Lhremote

lhremote: LinkedHelper Automation Toolkit

CLI and MCP server for LinkedHelper automation.

This project is brought to you by Alexey Pelykh.

What It Does

lhremote lets AI assistants (Claude, etc.) control LinkedHelper through the Model Context Protocol. It can:

• App management — detect, launch, and quit LinkedHelper instances
• Account & instance control — list accounts, start/stop instances, check status
• Campaign automation — create, configure, start, stop, and monitor campaigns with full action-chain management
• People import — import LinkedIn profile URLs into campaign target lists
• Profile queries — look up and search cached LinkedIn profiles from the local database
• Messaging — send direct messages, InMails, and connection requests; query messaging history and check for replies
• LinkedIn engagement — visit profiles, endorse skills, follow/unfollow, like posts, comment, and react
• Feed & post intelligence — read the LinkedIn feed, search posts, get post details, engagement stats, and engager lists
• Profile enrichment — extract emails, phones, socials, and company data from LinkedIn profiles
• LinkedIn search — build search URLs, resolve entity IDs, and query reference data for search filters
• Budget & throttle monitoring — check daily action limits and LinkedIn throttling status
• Action discovery — list available LinkedHelper action types with configuration schemas

Quick Start

npm install -g lhremote        # or: npx lhremote --help
lhremote launch-app            # start LinkedHelper with remote debugging
lhremote list-accounts         # find your LinkedIn account ID
lhremote start-instance        # start an instance (auto-selects single account)
lhremote campaign-create --file my-campaign.yaml   # create a campaign
lhremote import-people-from-urls <campaignId> --urls "https://www.linkedin.com/in/..."
lhremote campaign-start <campaignId> --person-ids <id1,id2,...>
lhremote campaign-status <campaignId>              # monitor progress

Pacing: LinkedIn monitors automated activity. See the Rate Limiting guide for recommended settings.

Prerequisites

• Node.js >= 24
• LinkedHelper desktop application (requires a paid subscription)

Installation

npm install -g lhremote

Or run directly with npx:

npx lhremote --help

Usage with Claude Desktop

Add to your Claude Desktop configuration (claude_desktop_config.json):

{
    "mcpServers": {
        "lhremote": {
            "command": "npx",
            "args": ["lhremote", "mcp"]
        }
    }
}

Once configured, Claude can use every registered tool directly. A typical workflow:

1. find-app — Detect a running LinkedHelper instance (or launch-app to start one)
2. list-accounts — See available LinkedIn accounts
3. start-instance — Start an instance for an account
4. describe-actions — Explore available action types
5. campaign-create — Create a campaign from YAML/JSON configuration
6. import-people-from-urls — Import target LinkedIn profiles into the campaign
7. campaign-start — Run the campaign
8. campaign-status / campaign-statistics — Monitor progress
9. query-messages / check-replies — Review messaging results

CLI Usage

The lhremote command provides the same functionality as the MCP server. Every MCP tool has a corresponding CLI command except where its reference section says otherwise.

App Management

lhremote find-app [--json]
lhremote launch-app
lhremote quit-app

Account & Instance

lhremote list-accounts [--all-workspaces] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote list-workspaces [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote start-instance <accountId> [--cdp-port <port>]
lhremote stop-instance <accountId> [--cdp-port <port>]
lhremote check-status [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]

Campaigns

lhremote campaign-list [--include-archived] [--json]
lhremote campaign-create --file <path> | --yaml <config> | --json-input <config> [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote campaign-get <campaignId> [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote campaign-export <campaignId> [--format yaml|json] [--output <path>] [--cdp-port <port>]
lhremote campaign-update <campaignId> [--name <name>] [--description <text>] [--clear-description] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote campaign-delete <campaignId> [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote campaign-erase <campaignId> [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote campaign-start <campaignId> --person-ids <ids> | --person-ids-file <path> [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote campaign-stop <campaignId> [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]

Campaign Status & Retry

lhremote campaign-status <campaignId> [--include-results] [--limit <n>] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote campaign-statistics <campaignId> [--action-id <id>] [--max-errors <n>] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote campaign-retry <campaignId> --person-ids <ids> | --person-ids-file <path> [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]

Campaign Actions

lhremote campaign-add-action <campaignId> --name <name> --action-type <type> [--description <text>] [--cool-down <ms>] [--max-results <n>] [--action-settings <json>] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote campaign-remove-action <campaignId> <actionId> [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote campaign-update-action <campaignId> <actionId> [--name <name>] [--description <text>] [--clear-description] [--cool-down <ms>] [--max-results <n>] [--action-settings <json>] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote campaign-reorder-actions <campaignId> --action-ids <ids> [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote campaign-move-next <campaignId> <actionId> --person-ids <ids> | --person-ids-file <path> [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]

Campaign Targeting

lhremote campaign-exclude-list <campaignId> [--action-id <id>] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote campaign-exclude-add <campaignId> --person-ids <ids> | --person-ids-file <path> [--action-id <id>] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote campaign-exclude-remove <campaignId> --person-ids <ids> | --person-ids-file <path> [--action-id <id>] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote campaign-list-people <campaignId> [--action-id <id>] [--status <status>] [--limit <n>] [--offset <n>] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote campaign-remove-people <campaignId> --person-ids <ids> | --person-ids-file <path> [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote import-people-from-urls <campaignId> --urls <urls> | --urls-file <path> [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote collect-people <campaignId> <sourceUrl> [--limit <n>] [--max-pages <n>] [--page-size <n>] [--source-type <type>] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]

Collections

lhremote list-collections [--json]
lhremote create-collection <name> [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote delete-collection <collectionId> [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote add-people-to-collection <collectionId> --person-ids <ids> | --person-ids-file <path> [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote remove-people-from-collection <collectionId> --person-ids <ids> | --person-ids-file <path> [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote import-people-from-collection <collectionId> <campaignId> [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]

Profiles & Messaging

lhremote query-profile --person-id <id> | --public-id <slug> [--include-positions] [--json]
lhremote query-profiles [--query <text>] [--company <name>] [--include-history] [--limit <n>] [--offset <n>] [--json]
lhremote query-profiles-bulk --person-id <id>... | --public-id <slug>... [--include-positions] [--json]
lhremote query-messages [--person-id <id>] [--chat-id <id>] [--search <text>] [--limit <n>] [--offset <n>] [--json]
lhremote check-replies [--since <timestamp>] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote scrape-messaging-history --person-ids <ids> | --person-ids-file <path> [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]

LinkedIn Actions

lhremote visit-profile --person-id <id> | --url <url> [--extract-current-organizations] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote endorse-skills --person-id <id> | --url <url> [--skill-name <name>]... [--limit <n>] [--skip-if-not-endorsable] [--keep-campaign] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote enrich-profile --person-id <id> | --url <url> [--enrich-profile-info] [--enrich-phones] [--enrich-emails] [--enrich-socials] [--enrich-companies] [--keep-campaign] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote follow-person --person-id <id> | --url <url> [--mode <follow|unfollow>] [--skip-if-unfollowable] [--keep-campaign] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote unfollow-profile <profileUrl> [--dry-run] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote like-person-posts --person-id <id> | --url <url> [--number-of-articles <n>] [--number-of-posts <n>] [--max-age-of-articles <days>] [--max-age-of-posts <days>] [--should-add-comment] [--message-template <json>] [--skip-if-not-liked] [--keep-campaign] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote message-person --person-id <id> | --url <url> --message-template <json> [--subject-template <json>] [--reject-if-replied] [--reject-if-messaged] [--keep-campaign] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote send-invite --person-id <id> | --url <url> [--message-template <json>] [--save-as-lead-sn] [--keep-campaign] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote send-inmail --person-id <id> | --url <url> --message-template <json> [--subject-template <json>] [--reject-if-replied] [--proceed-on-out-of-credits] [--keep-campaign] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote remove-connection --person-id <id> | --url <url> [--keep-campaign] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]

Feed & Posts

lhremote get-feed [--count <n>] [--cursor <token>] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote get-post <postUrl> [--comment-count <n>] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote get-post-stats <postUrl> [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote get-profile-activity <profile> [--count <n>] [--cursor <token>] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote search-posts <query> [--count <n>] [--cursor <n>] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote comment-on-post --url <url> --text <text> [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote react-to-post <postUrl> [--type <like|celebrate|support|love|insightful|funny>] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote react-to-comment <postUrl> <commentUrn> [--type <like|celebrate|support|love|insightful|funny>] [--dry-run] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote dismiss-feed-post <feedIndex> [--dry-run] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote hide-feed-author <feedIndex> [--dry-run] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote hide-feed-author-profile <profileUrl> [--dry-run] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote unfollow-from-feed <feedIndex> [--dry-run] [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]

LinkedIn Search & Reference

lhremote build-url <sourceType> [--keywords <keywords>] [--current-company <id>]... [--past-company <id>]... [--geo <id>]... [--industry <id>]... [--school <id>]... [--network <code>]... [--profile-language <code>]... [--service-category <id>]... [--filter <spec>]... [--slug <slug>] [--id <id>] [--json]
lhremote resolve-entity <entityType> <query> [--limit <n>] [--json]
lhremote list-reference-data <dataType> [--json]

Utilities

lhremote describe-actions [--category <category>] [--type <type>] [--json]
lhremote get-errors [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote dismiss-errors [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote get-action-budget [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]
lhremote get-throttle-status [--cdp-port <port>] [--json]

MCP Tools

Common Parameters

Most tools and CLI commands connect to LinkedHelper via the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP). In addition to the tool-specific parameters listed below, CDP-connected tools accept the following, except where a tool's own reference section says otherwise. The Default column describes the MCP tools; each CLI command exposes its own subset of these flags, and the notes below give the differences that matter:

cdpPort is discovered, not defaulted. Omit it and lhremote finds the port of the running LinkedHelper itself, whatever that port happens to be; it raises LinkedHelperNotRunningError or LinkedHelperUnreachableError when no instance is reachable. Pass a port only to target one specific instance — you do not need one to reach a LinkedHelper that is not on 9222. Two exceptions: quit-app takes cdpPort alone (no cdpHost, allowRemote or accountId) and does default to 9222; and a port is required whenever cdpHost is non-loopback, because discovery scans local processes only.

accountId is required once more than one account is configured. With a single account the MCP tools resolve it themselves; with several they cannot, and the call fails — most raise AccountResolutionError, while start-instance and stop-instance answer with their own message. Either way, list-accounts gives you the ID. Every tool that connects to a running LinkedHelper accepts accountId; the ones that do not are the app-management tools (find-app, launch-app, quit-app), which act on the application rather than on an account, the reference tools (build-linkedin-url, resolve-linkedin-entity, list-linkedin-reference-data, describe-actions), which open no connection, and the profile-cache readers (query-profile, query-profiles, query-profiles-bulk), which search every account's local database and cannot be scoped to one. The CLI never auto-resolves, at any account count: start-instance / stop-instance take a required positional <accountId>, comment-on-post / react-to-post take --account-id, and no other command exposes it.

Security warning: Enabling allowRemote permits CDP connections to remote hosts. CDP is an unsandboxed protocol that grants full control over the target browser — equivalent to remote code execution. Only enable this when the network path between your machine and the target host is fully secured (e.g., SSH tunnel, VPN, or trusted LAN).

App Management

find-app

Detect running LinkedHelper application instances and their CDP connection details.

No parameters.

launch-app

Launch the LinkedHelper application with remote debugging enabled.

quit-app

Quit the LinkedHelper application.

Account & Instance

list-accounts

List available LinkedHelper accounts. Returns account ID, LinkedIn ID, name, and email for each account. Returns accounts in the currently selected workspace by default (LinkedHelper 2.113.x+); set includeAllWorkspaces to enumerate every workspace the current LH user belongs to.

list-workspaces

List LinkedHelper workspaces the current LH user belongs to. Each workspace includes the user's role and a selected flag indicating the currently active workspace. Returns an empty list on LinkedHelper versions that predate workspaces (pre-2.113.x).

start-instance

Start a LinkedHelper instance for a LinkedIn account.

stop-instance

Stop a running LinkedHelper instance.

check-status

Check LinkedHelper connection status, running instances, and database health.

Campaigns

campaign-list

List existing campaigns with summary statistics.

campaign-create

Create a new campaign from YAML or JSON configuration.

campaign-get

Get detailed campaign information including action chain.

campaign-export

Export campaign configuration as YAML or JSON.

campaign-update

Update a campaign's name and/or description.

campaign-delete

Delete (archive) a campaign.

campaign-erase

Permanently erase a campaign and all related data from the database. This is irreversible — unlike campaign-delete (which archives), this removes all campaign data permanently.

campaign-start

Start a campaign with specified target persons. Returns immediately (async execution).

campaign-stop

Stop a running campaign.

Campaign Status & Retry

campaign-status

Check campaign execution status and results.

campaign-statistics

Get per-action statistics for a campaign.

campaign-retry

Reset specified people for re-run in a campaign.

Campaign Actions

campaign-add-action

Add a new action to a campaign's action chain. Use describe-actions to explore available action types.

campaign-remove-action

Remove an action from a campaign's action chain.

campaign-update-action

Update an existing action's configuration in a campaign. Only provided fields are changed.

campaign-reorder-actions

Reorder actions in a campaign's action chain.

campaign-move-next

Move people from one action to the next in a campaign.

Campaign Targeting

campaign-exclude-list

View the exclude list for a campaign or action.

campaign-exclude-add

Add people to a campaign or action exclude list.

campaign-exclude-remove

Remove people from a campaign or action exclude list.

campaign-list-people

List people assigned to a campaign with their processing status.

campaign-remove-people

Remove people from a campaign's target list entirely. This is the inverse of import-people-from-urls.

import-people-from-urls

Import LinkedIn profile URLs into a campaign action target list. Idempotent — previously imported URLs are skipped.

collect-people

Collect people from a LinkedIn page into a campaign. Detects the source type from the URL automatically.

Collections

list-collections

List all LinkedHelper collections (Lists) with people counts.

create-collection

Create a new named LinkedHelper collection (List).

delete-collection

Delete a LinkedHelper collection (List) and all its people associations.

add-people-to-collection

Add people to a LinkedHelper collection. Idempotent — adding an already-present person is a no-op.

remove-people-from-collection

Remove people from a LinkedHelper collection.

import-people-from-collection

Import all people from a LinkedHelper collection into a campaign. Large sets are automatically chunked.

Profiles & Messaging

query-profile

Look up a cached LinkedIn profile from the local database by person ID or public ID.

query-profiles

Search for profiles in the local database with name, headline, or company filters.

query-profiles-bulk

Look up multiple cached LinkedIn profiles in a single call.

query-messages

Query messaging history from the local database.

check-replies

Check for new message replies from LinkedIn.

scrape-messaging-history

Scrape messaging history from LinkedIn for specified people into the local database. This is a long-running operation that may take several minutes.

LinkedIn Actions

visit-profile

Visit a LinkedIn profile via LinkedHelper's VisitAndExtract action and return the extracted profile data. Deducts from the daily action budget.

endorse-skills

Endorse skills on a LinkedIn profile via an ephemeral campaign. Deducts from the daily action budget.

enrich-profile

Enrich a LinkedIn profile by extracting additional data (emails, phones, socials, company info) via an ephemeral campaign. Deducts from the daily action budget.

follow-person

Follow or unfollow a LinkedIn profile via an ephemeral campaign. Deducts from the daily action budget.

unfollow-profile

Unfollow a LinkedIn member profile or organization page by navigating to it and clicking the Following → Unfollow toggle. Accepts both profile URLs and company URLs — LinkedIn renders the same Follow/Following toggle on both surfaces. Prefer this over unfollow-from-feed for bulk feed-hygiene workflows: feed-based tools are limited to one action per feed fetch because the feed DOM refreshes after each hide/unfollow, invalidating other indexes; this tool works regardless of whether the author is currently in the home feed. For org-level feed-volume escalation it is also the substitute for a mute, since LinkedIn does not expose a Mute action on company pages. Returns the detected prior follow state and target kind (profile vs company), so bulk workflows can distinguish actual unfollows from no-op calls on already-unfollowed targets and from inaccessible targets (private/blocked profiles, restricted/unavailable companies). Unlike follow-person with mode: unfollow, which runs an ephemeral campaign and deducts from the daily action budget, this acts on the page directly and does not.

like-person-posts

Like and optionally comment on posts and articles by a LinkedIn profile via an ephemeral campaign. Deducts from the daily action budget.

message-person

Send a direct message to a 1st-degree LinkedIn connection via an ephemeral campaign. Deducts from the daily action budget.

send-invite

Send a LinkedIn connection request via an ephemeral campaign. Deducts from the daily action budget.

send-inmail

Send an InMail message to a LinkedIn member (no connection required) via an ephemeral campaign. Deducts from the daily action budget.

remove-connection

Remove a person from 1st-degree LinkedIn connections (unfriend) via an ephemeral campaign. Deducts from the daily action budget.

Feed & Posts

get-feed

Read the LinkedIn home feed. Returns structured post data with cursor-based pagination.

get-post

Get detailed data for a single LinkedIn post including its comment thread.

get-post-stats

Get engagement statistics for a LinkedIn post: reaction count (broken down by type), comment count, and share count.

get-post-engagers

List people who engaged with a LinkedIn post (reacted, etc.) with their profile info and engagement type. Supports pagination. Returns a shortfall field alongside the engagers: null when no reaction count the page rendered contradicted what was collected — the absence of a contradiction, not a guarantee of completeness — otherwise a record of how many rows were collected, how many were asked for, the reaction count the page itself rendered, and why collection stopped. paging.total carries the page's own reaction count where that was readable and falls back to the number of rows collected where it was not — the pre-pagination count, not the length of the returned slice, so with start > 0 it can exceed the rows you got back. Either way it is not an independent answer to whether more exist. MCP tool only — no CLI command.

get-profile-activity

Get recent posts/activity from a LinkedIn profile with cursor-based pagination.

search-posts

Search LinkedIn for posts by keyword or hashtag. Returns structured post data with cursor-based pagination.

comment-on-post

Post a comment on a LinkedIn post. Checks action budget before attempting.

react-to-post

React to a LinkedIn post with a specific reaction type. Checks action budget before attempting — refused when the PostLike limit is reached, including under dryRun.

react-to-comment

React to a specific LinkedIn comment with a specific reaction type. Use this for the organic-engagement pattern of acknowledging a reply (e.g., the post author replied to your comment) without extending the thread. Mirrors react-to-post semantics scoped to one comment via its URN (as returned by get-post's commentUrn field).

dismiss-feed-post

Dismiss a post from the LinkedIn feed by clicking Not interested in its three-dot menu. Operates on the home feed by position index (pair with get-feed to identify posts).

hide-feed-author

Click Hide posts by {Name} in a feed post's three-dot menu. Operates on the home feed by position index (pair with get-feed to identify posts). The hidden person may differ from the original author (e.g., a reposter). For bulk feed-hygiene workflows prefer hide-feed-author-profile, which is not limited to one action per feed fetch.

hide-feed-author-profile

Mute a LinkedIn profile's posts in the home feed by navigating to the profile page and invoking Mute {Name} from the More menu. Prefer this over hide-feed-author for bulk feed-hygiene workflows: feed-based tools are limited to one action per feed fetch because the feed DOM refreshes after each hide/unfollow, invalidating other indexes. Works regardless of whether the author is currently in the feed. Returns structured results: success when muted; { success: false, reason: "mute_not_available" } for non-connections or profiles where Mute is not exposed; { success: false, reason: "already_muted" } when the profile is already muted. LinkedIn exposes no Mute action on company pages; use unfollow-profile for an organization.

unfollow-from-feed

Unfollow the author of a LinkedIn feed post via its three-dot menu. Operates on the home feed by position index (pair with get-feed to identify posts). For bulk feed-hygiene workflows prefer unfollow-profile, which is not limited to one action per feed fetch.

LinkedIn Search & Reference

build-linkedin-url

Build a LinkedIn URL for any supported source type. Supports SearchPage (basic search with faceted filters), SNSearchPage (Sales Navigator), and parameterised templates for company, school, group, and event pages. CLI command: build-url.

resolve-linkedin-entity

Resolve human-readable names (company names, locations, schools) to LinkedIn entity IDs via LinkedIn's public typeahead endpoint. No authentication and no running LinkedHelper instance required. CLI command: resolve-entity.

list-linkedin-reference-data

List LinkedIn reference data for finite enumerations (industries, seniority levels, functions, company sizes, connection degrees, profile languages). Use this to discover valid IDs for search filters. CLI command: list-reference-data.

Utilities

describe-actions

List available LinkedHelper action types with descriptions and configuration schemas.

get-errors

Query current LinkedHelper UI errors, dialogs, and blocking popups.

dismiss-errors

Dismiss closable error popups in the LinkedHelper instance UI by clicking their close/OK buttons. Recommended after UIBlockedError.

get-action-budget

Get daily action budget showing limit types, thresholds, and today's usage from LH campaigns and CDP-direct actions.

get-throttle-status

Check if LinkedIn is currently throttling the account.

Known Limitations

• Platform support: LinkedHelper runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux. Binary paths are detected automatically but can be overridden with the LINKEDHELPER_PATH environment variable.
• Instance startup time: Starting an instance loads LinkedIn, which may take up to 45 seconds.
• Profile data is cached: query-profile and query-profiles search the local LinkedHelper database. Profiles must have been visited or imported by LinkedHelper to appear in results.
• Messaging scrape is slow: scrape-messaging-history navigates LinkedIn's messaging UI and can take several minutes depending on conversation volume.
• Same-machine requirement: lhremote must run on the same machine as LinkedHelper. CDP connections are localhost-only by default (for security), and database access requires direct file system access to the LinkedHelper SQLite database.

Troubleshooting

LinkedHelper is not running

Error: LinkedHelper is not running (no processes found) — or LinkedHelper is not running (no CDP endpoint at port <port>) when you named a port explicitly.

Solution: Use launch-app to start LinkedHelper, or start it manually. lhremote communicates with LinkedHelper via the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP), which requires the application to be running. The second form means nothing answered on the port you named: drop --cdp-port and lhremote will discover the running instance's port itself.

LinkedHelper is unreachable

Error: LinkedHelper processes detected but CDP endpoint is unreachable

Solution: LinkedHelper is running but its CDP port is not responding. This typically means a stale or zombie process. Use launch-app --force to kill stale processes and relaunch, or manually restart LinkedHelper.

Application binary not found

Error: LinkedHelper application binary not found. Set LINKEDHELPER_PATH to override.

Solution: Install LinkedHelper from linkedhelper.com. If installed in a non-standard location, set the LINKEDHELPER_PATH environment variable to the binary path.

No accounts found

Error: No accounts found.

Solution: Open LinkedHelper and configure at least one LinkedIn account before using lhremote.

Multiple accounts found

Error: Multiple accounts found. Specify accountId. Use list-accounts to see available accounts.

Solution: Use list-accounts to see available accounts, then pass the desired accountId to start-instance, stop-instance, or other tools.

No instance running

Error: No LinkedHelper instance is running. Use start-instance first.

Solution: Run start-instance before using campaign or messaging tools. An instance must be running to interact with LinkedIn.

Instance initialization timeout

Error: Instance started but failed to initialize within timeout.

Solution: The instance was started but took too long to finish loading. This can happen on slow connections. Try again; the instance may still be starting in the background. Use check-status to verify.

Database not found

Error: No database found for account

Solution: The LinkedHelper database file is missing for the specified account. Ensure the account has been used at least once in LinkedHelper so that a local database has been created.

Disclaimer

lhremote is an independent project not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to:

• LinkedIn or LinkedIn Corporation
• LinkedHelper or its parent company

LinkedIn is a trademark of LinkedIn Corporation. LinkedHelper is a trademark of its respective owner.

Purpose

This project enables interoperability between automation tools and LinkedHelper, as permitted under DMCA § 1201(f). Implementation is based on publicly observable behavior (Chrome DevTools Protocol) without access to protected source code.

What This Project Does NOT Do

• Circumvent copy protection or licensing
• Bypass LinkedHelper authentication
• Enable use without a valid LinkedHelper subscription
• Provide access to LinkedIn without LinkedHelper

User Responsibility

Use of lhremote requires a valid LinkedHelper subscription and is subject to LinkedHelper's and LinkedIn's terms of service. Users accept all responsibility for compliance.

Ethical Use

This tool is for legitimate productivity. Do NOT use for spam, scraping at scale, or harassment.

License

AGPL-3.0-only — For commercial licensing, contact the maintainer.