LinkedIn Intelligence & Research MCP Server
Server Configuration
Describes the environment variables required to run the server.
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
No arguments | |||
Instructions
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Capabilities
Features and capabilities supported by this server
Protocol revision2025-11-25
| Capability | Details |
|---|---|
| tools | {
"listChanged": true
} |
| prompts | {
"listChanged": true
} |
| resources | {
"listChanged": true
} |
Tools
Functions exposed to the LLM to take actions
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| linkedin_research_profileA | Runs full end-to-end profile research, normalizes activity, extracts topics, detects signals, evaluates ICP match, and returns actionable outreach angles. |
| linkedin_analyze_profileC | Analyzes static profile headline, about section, experience, skills, and business positioning. |
| linkedin_analyze_postB | Performs a deep 15-dimension analysis on a single LinkedIn post (hook, topic, post type, pain points, tools, sentiment, commercial intent). |
| linkedin_detect_business_signalsA | Scans profile activity to discover growth, marketing, operational, and technical tracking signals (GA4, GTM, CAPI, Attribution). |
| linkedin_find_opportunitiesC | Identifies specific technical tracking or marketing service opportunities based on observed activity. |
| linkedin_extract_topicsB | Extracts top professional topics and mention frequencies from retrieved activity. |
| linkedin_build_lead_searchB | Translates business objectives into a structured LinkedIn lead search plan and Boolean queries. |
| linkedin_generate_boolean_searchB | Generates optimized Boolean search strings for LinkedIn People Search, Company Search, and Google X-ray. |
| linkedin_import_search_resultsA | Ingests JSON/CSV search result objects or profile URL lists into normalized Lead entities. |
| linkedin_analyze_search_resultsB | Categorizes, filters, and performs preliminary ICP scoring on an imported search result batch. |
| linkedin_filter_leadsC | Filters lead batches by minimum score, job title, location, business type, or active tracking opportunities. |
| linkedin_match_icpC | Evaluates lead fit against custom Ideal Customer Profile rules with confidence scoring. |
| linkedin_score_leadB | Scores a lead using the 100-point Lead Scoring Engine (ICP Fit, Service Relevance, Authority, Signals). |
| linkedin_rank_leadsB | Ranks and sorts imported lead batches by overall lead score, tracking opportunities, or intent. |
| linkedin_analyze_prospectB | High-level prospect analyzer orchestrating profile, company, signals, ICP matching, and lead scoring. |
| linkedin_create_lead_shortlistC | Generates a curated shortlist of top prospects (e.g. Top 20 PPC agency founders). |
| linkedin_get_recent_activityB | Retrieves normalized activity items over a specified date range. |
| linkedin_analyze_recent_activityC | Analyzes date-range activity, identifies recurring topics, priority shifts, and business signals. |
| linkedin_build_activity_timelineC | Constructs a chronological activity timeline summary. |
| linkedin_compare_activity_periodsA | Compares activity across two date periods (e.g. July vs. August) to identify strategy shifts, new topics, or disappearing themes. |
Prompts
Interactive templates invoked by user choice
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| profile-analysis | Analyzes professional positioning and ICP match. |
| prospect-analysis | Evaluates lead score and outreach angles. |
| recent-activity-analysis | Analyzes recent date-range activity. |
| post-analysis | Runs 15-dimension post deep dive. |
| find-tracking-opportunities | Discovers GA4, GTM, CAPI, and attribution opportunities. |
| generate-lead-search | Generates Boolean search strings. |
| research-ppc-agency | Specialized research workflow for PPC agency decision-makers. |
Resources
Contextual data attached and managed by the client
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| res-profile | |
| res-profile-analysis | |
| res-activity | |
| res-timeline | |
| res-signals | |
| res-opportunities | |
| res-post | |
| res-company | |
| res-lead | |
| res-lead-score | |
| res-shortlist | |
| res-icp | |
| res-scoring-config | |
| res-signals-config |
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