A terminal-based interface for LinkedIn that enables automated profile scouting, message checking, and feed summarization using session cookies.
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The LinkedIn CLI, often referred to as lk, is a developer-centric tool designed to bring the power of professional networking directly into the terminal environment. By utilizing session cookies for authentication, it bypasses the need for a standard web browser, allowing users to interact with their network through a fast, text-based interface. As a specialized component within the ecosystem of Openclaw Skills, this tool is perfect for users who value efficiency and want to minimize distractions while managing their professional presence.
This skill is particularly effective for those who need to integrate LinkedIn data into broader automation pipelines. By leveraging the underlying Python-based API wrapper, the LinkedIn CLI provides a witty and punchy experience similar to the popular bird CLI, making it a must-have for any power user looking to expand their Openclaw Skills collection with networking automation.
To get started with this skill, first install the necessary Python dependency:
pip install linkedin-api
Next, you must provide your session cookies. Open LinkedIn in your browser, navigate to DevTools (F12) -> Application -> Cookies, and copy the values for li_at and JSESSIONID. Set them in your environment as follows:
export LINKEDIN_LI_AT="your_li_at_value"
export LINKEDIN_JSESSIONID="your_jsessionid_value"
You can then verify your setup by running lk whoami or lk check to confirm your connection.
The LinkedIn CLI organizes its operations around session-based authentication and API response mapping. It primarily handles the following data structures:
| Data Component | Format | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Authentication | Environment Vars | Stores li_at and JSESSIONID for session persistence. |
| Profile Data | Text/JSON | Detailed user summaries including public IDs and headlines. |
| Feed Summaries | Ordered List | A collection of the top N posts from the user's timeline. |
| Message Peeks | List | A quick view of recent conversation snippets and sender info. |
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