An AI LinkedIn agent that grows your network safely
Paste your website URL. Linxa works out who you should be talking to, finds the ones showing fresh intent, and sends connection requests at a human pace — each one opening with something real about that person. Then it follows up politely, until they answer.
ICP-sourced queue
Product Manager at Stripe
Signal: commented on a thought-leader post
Director of Growth at Retool
Signal: hiring sales representatives
Support Associate at Hubspot
Signal: generic member search
Built so your account survives the growth
The fastest way to lose a LinkedIn account is a cloud tool with your password blasting invites at 3am. Linxa is built the other way round.
No password sharing
Most LinkedIn tools want your cloud login. Linxa runs inside a Chrome extension on your own active browser session, so your credentials never leave your machine.
Paced like a human
No bursts. Invites spread naturally through your active hours with randomised delays, keeping your activity footprint indistinguishable from normal use.
Optional manual approval
Switch on review mode to inspect every contact, check their recent posts, and edit the connection note before anything is sent.
From your URL to a growing network
Four steps, and only the first one needs you.
Define your ICP from a link
Paste your service website URL. Linxa extracts target companies, ideal titles, customer pains, and your value proposition automatically. Setup is about a minute.
Source from real signals
New posts on your topic, thought-leaders in your niche, and the people who reacted or commented on them. Plus search results and Sales Navigator lists when you want them. These are people who just raised their hand — not a scraped list.
Score and rank before spending a limit
Every profile is analysed, matched to the specific service you sell, checked against their recent activity, then ranked. The highest-fit people are invited first.
Personalised invite, then a polite follow-up
The first message opens with the actual post or context that made them relevant. If they go quiet, Linxa follows up politely and stops when it should — no six-message guilt trips.
What an AI LinkedIn agent should actually do
Outreach does not start at the first message and it does not end at the first reply.
Catch fresh intent
Reach people right after they posted, commented, or engaged with something relevant — while the topic is still on their mind.
Rank before it sends
Analyse, match to your service, read their activity, then rank. Weekly invite limits go to the people most likely to reply.
Write like you would
First messages built from their actual context and your value proposition. Not a merge field over a template.
Follow up without nagging
Polite, spaced follow-ups that know when to stop, and a Smart Inbox that drafts the next reply once they answer.
The agent connects. Smart Inbox closes.
Growth is only half the job — a network you never talk to is a vanity metric. Every reply the agent earns lands in Smart Inbox, already categorised, matched to what you sell, and answered with a draft waiting for your approval.
Replies sorted by intent and matched to your offer
Draft response ready on every thread
Telegram alerts when someone important answers
Nothing sends without your approval
Best-fit use cases
Agencies and consultants
Reach founders and revenue leaders already posting about the problem you solve, and open with the post itself.
B2B founders selling their own product
Turn pain-driven posts and competitor discussions into a prioritised outreach queue instead of a scraped list.
Recruiters and outsourcing teams
Catch urgent hiring posts and follow up while the pain is still active, without burning your invite limits.
AI LinkedIn agent FAQs
Direct answers on safety, targeting, and what actually gets automated.
How can I automate LinkedIn connection requests safely?
To automate LinkedIn connection requests safely, run outreach through your own active browser session rather than sharing passwords with cloud tools, set strict daily limits, pace requests naturally during local business hours, and pre-filter prospects on ICP relevance so you do not spend connection limits on low-fit profiles. Linxa works this way by default.
What is an AI LinkedIn agent?
An AI LinkedIn agent runs the whole outreach loop instead of a single step: it derives your ICP, finds people showing fresh intent, scores and ranks them, writes the connection request and the first message, and keeps follow-ups moving. Linxa runs this loop LinkedIn-natively, with a human approving what gets sent.
How does Linxa choose who to invite first?
Linxa analyses every profile in the queue, matches it against the services on your website, reads their recent posts and comments, and only then ranks them. Invites go to the highest-scoring people first, so weekly connection limits are spent on the prospects most likely to reply.
How do I pace LinkedIn invitations during business hours?
Linxa runs inside your browser extension session, letting you set daily limits and delay intervals. Invitations are spread randomly through active hours to mirror human behaviour and stay inside LinkedIn safe usage guidelines.
Can I review prospects before connection requests are sent?
Yes. Manual review mode lets you see each candidate profile with its ICP score and approve or skip before any invitation goes out. Automation and full manual control are both first-class modes.
Does Linxa replace my automation tool?
For most people it replaces the stack. Linxa sources prospects from real LinkedIn signals, sends the invites, writes the first message, manages replies in Smart Inbox, and keeps follow-ups moving — one LinkedIn-native workflow instead of a sender plus an inbox tool plus an AI writer. It can also run alongside tools you already use.