Tell it what a good meeting looks like. It reads every message, writes the reply in your voice, follows up, finds the right people, and keeps working after you close the tab.
Try it free for 7 daysSee what you can ask it
7 days free on the Agent plan, then $499 a month. Cancel any time.
Morning. One reply is ready for you, and a follow-up is due.
Hi Dana, happy to walk you through pricing. Thursday at 10?
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Two lines for Priya. Ready when you are.
1 waiting for your review
1 waiting for your review
3 of 4 meetings booked this week
Waiting on you
Meeting proposed
Due today
Booked
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Two lines drafted, waiting for your review.
One reply ready. One follow-up due.
Yesterday
Marcus Lee went quiet: four days.
Two replies went out after your edits.
Read 43 of your messages and 8 of your posts.
Needs review
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Hi Dana, happy to walk you through pricing. Thursday at 10?
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Hi Priya, picking this back up. Is next week easier for a quick call?
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Nothing to set up and nothing to learn. You talk to it the way you would brief a sharp assistant, in the browser, on your phone or in Slack, and it gets on with it.
It reads each new message and writes the reply the way you would. Send it, change a word, or skip it.
Reply to Dana Reyes
Hi Dana, happy to walk you through pricing. Does Thursday at 10 work for a quick call?
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Tell it how many qualified meetings you want a week. That is what it is scored on, and only your own yes counts as booked.
3 of 4 meetings booked this week
It knows who went quiet and who you never answered, and has the follow-up ready.
It looks for the people worth your time and drafts a first note to each. Five new people a day at most. This is not a blast tool.
A short brief each morning, and a nudge on your phone or in Slack when something needs you.
It learns from every edit you make. Everything it knows about you is one page, in plain words, that you can open and rewrite whenever you like.
Memory
How you write messagesShort. First names. No exclamation marks.
RulesNever pitch in the first message.
Learned from your editsYou cut my openers down to one line.
LinkedIn has no MCP server of its own. This is one you add in a minute: 97 LinkedIn actions that your Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or n8n can call on your own account.
Search, invite, message, read the inbox, post, comment, edit your profile. It is hosted, so there is nothing to install and no browser to keep open, and every kind of action has a daily limit built in.
https://api.heyreagent.com/mcpThree levels of trust. It starts by drafting, and goes further only when you say so.
It answers and shows. It touches nothing.
It drafts and lines things up. You send, edit or skip.
It acts inside the limits you set, and tells you after.
These are not instructions it was given. They are stops in the code, so nothing it reads in your inbox can argue it past them.
If one more meeting a month is worth more than $499 to you, it has paid for itself.
$499 a month
It drives. You approve what it sends, until you trust it to send on its own.
Pay by the month or by the year. Cancel any time.
Would rather drive it yourself?
$29.99 a month
LinkedIn actions over MCP and a plain API, for your own Claude, ChatGPT or n8n: search, invite, message, inbox, posts, comments, profile, with safe sending limits built in. LinkedIn stays connected, so scheduled workflows run.
$0
Everything Connect does, on your own LinkedIn. LinkedIn is disconnected after an hour without use, so it is for working live, not for schedules.
Not unless you tell it to. It starts by drafting: you send, change a word, or skip. You can let it send on its own for the things you trust it with, and take that back at any time under Account. At every level it asks before it deletes anything, spends credits, posts publicly or changes your profile.
When you connect LinkedIn it reads the messages you sent and the posts you wrote, once, to learn how you write. After that it learns from every edit you make to a draft. What it has learned is one page you can open and rewrite.
Every kind of action has a daily limit for each account, such as 20 invitations and 50 messages a day, and the limits are built in rather than left to a setting. LinkedIn’s own terms still apply to your account, and automated activity can lead LinkedIn to limit one. The limits lower that risk; they do not remove it. HeyReagent is not affiliated with LinkedIn.
They are used to do your work and to make your own agent better at it. We do not train models on your content, and the text of your messages is never shared across customers. You can read, change and delete what the agent remembers about you. Read the privacy page.
No. It is one conversation. It writes to you when something needs you: in the browser, on your phone, or in Slack. There is no dashboard to keep an eye on.
At any time, under Billing in the menu. You keep what you paid for until the end of that period.
They are for people who would rather drive: the same LinkedIn actions over MCP and a plain API, for your own Claude, ChatGPT or n8n. The Agent plan includes all of it. Read the docs.
Sign in, connect LinkedIn, and tell it what a good meeting is. That is the whole setup.
