Linkwiz + AI assistants
Use a profile plan for guided improvements, or connect Linkwiz to ask Claude about your team’s reports.
For connected reports: sign in through Linkwiz MCP. No API key needed.
See what a conversation can do
You ask
Explain the top profile gap in the Northstar Example report. Show its evidence and analysis date, then suggest a next step.
Example answer
The stored finding shows no About section. Review the report evidence and analysis date, then ask Claude to help draft text you can review.
Explore three examples ↓Two ways to use Claude
For your own profile
Upload a plan from your Linkwiz report. Claude can help you write profile text and work through the updates.
You review and save the changes on LinkedIn. No Linkwiz connection setup is needed for this route.
See how to use a profile plan →For team reports
Connect Claude to Linkwiz to ask which profiles need attention, review available evidence and prepare a team brief.
Sign in to Linkwiz and choose the workspace access you want to share. Claude can then use the stored results available to that workspace.
Reading a report uses stored results. Report creation or profile additions require separate approval.
See the connection steps ↓Ideas to try
Select an example to see a question and the kind of answer to expect.
You ask
Explain the top profile gap in the Northstar Example report. Show its evidence and analysis date, then suggest a next step.
Example answer
The stored finding shows no About section. Review the report evidence and analysis date, then ask Claude to help draft text you can review.
Actual results depend on your report and permissions.
You ask
Create a short team improvement brief from the available report findings. Group actions by theme and call out missing or stale data.
Example answer
Missing profile details are the first theme, followed by public activity. Each observed gap links back to its report evidence. One requested profile is still pending, so its analysis is omitted and listed under open questions.
Actual results depend on your report and permissions.
You ask
Prepare to add the supplied LinkedIn profiles to our existing report, then ask me to review the change.
Example answer
Linkwiz shows the proposed additions for approval. Accepted new profiles join the scan queue; already-present profiles are not duplicated. A previously removed profile can be re-added with a note.
Actual results depend on your report and permissions.
Work through profile-level findings, trace the supporting evidence, and turn available analysis into a readable team discussion brief. You can also prepare a new report or supplied profile additions for separate approval in Linkwiz.
The connection uses an approved workspace and its existing permissions. Reads use stored results without starting scans. Ask Claude to distinguish observed evidence, its suggestions, pending profiles and stale findings.
This setup guide covers the Claude connection. Claude Code is outside this verified setup.
Approve your workspace
Sign in to Linkwiz and approve the workspace access you want to share.
Ask about a report
Start with an existing report. Linkwiz returns available stored findings and their evidence.
No. Your assistant connects to Linkwiz and uses the report data available to your approved workspace. It does not gain access to your LinkedIn inbox or publishing tools.
No. Reading uses stored results. It does not start a scan or generate new Linkwiz analysis. A report may include pending, incomplete or stale findings.
It can prepare a new report or supplied profile additions if your permissions allow it. Linkwiz asks for separate approval before the action runs; accepted new profiles can enter the scan queue.
No. Connect through your Linkwiz sign-in using the setup guide. Workspace access and your existing plan still apply.
Use the setup guide to connect an existing report. You can also start a new report for your company.
View the setup guide →Start a report