How the connection works
How does OpenClaw connect to LinkedIn?
OpenClaw can orchestrate MCP tools, but LinkedIn is not available as a native tool. The agent needs a remote MCP server that can authenticate a LinkedIn account and expose predictable operations for research, conversations, and outreach.
SalesTouch provides the hosted server. OpenClaw registers the endpoint in mcp.servers, negotiates the Streamable HTTP transport, and launches OAuth so your LinkedIn credentials never need to appear in an OpenClaw prompt or configuration file.
Quick tip: An MCP is a plugin or connector for an AI agent. OpenClaw registers SalesTouch as a server, then loads its LinkedIn tools into the agent runtime.
The LinkedIn connector
SalesTouch turns LinkedIn into OpenClaw tools.
SalesTouch maintains the authenticated LinkedIn connection and returns structured tool results to OpenClaw. Read operations and outbound actions remain explicit in the workflow.
How to connect OpenClaw to LinkedIn in 4 steps
- 01Open a terminal and confirm that the OpenClaw MCP commands are available.
- 02Register salestouch with the Streamable HTTP transport and OAuth authentication.
- 03Run openclaw mcp login salestouch, then connect LinkedIn through SalesTouch.
- 04Probe the server, reload OpenClaw, and test the tools from a fresh session.
Before you start
- A recent OpenClaw installation with MCP support
- A browser available for the OAuth login
- Your LinkedIn login and any required 2FA access