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A paired Chrome extension calls LinkedIn’s own API from inside your logged-in browser tab.
The paired Chrome extension calls LinkedIn's own API from inside your logged-in browser tab. It doesn't read the page, and there is no robot browser running somewhere in the background — every request carries your own session, the same way your browser already does when you use LinkedIn directly.
Connect and message can run through your stored session server-side.
Admin-set daily and weekly limits per action type are checked the moment a job is claimed, before it runs — not after.
Read and reply to LinkedIn DMs inside LexisOS. Refresh is manual, on demand, rather than continuous background polling of your own session.
Profile, company, search, and post scraping all use your logged-in session — the same access you already have, not a separate crawler.
Every action kind has its own admin-configurable daily and weekly cap, checked before a job is claimed rather than after it runs. Eight of the ten action types are architected to run only through your paired browser session — not because they’re unfinished, but because LinkedIn treats unattended, server-side execution of those verbs as a higher-risk pattern. Routing them through your own browser keeps the account behaving like a person using LinkedIn normally.
Pair the Chrome extension from a short-lived token issued by your logged-in LexisOS session — the extension never sees your LinkedIn password. You can list and individually revoke paired devices from your account settings, or use the one-click session reset, which clears every paired install, pairing token, and cached session atomically.
Start free and pair the Chrome extension — caps are on from the first action, not something you have to remember to set.