Connect your AI to LinkedIn Community Management

What your AI can do with LinkedIn Community Management

Once connected, these tools appear automatically in your AI assistant:

• list_organizationsread-only

  List the company pages the connected member administers, with their id and name. Use the id with create_post. If this returns nothing, the member holds no ADMINISTRATOR role on any page — the page id can also be read from the page's admin URL.

• get_organizationread-only

  Get one company page's details (name, vanity name, description, website, industry, staff count). Look it up by page id, by vanity name (the last part of its LinkedIn URL), or by the email domain its employees use.

• list_organization_brandsread-only

  List the brand pages (showcase pages) attached to a parent company page. Each brand has its own id and can be posted to and measured like a page.

• list_organization_adminsread-only

  List the members who hold a role on a company page (administrators, direct sponsored content posters…), with their role and whether it is approved. Returns member URNs — LinkedIn does not expose admin names through this API.

• get_follower_countread-only

  Get the current total number of followers of a company page. For the breakdown by seniority, function, industry or country, and for gains over time, use get_follower_statistics instead.

• create_postwrite · needs approval

  Publish a post on a LinkedIn company page — it goes live immediately (LinkedIn has no draft mode). Attach at most ONE of: an image, 2-20 images (carousel of images), a video, a PDF/PPT/DOC document, an article link, or a poll; or repost an existing post. Media is given as an HTTPS URL (max 10 MB) and uploaded to LinkedIn for you.

• list_postsread-only

  List the posts published by a company page, newest first, with their text, type and URN. Use the returned URN with get_post, update_post, list_comments or get_share_statistics.

• get_postread-only

  Get one post by its URN (or its LinkedIn URL), with its text, media, visibility and lifecycle state.

• update_postwrite · needs approval

  Edit a published post. LinkedIn only allows the text and the call-to-action to change — the attached image, video or document cannot be swapped; delete and repost for that.

• delete_postwrite · needs approval

  Delete a post from the company page. This is permanent and takes the post's comments and reactions with it.

• list_commentsread-only

  List the comments on a post, or the replies under a comment. Each comment carries its author URN, text and id — pass a comment URN back here to read its replies.

• create_commentwrite · needs approval

  Comment on a post as the company page, or reply to an existing comment. The text is posted as plain text — hashtags and @mentions are not linked from here.

• delete_commentwrite · needs approval

  Delete a comment the company page made, or a comment on the page's own post. Permanent — LinkedIn keeps no copy.

• list_reactionsread-only

  List who reacted to a post or a comment, and with which reaction. For the totals per reaction type, get_social_metadata is one call instead of paging through these.

• create_reactionwrite · needs approval

  React to a post or comment as the company page. Reaction types: LIKE, PRAISE (Celebrate), EMPATHY (Love), INTEREST (Insightful), APPRECIATION (Support), ENTERTAINMENT (Funny).

• delete_reactionwrite · needs approval

  Remove the company page's reaction from a post or a comment.

• get_social_metadataread-only

  Get the engagement summary of a post or comment in one call: the count of each reaction type, the number of comments and replies, and whether the thread is open to comments.

• set_comments_enabledwrite · needs approval

  Open or close a post to comments. Closing it DELETES every existing comment on that post — reactions are kept, and reopening does not bring the comments back.

• get_page_statisticsread-only

  Get a company page's view and click statistics, broken down by page section (overview, jobs, people…). Omit the dates for lifetime totals; give them for a period.

• get_follower_statisticsread-only

  Get a company page's follower statistics. Without dates: the lifetime breakdown by seniority, function, industry, company size, country and organic vs paid. With dates: followers gained per day or month over the period.

• get_share_statisticsread-only

  Get organic post performance for a company page: impressions, unique impressions, clicks, likes, comments, shares and engagement rate. Aggregated for the page, per day or month over a period, or per post when you pass postUrns. Covers the last 12 months only, and excludes sponsored activity.

• get_video_analyticsread-only

  Get the viewing figures of a video post on a company page: video views, unique viewers or time watched. LinkedIn keeps these for six months after the post.

• search_followersread-only

  Find members among a company page's followers — by keyword on their name, or by their LinkedIn profile URL. Returns member URNs, which is what an @mention in a post needs.

• get_member_follower_countread-only

  Get the follower count of the connected member's own LinkedIn profile (not a company page). Omit the dates for the current total, or give them for the gain over a period.

• get_member_post_analyticsread-only

  Get analytics on the connected member's OWN posts (their personal profile, not a company page): impressions, members reached, reactions, comments, reposts, saves, link clicks and followers gained. Give a post URN for one post, or omit it for the member's posts as a whole.

Example prompts

Just ask your AI in plain language — it picks the right LinkedIn Community Management tool:

• “List the company pages the connected member administers, with their id and name. Use the id with create_post. If this returns nothing, the member holds no ADMINISTRATOR role on any page — the page id can also be read from the page's admin URL — from LinkedIn Community Management, in plain language.”
• “Get one company page's details (name, vanity name, description, website, industry, staff count). Look it up by page id, by vanity name (the last part of its LinkedIn URL), or by the email domain its employees use — from LinkedIn Community Management, in plain language.”
• “List the brand pages (showcase pages) attached to a parent company page. Each brand has its own id and can be posted to and measured like a page — from LinkedIn Community Management, in plain language.”
• “List the members who hold a role on a company page (administrators, direct sponsored content posters…), with their role and whether it is approved. Returns member URNs — LinkedIn does not expose admin names through this API — from LinkedIn Community Management, in plain language.”

How it works

1. Create your Proxoria account and add your MCP endpoint to Claude or ChatGPT.
2. Connect LinkedIn Community Management with a secure OAuth connection — each user connects their own account, credentials encrypted at rest.
3. Your AI instantly gets the LinkedIn Community Management tools. Write actions wait for your approval in the dashboard before anything changes.

Frequently asked questions

Does LinkedIn Community Management have an official MCP server?

You don't need one. Proxoria exposes LinkedIn Community Management to your AI through the Model Context Protocol, so you can use it from Claude, ChatGPT, Mistral or any MCP-compatible client — no official LinkedIn Community Management MCP server required.

What can my AI do with LinkedIn Community Management through Proxoria?

It gets 25 tools: list_organizations, get_organization, list_organization_brands, list_organization_admins, get_follower_count, create_post, list_posts, get_post, update_post, delete_post, list_comments, create_comment, delete_comment, list_reactions, create_reaction, delete_reaction, get_social_metadata, set_comments_enabled, get_page_statistics, get_follower_statistics, get_share_statistics, get_video_analytics, search_followers, get_member_follower_count, get_member_post_analytics. For example, list the company pages the connected member administers, with their id and name. use the id with create_post. if this returns nothing, the member holds no administrator role on any page — the page id can also be read from the page's admin url.

Is the LinkedIn Community Management connector read-only?

No — it can also make changes. Write actions go through Proxoria's confirmation guardrail by default: your AI proposes them, and you approve each one from your dashboard before anything is written to LinkedIn Community Management.

How do I connect LinkedIn Community Management to my AI?

Create a Proxoria account, connect LinkedIn Community Management with a secure OAuth connection, and add your Proxoria MCP endpoint to Claude or ChatGPT. Your AI instantly gains the LinkedIn Community Management tools.