linkedin-mcp
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Scored across 11 tools
Each tool addresses a distinct action: session management, posting, profile reads/writes, job search, job details, and applications. There's no functional overlap—even the profile updates target different sections (headline vs. about vs. experience vs. education) clearly.
Most tools follow a verb_noun pattern (get_, update_, create_, search_, check_session), but 'easy_apply' and 'login' deviate from that convention. Still, names are readable and predictable enough.
11 tools is well-scoped for a LinkedIn automation server. Each tool covers a meaningful operation—auth, posting, profile management, job search, and applying—without unnecessary bloat or obvious missing essential features.
The set covers the primary workflows: post creation, profile retrieval and updates (headline, about, experience, education), job search, job details, and Easy Apply. Gaps include lack of update/delete for existing experience/education entries and no post deletion/editing, but these are not critical for typical automation tasks.