]
./scripts/linkedin.mjs my-profile <account_id>                          # Your own profile
./scripts/linkedin.mjs company <account_id> <identifier>                # Company profile
./scripts/linkedin.mjs relations <account_id> [--limit=N]               # Your connections

Invitations

./scripts/linkedin.mjs invite <account_id> <provider_id> ["message"]    # Send connection request
./scripts/linkedin.mjs invitations <account_id> [--limit=N]             # List pending invites
./scripts/linkedin.mjs cancel-invite <account_id> <invitation_id>       # Cancel invitation

Posts

./scripts/linkedin.mjs posts <account_id> <identifier> [--company] [--limit=N]  # List posts
./scripts/linkedin.mjs post <account_id> <post_id>                              # Get post
./scripts/linkedin.mjs create-post <account_id> "<text>"                        # Create post
./scripts/linkedin.mjs comments <account_id> <post_id> [--limit=N]              # List comments
./scripts/linkedin.mjs comment <account_id> <post_id> "<text>"                  # Add comment
./scripts/linkedin.mjs react <account_id> <post_id> [--type=like|celebrate|support|love|insightful|funny]

Attendees

./scripts/linkedin.mjs attendees [--account_id=X] [--limit=N]           # List chat contacts

Examples

# List all chats, only unread
./scripts/linkedin.mjs chats --unread

# Send a message
./scripts/linkedin.mjs send "abc123" "Thanks for connecting!"

# View someone's profile with experience section
./scripts/linkedin.mjs profile "myaccount" "john-doe-123" --sections=experience,about

# Send connection request with note
./scripts/linkedin.mjs invite "myaccount" "jane-smith-456" "Hi Jane, let's connect!"

# Create a LinkedIn post
./scripts/linkedin.mjs create-post "myaccount" "Excited to announce our new product launch! 🚀"

# React to a post
./scripts/linkedin.mjs react "myaccount" "post789" --type=celebrate

Notes

identifier can be a LinkedIn user ID or profile URL slug
account_id is your connected LinkedIn account ID (get from accounts command)
Use --inmail flag when messaging non-connections (requires LinkedIn Premium)

---name: unipile-linkedindescription: Interact with LinkedIn via Unipile API - send messages, view profiles, manage connections, create posts, react to content. Use when the user asks to message someone on LinkedIn, check LinkedIn messages, view LinkedIn profiles, send connection requests, create LinkedIn posts, or interact with LinkedIn content.---# Unipile LinkedInAccess LinkedIn through the Unipile API using the CLI script.## SetupRequires environment variables in `~/.openclaw/workspace/TOOLS.md` or shell:- `UNIPILE_DSN` - Your Unipile API endpoint (e.g., `https://api1.unipile.com:13111`)- `UNIPILE_ACCESS_TOKEN` - Your Unipile access tokenGet credentials from [dashboard.unipile.com](https://dashboard.unipile.com).## UsageRun commands via the CLI script:```bash./scripts/linkedin.mjs <command> [options]```## Commands### Account Management```bash./scripts/linkedin.mjs accounts # List connected accounts./scripts/linkedin.mjs account <account_id> # Get account details```### Messaging```bash./scripts/linkedin.mjs chats [--account_id=X] [--limit=N] [--unread] # List chats./scripts/linkedin.mjs chat <chat_id> # Get chat details./scripts/linkedin.mjs messages <chat_id> [--limit=N] # List messages in chat./scripts/linkedin.mjs send <chat_id> "<text>" # Send message./scripts/linkedin.mjs start-chat <account_id> "<text>" --to=<user_id>[,<user_id>] [--inmail] # Start new chat```### Profiles```bash./scripts/linkedin.mjs profile <account_id> <identifier> [--sections=experience,education,skills] [--notify]./scripts/linkedin.mjs my-profile <account_id> # Your own profile./scripts/linkedin.mjs company <account_id> <identifier> # Company profile./scripts/linkedin.mjs relations <account_id> [--limit=N] # Your connections```### Invitations```bash./scripts/linkedin.mjs invite <account_id> <provider_id> ["message"] # Send connection request./scripts/linkedin.mjs invitations <account_id> [--limit=N] # List pending invites./scripts/linkedin.mjs cancel-invite <account_id> <invitation_id> # Cancel invitation```### Posts```bash./scripts/linkedin.mjs posts <account_id> <identifier> [--company] [--limit=N] # List posts./scripts/linkedin.mjs post <account_id> <post_id> # Get post./scripts/linkedin.mjs create-post <account_id> "<text>" # Create post./scripts/linkedin.mjs comments <account_id> <post_id> [--limit=N] # List comments./scripts/linkedin.mjs comment <account_id> <post_id> "<text>" # Add comment./scripts/linkedin.mjs react <account_id> <post_id> [--type=like|celebrate|support|love|insightful|funny]```### Attendees```bash./scripts/linkedin.mjs attendees [--account_id=X] [--limit=N] # List chat contacts```## Examples```bash# List all chats, only unread./scripts/linkedin.mjs chats --unread# Send a message./scripts/linkedin.mjs send "abc123" "Thanks for connecting!"# View someone's profile with experience section./scripts/linkedin.mjs profile "myaccount" "john-doe-123" --sections=experience,about# Send connection request with note./scripts/linkedin.mjs invite "myaccount" "jane-smith-456" "Hi Jane, let's connect!"# Create a LinkedIn post./scripts/linkedin.mjs create-post "myaccount" "Excited to announce our new product launch! 🚀"# React to a post./scripts/linkedin.mjs react "myaccount" "post789" --type=celebrate```## Notes- `identifier` can be a LinkedIn user ID or profile URL slug- `account_id` is your connected LinkedIn account ID (get from `accounts` command)- Use `--inmail` flag when messaging non-connections (requires LinkedIn Premium)

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