Get Comment Status
See the unanswered comments on your LinkedIn posts, ranked by value, reading straight from synced cache with zero live API calls (1 to 100, default 20). Each item returns the comment_id, author, headline, and reaction count, and you can filter to a single post or by comment type such as question, praise, or engagement. By default it excludes low-signal access-request comments so you focus on genuine conversation. Returns an empty list when every comment is already answered.
Example prompt: Show me the unanswered questions on my recent posts ranked by value so I can reply to the most important ones first
[
{
"comment_id": "c_77",
"author": "Mark Lee",
"headline": "Head of Growth at Acme",
"type": "question",
"reactions": 4
}
]What you can build
Parameters
Inputs accepted by get_comment_status.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| post_id | string | Filter to a specific post (optional - shows all posts if omitted) |
| limit | number | Max unanswered comments to return (default 20) |
| exclude_access_requests | boolean | Exclude 'access request' comments like 'GTM:OS', 'Send it' (default true - shows only genuine engagement) |
| type | string | Filter by comment type: access_request, question, engagement, praise, emoji_only |
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