Engage With Latest Post
Reacts to someone's latest LinkedIn post and optionally leaves a comment, with a safety limit of 100 per day. Accepts a provider_id, a profile slug, or a full URL to identify the person, and you can choose the reaction type and attach the action to a campaign. Fails with 'no posts found' when the person has no public posts.
Example prompt: React with insightful and leave a short comment on John Doe's latest post, track it under my Q3 outreach campaign
{
"identifier": "john-doe-123",
"post_id": "urn:li:activity:7212000000000000000",
"reaction_type": "insightful",
"comment_posted": true
}What you can build
Parameters
Inputs accepted by engage_with_latest_post.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| identifier | string | Whose latest post to engage with. Accepts ANY of: (1) provider_id like 'ACoAABGDkeIB...' - best, (2) slug like 'john-doe-123', (3) full URL like 'https://linkedin.com/in/john-doe-123'. |
| reaction_type | "like" | "celebrate" | "support" | "love" | "insightful" | "funny" | Type of reaction to add (default: like) |
| comment_text | string | Optional comment text to leave on the post |
| campaign_id | string | Campaign slug (from list_campaigns) to track this action under. |
| max_age_hours | number | Refuse to engage when the latest post is older than this many hours or has no parseable timestamp. |
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