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linkedin-engagement-leads

Turn the people who commented on or reacted to a LinkedIn post into a ranked lead list, with the LinkMCP connector. The list shows up to 20 people, each with the name, title, company, profile link, how the person engaged and why the person fits. Use when the user asks who engaged with a LinkedIn post: a post URL, their own latest post or a company post. Also use it when the user wants to know which of these people fit a target profile. Reads LinkedIn data only. It does not send connection requests, messages, comments or reactions.

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# LinkedIn engagement leads

Make a lead list from the people who engaged with one LinkedIn post. The user decides what to do with each person.

## Rules

- This skill only reads. Do not send connection requests or messages. Do not comment or react. Do not schedule any of these actions.
- Do not write messages to the people on the list. If the user wants to contact one person, treat it as a new task. Show the exact text, and send only after the user approves that one message.
- Do not look up email addresses or phone numbers for the people on the list.
- Keep only the data that the list needs. Save a file only when the user asks for it.
- LinkMCP lookups can use part of the monthly LinkMCP usage of the user. Ask the user before you read more pages of comments or reactions, or look up more than 20 profiles.

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