
Research
Find patterns in posts that perform
Ask Claude to search Postiv's inspiration library, group winning hooks and formats, and turn the patterns into original ideas.
A LinkedIn MCP server is a secure connector that gives Claude and other AI agents a defined set of LinkedIn capabilities. Postiv lets your agent research, create, design, schedule, and analyze content without controlling linkedin.com through a browser.
Works with
$ claude
Pulled positioning, past posts, and brand rules from the workspace.
Draft ready, grounded in real workspace context.
Narrative, slide structure, and copy ready to render.
Queued for publishing and routed to any configured approvers.
Watch the complete connection process, then see Claude research successful posts, create content, and analyze LinkedIn performance inside one conversation.

Research
Ask Claude to search Postiv's inspiration library, group winning hooks and formats, and turn the patterns into original ideas.

Create
Create a post in the correct Postiv workspace, refine it in Claude, then open the saved draft for visual review.

Analyze
Pull cached LinkedIn metrics into Claude, compare periods, and identify the content experiments worth testing next.
Many tools use the phrase LinkedIn MCP for different jobs. Postiv is designed for content teams that want controlled research, creation, visuals, scheduling, and analytics. It does not automate DMs or connection requests.
| Capability | Postiv MCP | Scraper MCP | Analytics connector |
|---|---|---|---|
| Research content inspiration | Yes | Varies | Usually no |
| Create grounded LinkedIn posts | Yes | Varies | Usually no |
| Generate images and carousels | Yes | Usually no | No |
| Schedule and reschedule posts | Yes | Varies | Usually no |
| Respect human approval rules | Yes | Varies | No |
| Analyze content performance | Yes | Varies | Yes |
| Automate DMs or connection requests | No | Often | No |
The hosted connector requires no local server. Follow the visual tutorial for the complete walkthrough or use the technical reference for exact client configuration.
Choose the personal profile or Company Page that Claude should work with. Postiv remains the controlled content layer.
Open Settings, then Integrations, and create an organization key. Treat the key like a password.
Add Postiv as a custom connector, start a new chat, and test the connection with a read-only request first.
In Postiv, go to Settings, then Integrations, then the Public API section, and generate a key. The same key works for the MCP server and the REST API. Only admins can generate or view it.
Get your API key
ChatGPT connects to Postiv with the hosted MCP URL and an Authorization header. Treat the header value like a password.
https://postiv.ai/mcpAuthorization: Bearer pk_postiv_YOUR_KEYLeave the Bearer token environment-variable field empty unless you have configured a local environment variable for the key.
Full endpoint reference, scopes, and the REST API live in the API documentation.
Start with a read-only research request. Move to creation and scheduling only after you have confirmed the correct Postiv workspace and LinkedIn profile.
Find the strongest educational posts in my inspiration library from the last 90 days. Group them by hook type and format, then explain the patterns without copying the wording.
Show my top five LinkedIn posts from the last 90 days and explain the topics, structures, and calls to action they have in common.
Draft a LinkedIn post about [topic] using my workspace knowledge and normal voice. Ask me two clarifying questions before creating the draft.
Take my best-performing post from the last 90 days and propose three new angles. Keep the core insight, but do not reuse the original wording.
Turn the approved post into a five-slide LinkedIn carousel outline. Show me the slide copy first and wait for approval before rendering it.
List my approved, unscheduled drafts and recommend a balanced publishing order for next week. Do not schedule anything until I confirm the plan.
Your agent can create useful LinkedIn work with real workspace context, explicit actions, and one connected content system.
Confirm the connected workspace and available scopes before an agent takes action.
Save and retrieve real positioning, product facts, and brand knowledge instead of asking an agent to guess.
Search a moderated library of high-performing LinkedIn content before creating an original draft.
Choose the correct LinkedIn profile or Company Page and manage its automatic first comment.
Create, list, retrieve, and update saved LinkedIn posts through a controlled draft lifecycle.
Schedule, reschedule, and unschedule posts while respecting approvers configured on the target profile.
Create a branded image for a post, then iterate on it with plain-language instructions.
Turn a structured outline into a branded LinkedIn carousel and edit individual slides before publishing.
Read cached LinkedIn performance summaries, top posts, account trends, and post-level analytics.
Supported MCP hosts can render Postiv post editors, image previews, carousel pagers, and inspiration cards inline.
Postiv converts formatting into LinkedIn-safe text so published posts display as intended.
Scheduling always queues the post, and configured approval rules still apply before it can go live.
The MCP makes capabilities available to your agent. Your Postiv workspace, key scopes, target profile, and approval rules determine what happens next.
The API key controls which organization and capabilities the agent can access.
Ask Claude to show the final copy, target profile, date, and time before it queues a post.
Posts still wait for approval when the selected LinkedIn profile has approvers configured.
Never share the key or connector URL. Regenerate the key immediately if either is exposed.
A LinkedIn MCP server is a connector that gives an AI assistant a defined set of LinkedIn-related capabilities. Postiv's hosted server focuses on content workflows such as research, drafting, visuals, scheduling, approvals, and analytics.
Yes. Claude can connect to Postiv's hosted LinkedIn MCP server. Postiv then gives Claude controlled access to the LinkedIn content workflows and connected profiles available in your Postiv workspace.
Claude can research inspiration, use workspace knowledge, create and edit posts, generate images and carousels, schedule approved content, and analyze cached LinkedIn performance data.
Postiv's schedule action queues a post instead of publishing it instantly. If the target profile has approvers configured, its existing approval workflow still applies. You can also instruct Claude to show the final post before scheduling.
No. Postiv's LinkedIn MCP is built for content research, creation, scheduling, and performance workflows. It is not designed for profile scraping, connection requests, or automated direct messages.
Yes. Claude Code can connect to the hosted MCP endpoint with an Authorization header. The exact command and authentication options are available in the hosted MCP documentation on Postiv.
Yes, provided the Company Page is connected to your Postiv workspace and your account has permission to manage it. Confirm the target profile before creating or scheduling content.
Treat the key and any connector URL containing it like a password. Never put either in a public screenshot, post, transcript, or support message. Regenerate the key immediately if it is exposed.
Connect your Postiv workspace, verify the right profile, and turn your next LinkedIn idea into an approved content workflow.