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Connect Cursor to LinkedIn with the Postbase MCP server and schedule LinkedIn posts from your editor. No API key, and every post lands on a calendar you can check.

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Connect the Postbase MCP server to your AI tool so it can schedule and publish for you.

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Set up in three steps

  1. 1

    Connect LinkedIn to Postbase

    Open Channels in Postbase, pick LinkedIn and approve access on LinkedIn's own sign-in screen. Postbase never sees your password.

  2. 2

    Add the server

    Click Add to Cursor on the Postbase Developers page, or add a custom MCP server in Cursor's settings and paste the server URL.

  3. 3

    Ask for LinkedIn posts

    Tell Cursor what to post on LinkedIn and when. Everything it schedules shows up in your Postbase calendar.

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What to ask Cursor

A few LinkedIn requests that work well.

  • “Write a LinkedIn post about the feature in this file, aimed at non-developers. Link to the docs in the first comment.”

  • “Draft a LinkedIn post about why we rewrote this module, using the notes in docs/decisions/.”

  • “Schedule the LinkedIn launch post for Thursday at 9am.”

How Cursor's posts work on LinkedIn

Length
Up to 3,000 characters, but only the first few lines show before "see more", so the opening matters.
First comment
Ask for a two-part post and the second part is published as the first comment, the usual home for links on LinkedIn.
Hashtags
Postbase posts your text exactly as written, so hashtags and @mentions show as plain text rather than links.

Tips for better LinkedIn posts

  • Ask for short paragraphs and no emoji bullets unless that's your style.
  • Put the link in a second part so it becomes the first comment.
  • Give it a real example of a past post you liked, so it matches your voice.

Frequently asked questions

Can it post to a LinkedIn company page?

Not yet. Postbase posts to personal LinkedIn profiles today; company pages are on the roadmap.

How do I get a link in the first comment?

Ask for a two-part post with the link in the second part. Postbase publishes the first part as the post and the second as its first comment.

Does Cursor need my LinkedIn password?

No. You connect LinkedIn to Postbase once, and Cursor signs in to Postbase, not to LinkedIn. You can revoke Cursor's access from the Developers page at any time.

Can Cursor delete my LinkedIn posts?

No. It can list channels, create drafts and scheduled posts, list the queue and cancel a scheduled post. There's no tool for deleting anything.

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