Open a real Chromium window and wait for you to log in manually (including 2FA / security checkpoints). The session is saved locally and reused; your password is never read or stored. Run once, or again if the session expires.

Report whether the saved LinkedIn session is still logged in, and warn if core page selectors have drifted (a maintenance signal).

Publish a text post to your personal LinkedIn profile, now. For a future time use schedule_post (which first asks the user native vs local scheduler).

Publish a post at a future time, through ONE of two schedulers. There is no default — ask the user which one they want BEFORE calling this, and state the trade-off:

• "native": LinkedIn schedules it itself (composer -> clock icon). Fires at the requested time even if this machine is asleep or Claude is closed, but the queued post then lives on linkedin.com and this server can neither list nor cancel it. Drives the browser now, so the session must be live and the text is final at that moment.

• "local": queued in this server's SQLite queue, so list_scheduled_posts and cancel_scheduled_post keep working. But it fires ONLY while this server process is running; if the machine is off at the scheduled time, it posts on the next tick after the process is running again — late.

List queued/scheduled posts and their status. LOCAL queue only — posts handed to LinkedIn's native scheduler are held by LinkedIn and only visible on linkedin.com.

Cancel a still-pending post in the LOCAL queue by id. Natively scheduled posts must be canceled in LinkedIn's own scheduled-posts view.

List your recent posts (their refs can be passed to read_post_comments).

Read comments on a post. post is a post URL or an activity/share URN.

Reply to a comment (use commentRef from read_post_comments).

List Company/showcase Pages surfaced to your account. Best-effort — may include followed (non-admin) companies; verify admin rights before posting as a Page.

Publish a text post AS a Company/showcase Page you admin. page is the Page name or id from list_pages.

Read a light snapshot of your home feed (best-effort; feed layout changes often).