An Inbox That Sorts Itself

Get an instant triage summary of your LinkedIn inbox with zero live API calls, reading from synced data. It surfaces threads that need a reply, conversations that have gone stale past a configurable threshold, and overdue commitments you made. Filter by category like sales or recruiting, or by label like 'Hot Lead', and use force_live to recompute from the latest sync and queue a fresh pull in the background. Returns an empty needs_reply list when your inbox is clear.

get_inbox_status

Trigger an immediate inbox sync to pull the latest messages from LinkedIn. The job runs asynchronously and returns {queued:true}, typically completing within 30 to 60 seconds. It cannot run without a linked LinkedIn account, in which case it returns success:false. Poll get_inbox_status with force_live to confirm fresh messages have landed.

sync_inbox

List your LinkedIn conversations with a preview of the most recent message in each thread (1 to 100, default 20). Each result includes a chat_id for follow-up actions and a their_turn flag that tells you when the contact sent the last message and is awaiting your reply. Filter by label like 'Hot Lead' or 'Client', and optionally include archived threads. Use it to surface what needs attention before drafting responses.

list_conversations

Run a single organizing action on a conversation: archive, unarchive, label, unlabel, snooze, or smart_archive. Labeling needs a label value, and snooze needs a future ISO 8601 snooze_until (capped at 200 per day), with smart_archive optionally auto-returning the thread when the other person replies. The call fails if the action is unknown or the chat_id is not found.

organize_conversation

Return every label currently applied across your conversations along with a count of how many threads carry each one, sorted by count. Returns an empty array when no labels exist yet. Pair it with list_conversations(label=...) to build a split inbox organized by your own categories.

list_labels

Accept the suggested label for a conversation, such as 'sales' or 'networking', and promote that suggestion to the conversation's active category. Identify the thread by its chat_id. The call returns an error if the chat_id is not found or no suggestion exists for it.

accept_suggested_label

Schedule a message to send in a specific conversation at a future datetime (ISO 8601, up to 8000 characters). If the contact replies before the scheduled time, the send is automatically cancelled so you never talk over them. The call fails if send_at is not a valid future datetime, and an optional internal note can be attached for your own reference.

schedule_message

Return your pending snooze reminders and scheduled messages, defaulting to 50 results sorted by remind_at. Filter by status using pending (default), fired, cancelled, sent, failed, or 'all' to inspect any part of the lifecycle. Returns an empty array when nothing matches.

list_reminders

Archive conversations that have gone quiet for longer than a set number of days (default 30, minimum 7) where you were the last to message. Each archived thread automatically returns to your inbox if the other person replies, so nothing is lost. Use dry_run=true to preview the list first, and expect an empty result when no stale conversations are found.

bulk_archive

Mark a LinkedIn conversation as read using its chat_id from list_conversations, with a safety limit of 200 per day. The action is idempotent and returns {marked_read: true}, so repeating it on the same thread is harmless. It fails if the chat_id is not found or belongs to another account. Use it to clear unread badges on threads you have already handled.

mark_chat_read

Search your cached LinkedIn messages by keyword across all conversations with zero live API calls (1 to 100, default 20). Each match returns the chat_id, sender, and timestamp so you can jump straight to the relevant thread, and you can narrow results to only messages you sent or only those you received. Returns an empty array when nothing matches. Use it to recall where a topic, name, or commitment was discussed.

search_messages