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List LinkedIn Posts

List LinkedIn posts in two modes: recent posts in chronological order for a given profile or company, or your own top posts ranked by a chosen engagement metric. Recent mode requires an identifier (provider ID, slug, or URL), while top mode ranks your posts by impressions, reactions, comments, reposts, or engagement rate over a lookback window. Returns an empty array when no posts are found.

list_postsGET/api/v1/content/posts
crispy — bash

Example prompt: Show me my top 5 posts by engagement rate from the last 30 days

[
  {
    "post_id": "urn:li:activity:7012345678901234567",
    "text": "The biggest GTM mistake I see...",
    "engagement_rate": 0.072,
    "impressions": 14820
  }
]
Permission scope
core
Access
Read-only
Category
Content

What you can build

Review a prospect's recent posts to find relevant conversation starters
Surface your top-performing posts by impressions or engagement rate
Audit a company page's recent content cadence and themes
Identify which past posts to repurpose based on engagement

Parameters

Inputs accepted by list_posts.

NameTypeDescription
identifierstringWhose posts to list. Accepts provider_id (e.g. 'ACoAABGDkeIB...'), slug (e.g. 'john-doe-123'), or full URL. Required for sort='recent'.
sort"recent" | "top"Sort order: 'recent' (default, chronological by identifier) or 'top' (your top posts by engagement score).
limitnumberMax number of posts to return (1-100 for recent, 1-25 for top; default 20/10)
metric"impressions" | "reactions" | "comments" | "reposts" | "engagement_rate"Rank by this metric when sort='top' (default: impressions)
daysnumberFor recent posts, return only posts published within this many days; for top posts, look back this many days (default 30). Undated posts are excluded from recent results.
is_companybooleanSet to true if the identifier is a company (sort='recent' only)
cursorstringPagination cursor (sort='recent' only)

Run LinkedIn workflows from the AI client you already use.

Create your account, connect LinkedIn, create an API key, then add Crispy to your client. Review the docs for supported workflows and safety controls.