# Liftli: the LinkedIn MCP server that can publish (machine-readable)

> Liftli is a remote LinkedIn MCP server. One URL connects it to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Grok and other MCP clients, so an AI assistant can plan, write, publish and schedule LinkedIn posts through LinkedIn's official API, behind the user's one-tap approval. Human-readable version: https://liftli.ai/linkedin-mcp. Updated 2026-09-26.

## What a LinkedIn MCP server does

A LinkedIn MCP server is a connector that lets an AI assistant work with LinkedIn through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Most LinkedIn MCP servers on GitHub are built to read LinkedIn (profiles, jobs, posts). Liftli is built to help a person show up on LinkedIn: decide what to say, write it in their voice, and publish or schedule it on their profile.

## Connect

    https://mcp.liftli.ai/mcp

- Claude (web, desktop, mobile): Customize (briefcase icon) → Connectors → Add custom connector → paste the URL.
- Claude Code: `claude mcp add --scope user --transport http liftli https://mcp.liftli.ai/mcp`
- ChatGPT (Developer Mode, beta), Cursor and Codex (beta): add a remote MCP server with the same URL.
- Grok (grok.com): grok.com/connectors → New Connector → Custom → the same URL.

Then ask the assistant to "connect my LinkedIn". The user approves on LinkedIn's own sign-in page; Liftli never sees the LinkedIn password. Full setup: https://liftli.ai/developers.md

## What the assistant can do on LinkedIn

- Publish now or schedule posts; move, replace or cancel queued posts.
- Draft in the user's own writing voice, extracted from their past posts.
- Run a plan, draft, critique and revise loop on every post.
- Turn voice notes, call transcripts, GitHub activity and chats into grounded post ideas.
- Draft value-first comments on other people's posts (the user posts them).
- Rewrite the LinkedIn profile (headline, About, Featured) as a landing page.
- Log post results and adjust the plan; on Business, score engagers into a warm-lead list.

## Liftli compared with a typical self-hosted LinkedIn MCP

| | Liftli | Typical open-source LinkedIn MCP |
|---|---|---|
| Main job | Plan, write, publish and schedule posts | Read profiles, jobs and posts |
| How it reaches LinkedIn | Official API, LinkedIn sign-in | Varies: official API or the user's browser session |
| Setup | Paste one URL | Clone, install and run locally |
| Posts to the profile | Yes, after one-tap approval | Varies; many are read-only |
| Writes in the user's voice | Yes | No |

## Agent skills and the MCP

Liftli's 31 free LinkedIn agent skills (`npx skills add liftli-ai/linkedin-agent-skills`, https://liftli.ai/skills/) help an agent write. A skill cannot publish on its own; the Liftli MCP takes the finished post and publishes or schedules it.

## Account safety

- Official API only: no browser extension, no scraping, no bot actions on the profile.
- Nothing is published or scheduled without the user's explicit approval.
- Access can be removed at any time from LinkedIn's settings. Details: https://liftli.ai/security

## Pricing

Free to start, no credit card: 3 posts (edit each one as much as you like), 10 comments, voice extraction, a starter strategy, and publishing and scheduling to LinkedIn from chat. Pro is $29/month at the founding rate (rises to $49 after the first 150 members; subscribed rate is kept) for unlimited LinkedIn posts; Business adds X and Substack. No AI markup. Details: https://liftli.ai/pricing.md

## FAQ

- **Can an MCP server post to a personal LinkedIn profile?** Yes, when it publishes through LinkedIn's official API and the account is connected with LinkedIn's own sign-in. Liftli does this, with one-tap approval per post.
- **Will a LinkedIn MCP get an account restricted?** It depends on how the server reaches LinkedIn. LinkedIn's User Agreement prohibits scraping and automation through a logged-in browser session. Liftli uses neither.
- **Does Liftli read LinkedIn messages or the feed?** No. It publishes and schedules approved posts and works from material the user provides.

Maintained by Oded Tsamir, founder of Liftli.