linkedin-connection-request-hooklisted

# LinkedIn Connection Request Hook A connection request without a note gets accepted 30 to 40% of the time. With the right note, 70% and above. This skill writes that note, and when the person came from the user's comments, it references what they actually said. ## When to trigger The user says "write me a connection request to X", "I want to connect with Y", "what should I say in my invite", "invite the people who commented on my post", or the Warm Lead Finder skill hands over a lead. ## Inputs to ask for (only if missing) 1. The target : name, role, company, or a lead from the Warm Lead Finder. 2. The context : - **Cold** : no prior interaction. - **Post-comment** : the user commented on their post (or they exchanged in a thread). - **Post-event** : same event, webinar, podcast. - **Post-engagement** : the target commented on the user's post. The MCP can pull the exact comment. - **Mutual contact** : someone they both know. 3. The honest reason to connect (interested in their work, want to do business, looking for advice). The user's positioning, tone, and language come from `get_me`. ## The 4 rules of a great connection request 1. **300 characters**. LinkedIn cuts past 300. Count them. 2. **One specific reference**. Something only they would recognize : their post, their comment, a line they wrote, the event. Generic notes get ignored. 3. **No pitch**. The request is to connect, not to sell. 4. **No "I would love to learn from you"**. The most worn-o