Why this server?
This server explicitly enables access and analysis of LinkedIn profile data and information directly through the MCP, making it highly suitable for finding people by name.
Why this server?
The description specifically states this server connects to LinkedIn and allows users to 'search for leads' and 'analyze profiles', fulfilling the request to find people by name.
Why this server?
This server enables AI agents to interact with LinkedIn for tasks like job searching and resume/profile interaction, strongly suggesting functionality to find user profiles by name.
Why this server?
The server exposes Proxycurl's LinkedIn data API for accessing profile data and performing employee search, which aligns perfectly with finding people by name.
Why this server?
This unofficial server specifically offers 'LinkedIn tools for searching users' and 'enriching profiles', directly matching the user's intent to find people by name.
Why this server?
This server focuses on fetching LinkedIn profile information using the Fresh LinkedIn Profile Data API, implying search capabilities to locate profiles.
Why this server?
This general LinkedIn integration explicitly supports 'profile searches' and 'network analytics', covering the core functionality requested.
Why this server?
This server mentions functionality for 'searching people' and 'profile access', indicating tools necessary to find individuals on LinkedIn.
Why this server?
The description includes 'profile retrieval' and connecting with LinkedIn, suggesting capabilities for accessing individual profiles based on search criteria like names.
Why this server?
Enables extraction of comprehensive LinkedIn profile data and mentions browser automation often used to facilitate profile searches and retrieval.