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Drafts in your voice, informed by your own engagement data.
Cclarity is an MCP connector. Add it to Claude or ChatGPT once, authorise LinkedIn, and your AI gains four LinkedIn tools: Write, Learn, Engaged, Viewers. See pricing.
Claude Cowork (Anthropic's autonomous task automation product) supports remote MCP connectors. Paste the URL, authorise, done.
Sign in to your Cowork workspace.
Paste the Cclarity MCP URL when prompted.
https://api.cclarity.io/mcp You'll be redirected to LinkedIn to grant read-only access. Cclarity never posts or messages on your behalf.
Ask Cowork:
You should see named engagers, ranked by ICP fit.
Claude Code (Anthropic's CLI / IDE coding agent) has native MCP support. One command in your terminal.
claude mcp add cclarity https://api.cclarity.io/mcp Or add it manually to ~/.claude.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"cclarity": {
"url": "https://api.cclarity.io/mcp"
}
}
} On first use, Cclarity will open a browser tab to authorise LinkedIn.
ChatGPT supports custom MCP connectors on Plus, Pro, and Team plans. Add Cclarity once, then ask anything in any chat.
Make sure you're on a plan that supports custom connectors (Plus, Pro, or Team).
Choose "Custom MCP connector" and paste the Cclarity URL.
https://api.cclarity.io/mcp ChatGPT will hand off to a LinkedIn auth flow. Cclarity is read-only.
Codex reads MCP server config from your project or global config file. Add Cclarity as an MCP server entry.
Default location: ~/.codex/config.toml (or your project-level equivalent).
[mcp_servers.cclarity]
url = "https://api.cclarity.io/mcp" The Cclarity tools will appear in your tool list. First call will trigger LinkedIn auth.
For terminal use, IDE plugins that expect a local MCP server, or any setup that needs Cclarity to run as a process on your machine.
npm i -g @cclarity-packages/cli Or run without installing globally:
npx @cclarity-packages/cli cclarity login Most clients accept either a URL or a stdio command. For stdio, point at:
cclarity mcp serve npm package: @cclarity-packages/cli on npm →
Cclarity exposes four tools to any compatible AI. Each one is callable in plain English.
Drafts in your voice, informed by your own engagement data.
Patterns across your last 90 days. What landed, what flopped, with whom.
Likes and comments grouped by company, role, and warmth.
Profile viewers, ranked by ICP fit. The warm list you didn't know you had.
Any client that supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Officially documented paths: Claude Cowork, Claude Code, ChatGPT (Plus / Pro / Team plans with custom connectors), OpenAI Codex, and the standalone Cclarity CLI for terminal or IDE use. Other MCP clients should also work using the same MCP URL.
No. Both support remote MCP connectors out of the box. Paste the Cclarity MCP URL into Settings → Connectors, authorise LinkedIn, and you're done. The CLI is only needed for setups that run MCP servers locally.
No. Cclarity is read-only. It surfaces who engaged with your posts and who viewed your profile. It does not post, comment, or message. You stay in full control of what gets published from your LinkedIn account.
The CLI exists for clients that run MCP servers locally instead of connecting to remote ones (some IDE plugins, terminal-based tools, certain Codex configurations). The MCP URL works for any client that supports remote MCP. If your client supports remote MCP, use the URL.
Remove the Cclarity connector from your AI client's settings, or run npm uninstall -g @cclarity-packages/cli for the CLI. To revoke LinkedIn access, visit your LinkedIn account settings and remove Cclarity from authorised apps.
Check that you copied the MCP URL exactly: https://api.cclarity.io/mcp (no trailing slash). Confirm your client supports remote MCP. If you're using the CLI, run cclarity status to check your auth state. Still stuck? Email [email protected].
Three prompts that show what Cclarity does on day one. Paste any one into your AI right now.
Who engaged with my last LinkedIn post? Rank them by ICP fit. Show me my last 5 profile viewers who match my ICP. Look at my last 10 posts. What pattern works best with my ICP? Draft a new post in that pattern.