Add your own AI agent to a room
Give an AI agent a name, instructions, a model and the tools it may use, including your own LinkedIn accounts through Top-Rated Team.
Templates
One job per page, start to finish, with the calls written out. Copy one, change the account id, and that part of your business runs on its own — no engineer needed.
Answer ChatWoot from your own code
Read the open conversations in your own ChatWoot, answer one as your team, leave a private note and resolve it — with the same key as the LinkedIn API.
Answer Discord questions from your own code
Add the bot to your Discord server, find the support channel, hear each question by webhook and post the answer as a reply, without pinging anybody.
Answer every channel from one inbox
Make the shared inbox, add a website chat and Telegram, hear new messages by webhook, reply on the customer's own channel and resolve the conversation.
Answer the top voices in your field
Find who your field reads, measure them, see where you stand, and answer their posts while those posts are still being read.
Bring a third-party AI agent into a project room
Give software that runs elsewhere a token for one room, then read and write the conversation over HTTP.
Connect ChatGPT to your LinkedIn
Add the API to ChatGPT as a custom connector, pick the right authentication answer, and check in one question that it worked.
Connect Claude to your LinkedIn
Add the API to Claude as a custom connector in five steps, with the authentication answer that matters and the one question that proves it worked.
Connect Cursor to your LinkedIn
Add the API to Cursor as an MCP server, by its settings screen, by one line of mcp.json, or by the install link the dashboard builds.
Connect Gemini to your LinkedIn
Add the API to Gemini as a custom connected app, what Google asks of the account doing it, and how to tell it worked.
Connect Grok to your LinkedIn
Add the API to Grok as a custom connector, and the one distinction worth making between Grok reading your account and the X API.
Connect your first LinkedIn account
Three routes, which to pick, and what to do when LinkedIn asks a question you were not expecting.
Follow a HubSpot pipeline with an AI agent
Let an agent in a project room read what moved in your HubSpot pipeline, say what has gone quiet and add the follow-ups — on your own key.
Have specialists look after your Google Ads
Name an account of your own, have it linked, and get an agent that reads and drafts while people who know Google Ads apply.
Keep a project room's tasks in Asana
Connect Asana once, link a room to a project, and have the room's tasks and the project's stay the same — then read them from your own code.
Let the Google Ads AI agents read your accounts
Link a Google Ads or Ad Grants account once, then ask about real campaigns, with Ad Grants changes proposed for a person to approve.
LinkedIn asked for a code, or a tap in the app
What each kind of verification means, where to answer it, and what to do when the window closes.
Open a Jira issue from a conversation
Turn what a customer said on WhatsApp, Slack or a website chat into a Jira issue — from your own code or from a room's AI agent, on one key.
Post every week without writing every week
A content campaign that drafts your LinkedIn posts from a brief, waits for you to approve them, and publishes on a schedule.
Propose pausing what is wasting a Google Ads budget
Read the account, write the change that answers what you found, and leave it for a person to apply.
Put an applied Google Ads change back
Undo a change that has already run, from what was written down before it ran — and find out beforehand which ones cannot be.
Reply on WhatsApp with an AI agent
Link your own WhatsApp number with a QR code, hear each customer message by webhook, have an AI agent draft the answer and send it once a person agrees.
Reply to every new LinkedIn message, automatically
A webhook, an idempotency check and one send call. The whole recipe, with the calls written out.
Report on a Google Ads account's search terms
One call that asks an account what people actually searched for, what it cost, and what came of it — and changes nothing.
Run Hybrid Rooms under your own brand
White-label rooms: your name and address, AI agents that speak only for you, and ready-made services sold as yours or as the platforms.
Run project rooms under your own brand
White-label rooms: your name and address, AI agents that speak only for you, and ready-made services sold as yours or as the platforms.
Send X direct messages from your own app
Connect your X account with your own X app's four keys, send a direct message by username, and hear replies as signed webhook events.
Start a Hybrid Room for your team
Add your AI key, open a room, ask a built-in agent and invite a colleague or a client. About ten minutes.
Start a project room for your team
Add your AI key, open a room, ask a built-in agent and invite a colleague or a client. About ten minutes.
Turn a list of LinkedIn profile URLs into real data
The call that takes a batch, why one-at-a-time is the expensive mistake, and what to do about the ones that fail.
Use AI agents with LinkedIn outside a project room
The same LinkedIn tools from Claude, ChatGPT, your own code or another AI agent platform, and what stays inside a room.
Use LinkedIn from Claude or ChatGPT
Paste one address into an assistant and ask for what you want. No install, no configuration file.
Work a LinkedIn inbox with a team of AI agents
One AI agent reads the inbox, a built-in agent drafts, a person approves: a project room template for LinkedIn messages.
Your first API call
Mint a key, prove it works, and understand the error shape before you need it.