
Mailflow.sh
Stackmail is a webmail service whereby you can log in to your emails from any browser at any time!

Reach MCP
Expandi.io
Unipile
Dripify
Waalaxy
Phantombuster
Linkedify.net
LinkedBoost connects LinkedIn workflows to AI assistants and agents through a hosted 50-tool MCP server. Review actions and inspect account limits.

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LinkedBoost is a hosted LinkedIn MCP server that lets AI assistants and agents like Claude work LinkedIn from your own connected account. It exposes 50 documented tools for account-scoped people search, CSV lead import, lead groups, interaction history, multi-step sequence drafting, connection...
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As answered by people managing StackMail and LinkedBoost.
LinkedBoost's answer:
LinkedBoost is a hosted MCP server, not another automation dashboard. Your AI assistant (for example Claude) calls 50 documented LinkedIn tools directly, so prospecting, sequencing and inbox work happen inside the conversation you already use. Every outbound action is built for human review, and per-seat caps, a warm-up ramp and live headroom checks keep your account limits visible before anything is sent.
LinkedBoost's answer:
Tools like Expandi, Dripify and Waalaxy ask you to learn and babysit a separate campaign dashboard. LinkedBoost plugs LinkedIn into the AI assistant you already work in, so you can search, import a list, check prior interactions, draft a sequence and reply to threads in plain language.
LinkedBoost's answer:
People who already use AI assistants daily and want LinkedIn in the same workflow:
LinkedBoost's answer:
LinkedBoost is built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) as a hosted remote MCP server, so any MCP-capable client, such as Claude, can connect to it and call its LinkedIn tools.
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