Every LinkedCamp MCP tool

The exact enum values, step-field requirements and defaults this API accepts.

Badge counts for notifications, unread conversations, pending activities and open tasks.

The authenticated account: name, email, role, plan, entitlements and notification settings.

Aggregate counts of pending, completed and failed actions across the campaign.

Top up an already-running campaign with prospects from a new source, without touching its sequence or existing leads.

Create a DRAFTED campaign.

Split a campaign into an A/B pair so two versions of the sequence run against comparable halves of the audience.

Remove a campaign from your account by moving it to DELETED.

Copy one specific existing campaign — its settings and its whole sequence — into a new DRAFTED campaign, without copying the leads.

Generate a CSV export of campaign performance.

Ask the platform's own AI to draft a whole campaign — copy and multi-step sequence — from a brief, and create it as a draft.

Everything about one campaign: settings, schedule, limits, attached accounts, lead source, live counters and the flow outline.

Start a campaign.

Campaigns in your account, newest first, 20 per page.

Chronological record of everything that happened to a campaign: created, started, paused, resumed, lead sources added, settings changed, limits hit.

Render a draft message against a real lead from the campaign so you can see how the merge fields resolve before committing the copy to a step.

Send one real email to an address you control, using a campaign mailbox, so you can check rendering and deliverability before launch.

Point a DRAFTED campaign at where its prospects come from: a LinkedIn/Sales Navigator search URL, a group, an event, a post, or a CRM segment.

Pause a running campaign, or resume one that is paused.

Change a campaign's SETTINGS: title, sending accounts, schedule, daily limits, timezone and every safety toggle.

Bulk-load prospects into a campaign from parsed CSV rows.

Turn an audience description into a LinkedIn or Sales Navigator people-search URL, so a campaign source can be described rather than pasted.

What the most recent sequence edit actually did to the leads in flight: how many were re-pointed at a different step, how many were orphaned because their step no longer exists, and how many pending actions were cancelled or rescheduled.

Attach one of the platform's named sequence templates to a campaign and fill in its copy placeholders.

The saved sequence for a campaign, as both a readable outline and the raw React Flow graph.

Every saved version of a campaign's sequence, each with the change audit: which steps were added, removed or edited, and how many leads that save moved or orphaned.

Replace a campaign's sequence with the steps you describe.

Which leads are currently at a given step, and — for failures — why.

The Sequence records the runtime actually executes, created when the campaign launches.

Pending / completed / failed counts for every step of a campaign — the funnel view.

Patch fields on already-materialised sequence steps — the surgical way to fix a typo or swap copy on a campaign that is ALREADY RUNNING (ACTIVE or PAUSED), without re-saving the whole graph and re-evaluating every lead.

Completed actions — one row per lead per step.

Mark one pending action SKIPPED, to unblock a lead stuck on a step that will never succeed.

Add one prospect to a campaign by LinkedIn profile URL and/or email.

Add a lead to the blacklist: their sequence stops and they will be excluded from every future campaign on this account.

Permanently remove leads from a campaign along with their pending actions.

Generate a CSV of leads filtered by campaign, status and tags.

Where a lead sits in its campaign sequence right now, when the next action fires, and whether it has been orphaned by a sequence edit.

Full profile for one lead, plus its complete activity history and current position in the campaign flow — the single call to make when asked "what happened with this person".

Prospects in a campaign (or across your whole account), with their current pipeline status.

Transfer leads into a different campaign.

Write an internal note on a lead.

Rewrite an existing internal note.

Internal notes your team has written about a lead.

Edit a lead: correct contact details, pause its sequence, exclude it from sending, or attach merge-field data.

Connect a mailbox over IMAP/SMTP with a username and password.

Detail for one mailbox: sending limits, warm-up state, signature and IMAP/SMTP settings.

Mailboxes connected for email steps (Google, Microsoft or IMAP).

Build the Google or Microsoft consent URL for connecting a mailbox.

Sends, opens, clicks and bounces for one mailbox over a date range.

Change sending behaviour for a mailbox: daily volume, the gap between sends, reply-to address, signature, warm-up and pause state.

Day-by-day action counts for a LinkedIn account.

Full detail for one LinkedIn account, including its per-action daily limits and warm-up state.

The LinkedIn accounts connected to this account.

Re-establish the browser session for a LinkedIn account after it goes invalid.

The account's latest LinkedIn SSI score and its four component scores.

Send volumes, acceptance and reply rates for one LinkedIn account over a date range.

Change the safety limits and automation settings on a LinkedIn account: daily caps per action, pause/resume, warm-up, and the birthday / work-anniversary / role-change auto-congratulation messages.

One thread with its full message history, the lead behind it, and which campaign it came from.

The unified inbox: LinkedIn and email threads with prospects, newest activity first, 20 per page.

Clear the unread badge across every thread on one LinkedIn account.

Archive a thread, mark it read, or hand it between the AI assistant and a human.

Remove a message from the stored thread record.

Ask a connected AI provider to draft a reply for a thread, given a prompt.

Send a message into a conversation.

Reusable reply snippets your team keeps for common inbox situations.

Create a saved reply, or update one by passing savedRepliesId.

Roll-up across every campaign in your account: totals by action type, reply sentiment breakdown, and tag distribution.

Headline performance for one campaign: prospects found, invites sent and accepted, messages, InMails, emails sent/opened/clicked/bounced, and replies.

Stage-by-stage conversion for one campaign over a window — the numbers behind "where are we losing people".

Parallel daily series — engagements, invites, messages, InMails, follows, event invites, opportunities, emails sent/opened/clicked/bounced, accepted, replied — aligned to a shared dates array.

Month-over-month totals for one action type, optionally scoped to a campaign or LinkedIn account.

Exclude prospects by profile URL, company URL, keyword, job title or email.

Add many exclusion rules at once — a competitor domain list, or an opt-out export.

Clone every exclusion rule from one LinkedIn account onto another.

Remove an exclusion rule.

Generate a CSV of every exclusion rule on an account.

Exclusion rules for a LinkedIn account.

Stop all outreach on a given date across every campaign.

Remove a blocked date so campaigns send on it again.

Dates on which no campaign sends anything — public holidays and company shutdowns.

Personalised-image templates from a connected Hyperise account, for use in email and message copy.

Define a merge field with a default value, usable as {{key}} in any campaign copy.

Remove a merge field.

Team-defined merge fields available in campaign copy, on top of the built-ins (firstName, lastName, designation, location, companyName, industry, senderName, signature).

Create a tag.

Delete a tag.

Tags used to classify leads and replies.

Rename a tag or change its sentiment classification.

Full body and subject of one saved template, so you can paste it into a sequence step or adapt it for a new campaign.

Saved copy your team reuses across campaigns.

Save reusable copy.

Define an ideal customer profile.

Delete a persona.

Full qualification criteria for one persona — job titles, seniority, industries, size, locations and keyword rules — as a QUALIFIER step will apply them.

Ideal-customer definitions used by QUALIFIER steps.

Change a persona's criteria.

Delete an agent.

Copy an agent, optionally into a sub-account.

One agent's full configuration: personality, intent, instructions, FAQs, follow-ups and booking action.

AI agents configured for this account.

What an agent was asked and what it answered — the trace to read when its replies look wrong.

Run a question through an agent against a real conversation, to see how it would answer.

Conversations handled, replies sent and appointments booked, across all agents.

Rebuild the agent's knowledge embeddings from its attached knowledge-base entries.

Create an AI agent, or update one by passing agentId.

Include or exclude a knowledge entry for one agent.

Remove a knowledge entry and its embeddings.

Source material agents can draw on: crawled URLs, uploaded files and pasted text.

Add source material for agents.

Generate LinkedIn post copy from a prompt using a connected AI provider.

Posts drafted, scheduled or published from a LinkedIn account, with their engagement numbers.

The recurring weekly slots at which queued posts are published for an account.

Define the publishing times for one weekday.

Set the timezone, the auto-drafting CONTENT agent, and whether posts need approval before publishing.

Draft or schedule a LinkedIn post.

Full detail for one booked meeting: time, timezone, status, and the lead and conversation it came out of.

Meetings booked out of conversations, or created in the web app.

Set a follow-up reminder on a lead or conversation.

Cancel a reminder so it never fires.

Follow-up reminders set on a conversation or a lead.

Manual to-dos for your team, either across your whole account or for one lead.

Create a to-do, or update one by passing taskId.

Copy an automation into a new inactive draft.

One automation with its full workflow graph.

Account automations — event-driven workflows that run outside any single campaign.

Create an automation, or update one by passing _id.

Update your own profile and notification preferences: name, language, and the inbox-manager / reporting / notification toggles.

Product walkthrough videos, for linking a user to the right explainer.

In-app notifications: disconnected accounts, campaigns running low on prospects, positive replies, limits hit.

Mark one notification read, or all of them if notificationId is omitted — so omitting it clears the whole badge, which is worth confirming first.

People with access to this account and their roles.

The active sub-accounts under your agency: id, name, email, plan and state.