Linkedcamp

LinkedCamp MCP server

Run LinkedIn and email outreach from ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor or any MCP client.

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LinkedCamp is LinkedIn and email outreach for lead-gen agencies. This is its official hosted MCP server: build and launch campaigns, write multi-step sequences, triage the unified inbox, manage prospects and pull client reports — all from an AI assistant.

Nothing to install and nothing to run. The server is hosted by LinkedCamp; you point your client at one URL.

https://mcp.linkedcamp.com/mcp

Transport	Streamable HTTP (remote)
Auth	OAuth 2.1 with PKCE and dynamic client registration, or an X-Api-Key header
Tools	133 across 14 groups — 64 read-only, 69 write, 28 flagged destructive
Requires	A LinkedCamp Pro or Agency plan. 14-day free trial.
Registry	com.linkedcamp/mcp

Connect

Claude

Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, then paste the URL above and sign in. Claude handles OAuth for you.

ChatGPT

Install the LinkedCamp app from the ChatGPT directory, or add the URL above as a custom connector. Sign-in is the same OAuth flow.

Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf and other config-file clients

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "linkedcamp": {
      "url": "https://mcp.linkedcamp.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http linkedcamp https://mcp.linkedcamp.com/mcp

Without OAuth

Any client that can set a header may send your API key directly instead of running the OAuth flow:

X-Api-Key: <your LinkedCamp API key>

Your key is under Settings → Integrations in LinkedCamp. Treat it as a password: it carries the same access your account has.

What you can do with it

Group	Tools	What it covers
core	3	Orientation — the plan, permissions and the enum vocabulary
campaigns	19	Create, configure, source prospects, launch, and manage once live
flows	9	Author the sequence a campaign runs, and see how each step performs
leads	14	Prospects, their history, and the scheduled actions behind it
accounts	13	The LinkedIn accounts and mailboxes campaigns send from, and their limits
inbox	9	LinkedIn and email conversations — where replies land and are answered
analytics	5	Performance by campaign, sending account and whole account
library	20	Tags, exclusion rules, saved copy, merge fields, blocked dates
personas	5	Ideal-customer definitions a QUALIFIER step scores leads against
agents	13	Agents that reply to prospects and book meetings, and their knowledge base
content	6	LinkedIn posts: drafting, scheduling and the publishing calendar
crm	7	Connected CRMs and manual follow-up around a conversation
automation	4	Account-wide, event-driven workflows
settings	6	Notifications, profile preferences and the team roster

Full reference: docs.linkedcamp.com/mcp/overview

Safety

Outreach reaches real people, so the server is built to make that visible rather than convenient.

• 28 tools are annotated destructive. Clients surface that in their approval prompt, so a human confirms before anything is deleted or sent. The set is wider than "it deletes something" — launching a campaign, sending a test email, and changing who gets messaged are all flagged, because each reaches outside the account or is hard to undo.
• You choose what a connection may do when you sign in. Read only, Read and write, or Full access. Read only reaches the 64 tools that change nothing; Read and write adds ordinary writes but withholds the destructive ones; Full access reaches everything and still asks before each destructive call.
• Your plan and team permissions still apply. A section you cannot open in the web app is hidden from the tool list and refused on the call.
• Some things are deliberately not exposed at all: rotating your API key, connecting a LinkedIn account (that flow takes a password and a verification PIN), CRM credentials, and billing.

A smaller tool list

Some clients are slower to start against 133 tool definitions, because they read every one before answering anything. Name the groups you want:

https://mcp.linkedcamp.com/mcp?toolsets=campaigns,flows,analytics

Leaving it off gives you everything. core is always included, and an unrecognised name is ignored rather than leaving you with an empty connection.

Support

• Documentation — docs.linkedcamp.com/mcp/overview
• Troubleshooting — docs.linkedcamp.com/mcp/troubleshooting
• Email — [email protected]

This repository holds the install documentation and client manifests only. The server itself is hosted by LinkedCamp and is not open source.