LinkedIn APIunofficial

LinkedIn read operations over the Voyager API: your own mini profile, a member profile, a company, people search, company search. Needs login: `api-anything login linkedin --profile <browser/profile>` imports your session.

linkedin.com

all live 5 operations, checked by the installs that call them.

Try it

Set up API Anything for your agents:

npx -y api-anything setup

Then ask your agent, which finds this site by itself, or call it from a shell:

api-anything pull linkedin
api-anything login linkedin    # signs in with your browser's cookies
api-anything call linkedin getCompany universalName=microsoft

Operations

Operation	Method	Login	Writes	Status
`getCompany(universalName) -> name, universalName, tagline, description, industry, staffCount, website, headquarters, url` A company/organization by its universal name (the last path segment of linkedin.com/company/<name>).	GET	needed	no	Live0 confirmations
`getMe() -> firstName, lastName, occupation, publicIdentifier` The signed-in member's own mini profile (name, headline, public identifier). Confirms the imported session is live.	GET	needed	no	Live1 confirmation · 100% success; last worked Oct 28, 2026
`getProfile(publicId) -> firstName, lastName, headline, summary, publicIdentifier, countryCode, websites, influencer, creator, entityUrn` A member's profile by public id (the last path segment of linkedin.com/in/<publicId>): name, headline, about text, country, websites.	GET	needed	no	Live0 confirmations
`searchCompanies(keywords) -> name, subtitle, followers, description, url, universalName` Company search (the first 10 results of linkedin.com/search/results/companies/?keywords=...): name, subtitle (industry, and location when set), followers, description, url (linkedin.com/company/<universalName>/), universalName (getCompany's arg).	GET	needed	no	Live0 confirmations
`searchPeople(keywords) -> name, headline, location, url, publicId, distance` People search (the first 10 results of linkedin.com/search/results/people/?keywords=...): name, headline, location, url (linkedin.com/in/<publicId>?...), publicId (getProfile's arg), network distance.	GET	needed	no	Live0 confirmations; last worked Oct 28, 2026

Notes

Needs an account: there is no logged-out LinkedIn. Read-only: no posting, messaging, or connection requests.

The imported session is your everyday Chrome's session. If LinkedIn logs it out, your browser is logged out too. Keep automated traffic light; LinkedIn may revoke a session that looks like a bot. Use api-anything login linkedin --window for an independent session.
If more than one browser profile is signed in to LinkedIn, login linkedin without --profile refuses and lists the candidates (profile, display name, the Chrome profile's Google email, which is not the LinkedIn account's). Those can be two different LinkedIn members: ask the user which one, pass --profile "<Browser>/<Profile>", then run getMe and check the name before anything else.
Search first when you only know a name: a company's universal name often differs from its brand (anthropic is an unrelated investment fund; the AI company is anthropicresearch; Boston Dynamics is boston-dynamics).
In keywords, apostrophes and non-ASCII letters work. A search with no matches returns ok with [].
An unknown or restricted publicId is expected to return input, but that has not been verified live against LinkedIn. An unknown name in getCompany returns input.
getProfile has no location name (only countryCode), follower count or experience list. Its summary is the About text; getMe's occupation is the headline.
getCompany returns name, universalName, tagline (when set), description, industry, staffCount, website, headquarters ({country, geographicArea, city, ...}) and url.
searchPeople's distance is DISTANCE_2, DISTANCE_3, ...

About these operations

Each operation is a request learned from LinkedIn's own web pages: API Anything replays it over plain HTTP and falls back to a browser when it must. Read them as JSON.

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