The client brief: one LinkedIn agent that does 5 jobs, from likes and comments to posts, connections and outreach

LinkedIn rewards people who show up every day. You like posts in your industry, comment on the right conversations, connect with the right people and publish regularly.

Most founders know this and still don't do it. The routine takes time every single day, and founders rarely have it.

So we built a tool for it. We call it the LinkedIn AI Agent. It sits in a side panel next to your LinkedIn feed and handles the repetitive part of being active. This post explains what it does, how you stay in charge of it, and which parts of LinkedIn we think should stay with you.

What we built for the client

Likes. You type a keyword, such as a topic your buyers care about. The agent searches LinkedIn posts for that keyword and likes as many as you tell it to. It works through them one at a time with a short pause between each.

Comments. Tick one box and the agent also leaves a comment on the posts it likes. The comment is written for that post, so it responds to what the author said.

Posts. A separate tab helps you draft and publish your own posts, so your profile stays active while you engage with others.

Connections. The agent helps you find and connect with the people you want in your network, so your list grows in the direction of your market.

Outreach. The agent also handles the first message to the people you choose, so you start more conversations each week without writing every opener yourself.

Chat. You can also just tell it what you want in plain language, the same way you would brief an assistant.

The client stays in charge

The agent only does what you set it to do.

You choose the keyword. You choose how many posts it touches in a session. You decide whether it comments or only likes. Nothing starts until you press the button.

While it runs, you can pause it, stop it or resume it at any point. It also works slowly on purpose, with a few seconds between each action, the way a person scrolling a feed would.

We recommend small numbers. Twenty well-chosen posts a day does more for your reputation than two hundred random ones. LinkedIn also has its own rules on automated activity, so moderate use is the sensible way to run a tool like this.

What we keep human

At GWAI Studio we automate the work around people. We don't try to replace them. That shaped how we use this tool ourselves.

The agent can open a door for you. A like gets you noticed and a good comment starts a thread. Once someone answers, you take over. Replies, follow-up messages and calls should come from you, because that is where trust gets built.

Read the comments too. For the accounts that matter most to you, check what the agent wrote, or write those yourself. A weak comment under your name does more harm than no comment.

Used this way, the agent handles the daily routine and you spend your LinkedIn time on the conversations that could become clients.

How clients get it

We built the agent for our own work and now give it to new GWAI Studio customers. We set it up with you, choose the keywords that match your market and show you how to run it in a few minutes a day.

If LinkedIn matters to your business and you never have time for it, write to us and we will show you how it works.

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