LinkedIn is a write-only connector: Kwern posts what you approved from your profile and reads nothing, because the self-service grant LinkedIn hands out reads nothing.
What Kwern reads
What Kwern can change, once you approve
How the connection is made
What Kwern never does
Questions
Your name, and the right to post on your behalf. Your email is never asked for, because nothing in Kwern reads it.
LinkedIn's self-service products grant no analytics. Kwern cannot read your post's impressions, your followers or your company page, and says so rather than pretending the numbers are coming.
Behind-the-scenes, lessons, a contrarian take, a milestone, a customer story. Each post takes the next one in order, which is what keeps a busy channel from saying the same thing over and over.
LinkedIn grants Kwern no right to comment, so the first comment stays with the proposal for you to paste. The link belongs there rather than in the body.
Sixty days, and LinkedIn issues no refresh token. Kwern shows the expiry on the account, pauses what depends on it when it runs out, and puts everything back on when you reconnect.
The agents that use it
These agents cannot run without it. Without the connection each one says what to connect and does not run.
Someone is asking for what you built today.
On Reddit, on X, in ChatGPT's answers. Kwern finds them every morning and drafts the reply in your voice; you decide what goes out.