--- title: "Connect Claude to your LinkedIn: MCP setup" description: Claude reads your real LinkedIn posts, learns how you write and tells you what actually worked, then drafts the next post in your voice. Two clicks on claude.ai, and the same connection works in Claude Desktop and Claude Code. url: https://myfeedin.co/mcp/claude type: setup-guide source: MyFeedIn --- # Connect Claude to your LinkedIn data Claude reads your real LinkedIn posts, learns how you write and tells you what actually worked, then drafts the next post in your voice. Two clicks on claude.ai, and the same connection works in Claude Desktop and Claude Code. **MCP server URL:** `https://mcp.myfeedin.co` ## Claude.ai (web) 1. **Open Claude.ai and go to Settings** Top-right menu, then Settings, then Connectors (or Integrations, depending on your plan). 2. **Add a custom connector** Choose "Add custom connector" and paste the MyFeedIn server URL. 3. **Sign in to MyFeedIn and approve** Claude opens a browser tab on myfeedin.co. Log in if needed, then approve the connection on the consent screen. 4. **Start asking questions** Open any conversation. Claude can now read your posts, analytics, comments, feeds and saved people. ## Claude Desktop and Claude Code 1. **Open Claude Desktop or Claude Code** Settings, then MCP servers, then Add server. The exact label varies by version but the flow is identical. 2. **Paste the MyFeedIn MCP URL** Use the MyFeedIn server URL. No API key, no JSON to hand-write, no manual scopes: the server registers itself. 3. **Approve in your browser** On first use, Claude opens a browser tab to myfeedin.co for OAuth consent. Pick your personal account or a workspace. 4. **Quit and reopen if tools do not appear** Claude Desktop only loads servers at launch. Quit fully (Cmd+Q on macOS, not just the window) and reopen. ## Then ask it - Compare my last 30 days on LinkedIn to the 30 days before. Show me the 3 metrics that moved the most (impressions, comments, reactions) with the percent change. Then pick my single best post in that window and break down what made it work: hook, length, posting time, and how it compares to my average. - Read my last 20 posts and summarize my voice in 5 bullets: average post length, opener style, formatting habits (line breaks, bullets, emoji use), recurring themes, and the 3 hook patterns that drive the most engagement. End with a 2-line guide I can paste into any AI tool to write in my style. - Pull 5 hooks from my posts that got more than 500 impressions in the past year and that I haven't reused in the last 90 days. Adapt each one to a post about [topic] without changing the hook's structure. Keep every hook under 12 words. - Find my 3 best-performing posts from 11–13 months ago. For each one, give me: the original hook, two reasons it worked, and a fresh angle to repurpose it today (not a copy-paste rewrite). Order them by potential, easiest repurpose first. - Draft a LinkedIn post in my voice about [topic]. 150 words. Structure: hook under 10 words, two beats with one concrete example each, close ending in a question. Plain text only, no markdown, no emojis. Pull the hook pattern from one of my top 5 performers and tell me which one you used. - Analyze my engagement patterns over the past 90 days: best days, best hours, and how post length correlates with engagement. Then give me a simple posting schedule for next week (day, time, suggested length) based only on my own data, not generic best practices. - List the people in my [feed name] feed, then check my recent comments: who in that feed have I not engaged with in the last 30 days? Give me the top 5 to reconnect with, and for each one a reason based on their headline. - Look at my top 10 posts from the past year and group them into 3 to 5 recurring themes, ranked by average engagement. For each theme, suggest 2 new post ideas I haven't covered yet. Format it as a 2-week content calendar. - Create a draft campaign called [name]. Sequence: a connection request with a short note using my first name variable, then a message 3 days later that opens with a spin variation and stays under 60 words. Write both in my voice, based on my last 20 posts. Then add these profiles: [paste 3 profile URLs], and tell me who was newly created versus already in my CRM, and who got skipped for being active in another campaign. ## FAQ ### How do I connect Claude to LinkedIn? You do not connect Claude to your LinkedIn account, and you never give it your LinkedIn login. You connect it to MyFeedIn, which already holds your posts, their analytics, the comments you left and the people you saved. Add the MyFeedIn server in Claude, approve the connection once in your browser, and start asking. Nothing runs on your LinkedIn session. ### Can Claude access my LinkedIn? Not by itself. Claude cannot log in to LinkedIn or read your feed. Through MyFeedIn it can read your own posts and how they performed, the comments you left on other people's posts, your feeds and saved people, and it can draft new posts in your voice from all of that. It cannot publish a post or send a message on LinkedIn as you. ### Which Claude plan do I need? Custom connectors are available on Claude's paid plans. On the MyFeedIn side, any active plan or an open trial works. ### Claude says it cannot see my tools. What now? On Claude Desktop, quit the app completely and reopen it: servers are only loaded at launch. On the web, check that the connector shows as connected in Settings, and reconnect if the token was revoked. ### Does this work in Claude Code? Yes. Claude Code uses the same remote MCP URL and the same OAuth consent as Claude Desktop. ## Other clients - [ChatGPT](https://myfeedin.co/mcp/chatgpt) - [Perplexity](https://myfeedin.co/mcp/perplexity) - [Gemini](https://myfeedin.co/mcp/gemini) - [Cursor](https://myfeedin.co/mcp/cursor) Full tool reference: https://myfeedin.co/mcp (28 tools, MyFeedIn). --- Canonical version: https://myfeedin.co/mcp/claude Published by MyFeedIn (https://myfeedin.co). Cite the canonical URL.