LinkedIn Agent
The LinkedIn agent that studies the accounts already winning your feed and turns what works into drafts for yours.
Scans any profile or company page, reads what performs, extracts the pattern, and drafts posts in your voice.
Free to start · 50 credits · No credit card required
What changes
Without Xicmo
- You know a competitor's page performs well and have no idea which of their posts is doing the work.
- Advice about LinkedIn is generic and none of it is measured against your industry.
- Founder posts get written when inspiration strikes, which is not a strategy.
- Every draft starts from a blank box with no reference for what this audience responds to.
- Studying another page by hand means scrolling months of posts and guessing at the pattern.
With Xicmo
- Paste the URL and the agent reads the page's posts, surfacing which formats actually carry the engagement.
- The reference is a specific account in your market rather than a listicle about posting times.
- Drafts are generated on a schedule, so founder posting survives a busy fortnight.
- Each draft starts from an observed pattern rather than from nothing.
- The scan takes a minute and returns what would have taken an evening of scrolling.
What does an AI LinkedIn agent do?
An AI LinkedIn agent studies the posts of accounts already performing in your market — any company page or personal profile you point it at — identifies what those posts have in common, and drafts posts for your own page using the same structural patterns in your voice.
This is competitive research rather than scheduling. The value is not that a model can write a LinkedIn post; it is that the draft starts from evidence about what this specific audience responds to, taken from accounts that are already reaching them.
How it works
- 01
Paste a URL
Any company page or personal profile — a competitor, an industry voice, anyone whose feed presence you would like to understand.
- 02
Read the pattern
The agent scans their posts and surfaces what is structurally consistent about the ones that perform: format, length, opening, what they ask for.
- 03
Draft in your voice
Those patterns become drafts about your business, in your voice profile. The research an evening of scrolling would have produced is already done.
What it does
Company page and profile scanning by URL
Point it at any public page or profile — no connection request, no access to their account.
Post-pattern extraction from live feeds
Surfaces what the posts that perform have in common structurally, rather than reporting raw engagement counts.
Founder-voice drafting
Writes in the first person for a personal page, which is a different register from company-page copy and the one that performs.
Scheduled draft generation
Produces drafts on a cadence, so founder posting survives the weeks nobody feels inspired.
Approval queue shared with the other social agents
Drafts land in the same queue as X, Reddit and Hacker News, so one review pass covers every channel.
Shared voice profile across channels
The same voice profile the other agents use, adjusted for a professional-network register.
Research first, drafting second
The X agent exists to keep a queue full. This one exists to answer a different question: what actually works on this audience? It starts by reading accounts that are already reaching the people you want, extracts what their best posts have structurally in common, and drafts from that. Two agents, two jobs — the reason they are not the same page with the words swapped.
LinkedIn is where B2B buying committees actually are
For most B2B products the people who sign off on a purchase maintain a professional presence on LinkedIn and very little presence anywhere else. Organic reach on personal profiles also remains substantially better than on company pages, which is why founder-led posting outperforms brand accounts on the same content.
Pricing
Credits meter real AI usage, not seats. Every agent is unlocked on both plans.
Questions
Does it need access to my LinkedIn account?
No. Scanning works from public URLs and drafting produces text. Publishing is yours — you copy the approved draft into LinkedIn and post it.
Is scanning someone else's profile allowed?
It reads public pages, the same content any visitor sees. It does not connect, message, or access anything behind a login, and it does not act on your account.
How is this different from the X agent?
Different job. The X agent is built around keeping a publishing queue full. This one is built around competitive research — reading accounts that already perform and extracting the pattern. If you want both, they share a voice profile.
Can it post to LinkedIn automatically?
No. Drafts land in your queue and you publish them yourself.
Will the drafts sound like a bot?
Less so with the voice profile set, and less still if you edit. Being straightforward about it: LinkedIn already has a great deal of generated content and readers have learned the tells, so the drafts are worth rewriting rather than approving straight through.
Does it publish or send anything without my approval?
No. Every agent drafts into a queue and stops there. You read it, edit it, and press publish — or you don't, and nothing leaves. There is no mode that posts on your behalf unreviewed.
Do I need any technical setup?
Add your website URL and the agents start working. Connecting Search Console or Analytics makes the SEO and GEO agents considerably sharper, and both are OAuth — no keys to paste, no DNS records, no code on your site.
What is included in the free plan?
50 credits on signup, no card required, and every agent unlocked. Credits meter actual AI usage rather than seats, so you can try the agent that matters to you instead of spending a trial learning the interface.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. The Max plan is monthly and cancels from billing in one click — no contract, no notice period, no call to book. Drafts you have already generated stay in your workspace.
Try the LinkedIn Agent free
50 credits on signup, every agent unlocked, and nothing publishes without your approval.