Open Connectors
In Claude, go to Settings > Connectors and choose Add custom connector. Same spot in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Grok and Le Chat.
Paste a public LinkedIn post and ask what the people under it want, doubt or push back on. Claude pulls the comments through Adlicio and answers with quotes.
Needs All Access. One post costs 1 credit. Adlicio reads post comments, not profiles or messages.
Add the connector, sign in with a free Adlicio account, and turn Adlicio on in a chat. No install.
In Claude, go to Settings > Connectors and choose Add custom connector. Same spot in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Grok and Le Chat.
Name it Adlicio and paste the connector URL. One URL covers every platform Adlicio scrapes.
Authorize once in your browser with your Adlicio account. Then ask for angles in any chat.
Paste one or more public post links with the question. Each post costs 1 credit, and a post you already pulled opens from your history.
Objections with a quote for each.
What the market still needs explained.
What each audience cares about.
Buying intent, with the commenters' names.
B2B buyer language for ads and outreach.
A reply you can edit and post yourself.
No. Custom connectors work on Claude Free, Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise. Claude Free allows one custom connector. On Team and Enterprise, an Owner adds Adlicio first, and then each member connects their own account.
The comments on a public LinkedIn post. It does not read profiles, connections, job posts or messages.
No. Adlicio reads public posts for you, and the post's author is not notified.
Adlicio only reads public pages. It never posts, likes, follows or sends messages, and it never asks for your login on that site.
Yes. The same connector works in ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code and other MCP clients. Only the setup steps differ, and the MCP docs cover each one.
Prefer the browser? Use the free LinkedIn viewer.
Also in Claude: Reddit · YouTube · Trustpilot · TikTok · Instagram · Google Maps
Add the connector once. Every public LinkedIn post becomes something you can ask about.