Nothing publishes on its own
The assistant only does what you ask it to in that conversation. Scheduling and publishing are explicit tools it has to call, and you see it happen.
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Start free Version two lands 14 September Half price, 3 months · LAUNCH50 Version two is live Half price · LAUNCH50 WordPush is a LinkedIn content tool with an MCP server, so an AI assistant can use it on your behalf. Connect it to Claude or ChatGPT once, and you can ask your assistant to draft a post in the voice WordPush built from your interview, generate a carousel or image for it, and schedule or publish it to your profile or company page through LinkedIn's official API. It is included in the plan, and nothing publishes without you.
No card needed, free for 7 days. Connect your assistant whenever you like.
Your MCP server address
https://app.wordpush.co.uk/mcp/wordpush Authorised with OAuth using your normal WordPush sign-in. No API key to generate, nothing to host, and you can revoke it in Settings at any time.
| Tool | What it does | Cost |
|---|---|---|
get_context | Returns your brand voice, your available LinkedIn channels, the post angles you can use and your remaining AI credits. | Free |
create_post | Saves a post your assistant wrote itself into your WordPush account as a draft. | Free |
write_post | Has WordPush generate the draft in your trained voice, rather than the assistant writing it. | 10 AI credits |
attach_image | Attaches an image you uploaded or a public image URL to a post. | Free |
generate_image | Renders an on-brand image for the post in your fonts and colours. | 80 AI credits |
generate_carousel | Turns a post into a native LinkedIn document carousel. | Uses AI credits |
generation_status | Checks on an image or carousel that is still rendering. | Free |
schedule_post | Schedules the post to your profile or company page for a date and time you give. | Free |
publish_post_now | Publishes immediately through LinkedIn’s official API. | Free |
Each tool is permissioned separately, so you can allow drafting and require approval before anything publishes. The full tool reference covers what each one does and which ones change something.
Free, Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise. Free accounts are limited to one custom connector, so if you already have one you will need to swap it out.
Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise and Edu. Not the free tier. On Business and Enterprise an admin may have to allow developer mode before the option appears at all, which is the usual reason it is missing.
Any plan that gives you Claude Code. The connector is added per project or across all of them, your choice.
Any Cursor plan that supports MCP servers.
New to the standard itself? What is MCP explains it without the engineering. If you are weighing up the options, LinkedIn MCP servers compared covers the four kinds and which to avoid.
The assistant only does what you ask it to in that conversation. Scheduling and publishing are explicit tools it has to call, and you see it happen.
You decide what the connection is allowed to do. Let it draft but not publish, or give it the whole workflow. Your call, changed any time.
The assistant receives the specific tool results WordPush returns — the draft, its status — and not your wider WordPush data.
Disconnect in Settings whenever you want. The connection is OAuth, the same secure sign-in you already use, so there is no API key to leak.
Search for a LinkedIn MCP server and most of what comes back reads profiles, harvests contact data or automates connection requests. Those work by pretending to be you inside your logged-in session, which is exactly the behaviour LinkedIn restricts accounts for.
WordPush does the other half of the job. It knows what you should post about, because the Idea Hub reads your industry overnight. It writes in your voice, because it interviewed you at signup rather than guessing from your old posts. And it publishes through LinkedIn's official API with OAuth, so there is no extension and no automation of your account activity.
That means your assistant is not a scraper with your cookies. It is a client for a tool that already has permission to publish for you.
Tell it your industry, connect LinkedIn when you are ready, and let it bring you the ideas.
No card needed. Cancel any time.
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