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linkedin-outboundlisted

Run a LinkedIn outbound loop with RouterGrowth on a LinkedIn account the user connected: search people (linkedin.search), read the profile before writing (linkedin.profile), send a connection request with a short note (linkedin.invite), message once accepted (linkedin.message), read and triage replies (linkedin.messages), inside daily caps. Use when the user wants LinkedIn outreach, connection requests at scale with a human gate, wants to message people who accepted, asks "who replied on LinkedIn", or wants to work a LinkedIn list.
RouterGrowth/skills · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 75
Install: claude install-skill RouterGrowth/skills
# LinkedIn outbound One connected LinkedIn account, a target search, a daily budget of invites and messages, and a human who approves every batch of copy before it goes out. The agent does the search, the reading and the drafting; the invites and messages go out only after the gate. ## Before you start - Load the core `routergrowth` skill (https://www.routergrowth.com/SKILL.md) if it is not loaded. Confirm access with the free `balance` tool or `routergrowth balance`. - Run the free `linkedin.accounts` first. It lists the accounts the workspace already connected, which profile each one is, and the `account_id` to pass; ignore rows whose status is `EXPIRED` or `PENDING` (a sign-in link that was never finished). If none is connected, run `linkedin.account` with a name: it returns a hosted sign-in link the user opens once. Never ask for the user's LinkedIn password. - Ask for the target (title, company type, location), the offer in one sentence, and the daily caps if the user has them. Default: 20 actions a day per account, invites and messages together, never both to the same person on the same day. Keep the log at `linkedin/log.csv` (columns: date, action, profile_url, provider_id, run_id, note_or_message, status) and the suppression list at `linkedin/suppressed.txt`, relative to the folder the user names; ask once. - Inspect `linkedin.search`, `linkedin.profile`, `linkedin.invite`, `linkedin.message` once and show the prices. Quote the day: N searches, N profiles, N invite