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The LinkedCamp MCP server exposes your account through the Model Context Protocol. Describe what you want in natural language and the assistant builds campaigns, works your inbox and pulls analytics for you.
Endpoint
It uses the remote Streamable HTTP transport and authenticates with your LinkedCamp API key, so it acts as you, with your permissions. There is nothing new to provision.

121 tools

63 read-only, 58 write and 18 destructive.

Launch end to end

Create a campaign, attach accounts, author a branching sequence and start it in one conversation.

Your API key

The same key as the REST API. Claude and ChatGPT sign in with it over OAuth.

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What you can ask for

  • “List my active campaigns and tell me which one has the best reply rate.”
  • “Build a campaign targeting RevOps leaders at Series B SaaS companies, with a connect note, a follow-up message and an email fallback.”
  • “Go through unread replies, classify them and draft responses for me to approve.”
  • “Give me a week-over-week summary across all campaigns.”

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Tool groups

If a tool isn’t listed in these groups, the server doesn’t offer it.

Core

whoami, reference and unread counts. Start here. (3)

Campaigns

Create, configure, source prospects, launch and manage. (18)

Flows and sequences

Author a campaign’s sequence and inspect each step. (9)

Leads and activities

Prospects, notes and their scheduled actions. (12)

Sending accounts

LinkedIn accounts, mailboxes and safety limits. (13)

Unified inbox

Conversations, saved replies and AI-drafted responses. (7)

Analytics

Campaign, account and trend reporting. (5)

Library

Tags, blacklists, templates, merge fields and holidays. (17)

Personas

Ideal-customer definitions for QUALIFIER steps. (4)

AI agents

Reply agents and their knowledge base. (11)

Content

LinkedIn posts and the publishing calendar. (6)

CRM and follow-up

Tasks, appointments and reminders. (7)

Automations

Account-wide, event-driven workflows. (4)

Account settings

Notifications, profile preferences and team roster. (5)
Each tool is tagged read-only, write or destructive in the protocol. Destructive tools, which launch campaigns, send email or publish posts, make your client ask for confirmation first. See Scope and safety.