Use case

Draft a LinkedIn post about your week and publish it with your AI agent

Your agent writes a LinkedIn post about what you shipped this week, shows you the draft, and publishes it from your account only after you approve it. You keep control of every word; the agent does the writing and the posting.

by Jay4 min read

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TL;DR

QuestionAnswer
What does it do?Your agent writes a LinkedIn post about what you shipped this week, shows you the draft, and publishes it from your account only after you approve it.
Who is it for?Founders and builders who want to post consistently on LinkedIn.
What do I connect?LinkedIn, once, with its own sign-in. ClawLink never sees your password.
What does it cost?About 2 tool calls on your plan. Starter includes 1,000 a month.
Does it work?linkedin_get_my_info succeeded on 100.0% of 115 calls on ClawLink in the last 30 days.
Which agents?OpenClaw, Hermes, Claude, Codex, ChatGPT and any MCP client connected to ClawLink.

How do you try it?

  1. Set up ClawLink once. Add it to your agent from the install page, then connect LinkedIn.
  2. Send this prompt to your agent. Click the card to copy it.

It works the same in OpenClaw, Hermes, Claude and Codex.

How does the agent do it?

The agent makes 2 calls through ClawLink. You do not pick the tools: the agent finds them by searching ClawLink, reads their input schema and runs them.

Your agentClawLinklinkedin_get_my_infolinkedin_create_linked_in_postLinkedIn
The calls your agent makes, in order. Tool names are the real ClawLink tool names.
StepToolWhat it doesCalls in 30 days
1linkedin_get_my_infoGets your LinkedIn member id, needed to post as you.115 (100.0% ok)
2linkedin_create_linked_in_postPublishes the post, after your approval.170 (98.8% ok)

How often does this work on ClawLink?

We do not publish a sample run for this job: its output is somebody's own LinkedIn. Instead, here is how the same tools performed for every ClawLink user from 2026-09-03 to 2026-10-03. A call counts as failed only when it reached LinkedIn and came back with an error.

ToolCallsUsersSucceededAverage time
linkedin_get_my_info11525100.0%2.4 s
linkedin_create_linked_in_post1701598.8%4.7 s

How do you write the prompt?

  • Give it the facts. List what you shipped; the agent should not invent achievements.
  • Set the tone. "Short, no hashtags, no emojis" avoids the usual LinkedIn style.
  • Always review. "Show it to me before posting" is in the prompt for a reason.

What can go wrong?

  • Personal profile vs company page. This posts as you. Posting as a company page needs page admin rights and another tool.
  • Links reduce reach. Many people put the link in the first comment instead. Ask for that.
  • Images. An image needs a file the agent can upload. Give it a URL or a local file.

How does this compare with other ways to do it?

OptionHow it worksCostBest for
ClawLink + your agentDraft, approve, post in one chat2 tool calls on your planPosting without opening LinkedIn
Write it in LinkedInBy handFreeOccasional posts
Scheduler (Buffer, Taplio)Queue postsMonthly plansA posting calendar

Frequently asked questions

Will it post without asking?

Not with this prompt. ClawLink marks posting as a write, and the prompt asks for review first.

Can it post every week?

Yes. Ask your agent to run the prompt weekly; it still shows you each draft first.

Does ClawLink store my posts?

No.

What does it cost?

Two tool calls on your plan.

Can it post to a company page?

Company pages need admin rights and the organization tools.

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