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linkedin-account-brief

Prepare a one-page account brief before a sales call, demo or meeting, with LinkedIn data from the LinkMCP connector. The brief covers the company and its recent posts, the people the user will meet and their posts, and shared connections. It also gives talking points and questions to ask. Use when the user asks to research a company or a person on LinkedIn before a call. Also use it when the user asks for call prep, meeting prep or an account brief with LinkedIn data. Reads LinkedIn data only and sends nothing.

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# LinkedIn account brief

Make a short brief that the user can read in two minutes before a call. Use only facts from the LinkMCP tools and from the user. Mark each guess as a guess.

## Rules

- This skill only reads. Do not send messages or connection requests. Do not post, comment or react.
- If the user asks for an introduction message, write it in the chat as a draft. Do not send it. A send is a separate request, and it needs the user's approval of that exact message.
- Do not make a LinkedIn URL from the name of a person. Ask the user for the URL, or use people search (step 4).
- Do not look up email addresses or phone numbers. The brief does not need them.
- LinkMCP lookups can use part of the monthly LinkMCP usage of the user. Do not request the same data two times.

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