Use Agent Mode to draft LinkedIn invites

One person tested ChatGPT Agent in a browser to help find LinkedIn prospects and prepare connection requests, while keeping final sending under manual control.

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What they did
They signed into LinkedIn themselves, then let ChatGPT Agent take over the browser to move through the site and prepare connection invitations. The agent could work across LinkedIn and other web tools, but the person had to step in before any request was actually sent. They posted a Loom clip of the experiment in the discussion.
How it went
The workflow only delivered a partial win. They said it was not fast enough to be practical yet, and they worried it could trigger an account ban, even though that had not happened to them.
Tips
Use this kind of automation only if you can stay nearby and review every outbound action. For anything that might submit, pay, or delete, build in a hard pause and require a human click before continuing.

Try it yourself with ChatGPT Agent

In my open LinkedIn session, look for people who match [job titles], [industry], and [location]. Prepare a connection request for each one using this message style: [short personal note]. Stop before any request is sent, then present the first [5] profile matches with the exact message for each and ask me to confirm. Once I approve, send no more than [number] invites at a measured pace, then stop and report who received a request.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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