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linkedin-engage

Like and comment on employee LinkedIn posts via browser automation.

First seen Apr 8, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add kevinbadi/ai-os-skills --skill linkedin-engage
View on skills.sh ↗ GitHub repository ↗

Summary

  • Like and comment on employee LinkedIn posts via browser automation.
  • Checks a LinkedIn profile for new posts, likes them, and drops hype comments.
  • Deduplicates via database so each post only gets one engagement.
  • Trigger when asked to engage with LinkedIn posts, like/comment on employee posts, or run LinkedIn engagement automation.

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Repository health

Stars 55
License MIT
Default branch main
Open issues 0
Status Archived

Package contents

Files included with this skill beyond the listing page.

  • skill md SKILL.md 3,254 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 354 B

History

  1. First seen on skills.sh
  2. First recorded snapshot · 4 installs

SKILL.md

LinkedIn Engage (Like & Comment)

Automated LinkedIn engagement bot: visits a colleague's profile, finds new posts, likes them, and drops a hype comment.

Prerequisites

  • Chrome with CDP running (Clawdbot browser)
  • Logged into LinkedIn in the browser session
  • ws and pg npm packages
  • DATABASE_URL env var

Quick Usage

Check and engage with Kevin's posts

node skills/linkedin-engage/scripts/linkedin-engage.js --profile "YourLinkedInSlug"

Custom comment style

node skills/linkedin-engage/scripts/linkedin-engage.js \
  --profile "YourLinkedInSlug" \
  --commenter "Kev's Assistant from CreatorOS"

Dry run (scrape only, no engagement)

node skills/linkedin-engage/scripts/linkedin-engage.js --profile "YourLinkedInSlug" --dry-run

Custom CDP port

node skills/linkedin-engage/scripts/linkedin-engage.js --profile "YourLinkedInSlug" --cdp-port 18800

CLI Options

Flag Default Description
--profile (required) LinkedIn profile slug (e.g. "YourLinkedInSlug")
--commenter "Kev's Assistant" Name to sign off comments (for context)
--limit 5 Max posts to engage with per run
--cdp-port 18800 Chrome CDP port
--dry-run false Scrape posts but don't like/comment

Workflow

  1. Navigate to linkedin.com/in/{profile}/recent-activity/all/
  2. Scrape visible post previews (text, post URN, timestamp)
  3. Check linkedin_engagements DB table for already-engaged posts
  4. For each new post:

a. Click into the post (or scroll to it) b. Click the Like button c. Click the Comment box, type a hype comment, submit

  1. Store engagement in DB
  2. Output JSON summary

Database

Uses linkedin_engagements table:

  • post_hash (TEXT, unique): MD5 of post content prefix
  • profile_slug (TEXT): whose post it was
  • post_text (TEXT): first ~200 chars of post content
  • liked (BOOLEAN): whether we liked it
  • commented (BOOLEAN): whether we commented
  • comment_text (TEXT): the comment we left
  • engaged_at (TIMESTAMPTZ): when engagement happened

Comment Generation

The script generates short, authentic hype comments based on post content. Comments are varied, enthusiastic, and reference specifics from the post. No generic "Great post!" — every comment ties to what was actually said.

Cron Automation

Schedule daily engagement:

Check your LinkedIn for new posts and engage — like and drop a hype comment on any new posts from YourLinkedInSlug

Troubleshooting

  • Not logged in: Re-import LinkedIn cookies or log in manually
  • No posts found: Profile may have no recent activity, or selectors changed
  • Like button not clickable: Post may already be liked (script skips these)
  • Comment not submitting: LinkedIn's comment editor selectors may have changed