Connect Claude or ChatGPT to LinkNGo

Look things up

Read-only. These never change anything.

• sophia.search_contacts Search the contacts in your workspace.
• sophia.find_email Look up a work email for a contact.
• sophia.get_campaign_stats Contacts attached, replied and accepted for each campaign.
• sophia.get_recent_replies The latest replies, with sentiment.
• sophia.get_activity Recent LinkedIn activity from your accounts.
• sophia.get_analytics_overview Your funnel over a window: invites, accepts, messages and replies.
• sophia.get_team_analytics Totals per rep and per LinkedIn account.
• sophia.list_saved_searches Your saved search monitors, with schedule and last run.
• sophia.get_inbox_priority_queue Threads waiting for a reply, ranked by buyer intent.
• sophia.get_meeting_status Upcoming meetings and the last 30 days booked and no-shows.
• sophia.score_contact_icp_fit Score contacts against a saved ideal customer profile.
• sophia.get_crm_sync_status Whether your CRM sync is healthy: synced, queued or failed.
• sophia.list_signals Buying signals from the last 30 days: new roles, engagement with your posts, interested replies.
• sophia.get_signal_triggers How a campaign reacts to signals and what it would have matched.

Draft, search and build (none of these sends a message by itself)

Draft Reply works with a read-only key. Search Prospects and Build Campaign need a write-enabled key. A built campaign is always a draft with no contacts.

• sophia.draft_reply Three reply drafts (warm, professional, quick) in your voice for an inbound message.
• sophia.build_campaign Builds a full step sequence from a short brief. Always saved as a draft with no contacts.
• sophia.search_prospects Runs a real LinkedIn search now, saves the people it finds as contacts and returns the counts. If you give it a campaign, it also enrolls them there.

Take action (needs a write-enabled key)

These change things, and the same safety checks as the app apply.

• sophia.send_invite Sends a LinkedIn connection request through the full safety stack: limits, send window, suppression list.
• sophia.add_to_best_friends Platform operators only: adds a profile to the operator drip list. It is refused for ordinary customer workspaces.
• sophia.set_signal_triggers Turns signal-based enrollment on or off for a campaign.

What is the LinkNGo MCP server?

It lets AI tools you already use, such as Claude or ChatGPT, talk to your LinkNGo workspace: look up contacts and replies, draft responses, build campaigns and turn signal-based enrollment on. You work in the AI tool you prefer, and LinkNGo does the outreach work with its safety checks intact.

Do I need my own API access for the AI model?

No. The AI tool uses its own model access. LinkNGo only exposes your workspace to it through the connector.

Can the AI tool send messages without my approval?

Not past the safety stack. Sending an invite goes through the same limits, send window and suppression list as the app, and a read-only key cannot send anything. Building a campaign always saves a draft with no contacts, and nothing starts until you activate it.

What does the AI tool see?

Only the workspaces you are a member of, and only what the tools return. Text that came from contacts, such as names and reply bodies, is fenced before it reaches the AI tool so it is treated as data, not instructions.

How long does a sign-in connection last, and how do I disconnect?

A connection made through the sign-in window works for 90 days, then you connect again. To disconnect sooner, revoke its key in Settings under API keys; the connection stops working right away. Tool results are returned to the AI tool for that conversation, and LinkNGo keeps the same records it already keeps for your workspace. See the privacy policy for how that data is handled.

How do I connect it?

In a connector-capable client such as Claude, add a custom connector with the server address below and sign in. For other clients, create an API key in Settings under API keys, choose read-only or write access, and send it as a Bearer token.