One connector, no automation, every AI you already use. Paste a URL into Claude or ChatGPT, or run one command for Claude Code and Codex. Here is the exact setup for each.
The short answer: you connect LinkedIn to your AI with Cclarity, a LinkedIn MCP that never automates anything. In Claude or ChatGPT, open the connector settings and paste one URL (https://api.cclarity.io/mcp). In Claude Code or Codex, run one command. Authorise LinkedIn, and your AI can analyse your posts, engagers, and profile viewers in plain English. Setup takes about 30 seconds; your first data sync lands within 24 hours.
Cclarity never automates anything. It never sends auto-DMs, comments, or connection requests, and never posts on a schedule; it publishes a post only when you explicitly ask. Otherwise it just reads data you can already see in LinkedIn, on a randomised daily schedule. The AI is the interface; Cclarity just gives it the data. Pricing is $29/mo for the first 50 founders, then $49/mo, and you bring your own Claude or ChatGPT subscription so there is no AI usage cap.
Claude supports custom connectors natively, so this is the fastest path for most people.
https://api.cclarity.io/mcp
Once connected, ask Claude something like: "Which engagers from my last post match my ICP?" and it will return a ranked list.
ChatGPT supports custom MCP connectors on paid plans. The flow mirrors Claude.
https://api.cclarity.io/mcp
Free ChatGPT plans do not support custom MCP connectors yet, so you will need Plus, Pro, or Team to use Cclarity inside ChatGPT.
For the terminal, Cclarity installs as a project-level MCP. No global install, no dashboard.
npx -y @cclarity-packages/cli@latest init
This writes an .mcp.json entry to your project; the server runs locally on demand via npx.
Codex (CLI or IDE) uses the same one-command setup as Claude Code.
npx -y @cclarity-packages/cli@latest init
Cclarity is a standard MCP server, so it works in any client that supports the Model Context Protocol, including Cursor and Windsurf. Add a new MCP server in your client's settings and point it at the Cclarity URL, or run the CLI from your project root if the client reads .mcp.json.
https://api.cclarity.io/mcp
If your AI client speaks MCP, it can read your LinkedIn through Cclarity. New to the concept? Start with what a LinkedIn MCP is.
The flow is the same whichever tool you use.
Yes, because Cclarity never automates anything by design. It never sends auto-DMs, comments, or connection requests on your behalf, and never posts on a schedule; it publishes a post only when you explicitly ask, and it does not scrape. It reads the data you can already see in LinkedIn, through LinkedIn's authorised flow, on a randomised daily schedule rather than real-time. Predictable real-time pulls and automated actions are what trigger account restrictions, and Cclarity does neither. You see the intelligence; you take every action yourself. For the numbers behind what that intelligence surfaces, see the LinkedIn lead generation statistics.
Yes. On ChatGPT Plus, Pro, or Team, go to Settings, then Connectors, add a custom MCP connector, and paste the Cclarity URL https://api.cclarity.io/mcp. Authorise LinkedIn. ChatGPT can then read your post performance, engagers, and profile viewers and reason over them. Free ChatGPT plans do not support custom MCP connectors yet.
Yes. Cclarity never automates anything. It never sends auto-DMs, comments, or connection requests, and never posts on a schedule; it publishes a post only when you explicitly ask. Otherwise it just reads data you can already see in LinkedIn, on a randomised daily schedule, not real-time. Automated posting and bulk actions are what get LinkedIn accounts restricted, and Cclarity does none of those. Your AI sees the data; you take every action yourself.
No. For Claude (web or desktop) and ChatGPT, you paste one URL into a settings page. If you can paste a link, you can install it. Claude Code and Codex use a single terminal command, which is there for developers who prefer the terminal, not a requirement.
About 30 seconds to install and authorise. Your first data sync, the ranked insights about your posts and engagers, arrives within 24 hours. After that the data refreshes on a randomised daily schedule.
Cclarity is $29 a month for the first 50 founder customers, locked for life, then $49 a month. You use your own Claude or ChatGPT subscription, so there is no separate AI usage cap. There is a 30-day money-back guarantee.
One URL, no automation, inside the AI you already use. $29/mo founder pricing while the first 50 spots last.