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Linkedin Ops
Linkedin Ops is an open-source LinkedIn automation engine and CLI built on Chrome DevTools Protocol.
Linkedin Ops is a high-reliability, multi-agent-safe LinkedIn automation engine and CLI built on Chrome DevTools Protocol. It provides developer automation research, testing, and workflow automation via local Chrome DevTools Protocol. The software includes tab management, CDP socket lifecycle controls, and locking mechanisms to prevent zombie tab leaks. It supports batch campaigns for multi-profile outreach and candidate sweeps. The project features strict definitions of system layer versus user layer boundaries and runs as an open-source tool under the MIT license.
Linkedin Ops at a glance
Key features
- Chrome DevTools Protocol integration
- Multi-agent-safe automation engine
- Command-line interface usage
- Programmatic library usage
- Batch campaigns for outreach
- Zombie tab leak prevention
- Tab management and locking
Use it for
- Automate LinkedIn workflows
- Run multi-profile outreach campaigns
- Execute candidate sweeps
- Conduct developer automation research
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