Your agent reads your LinkedIn feed and the thread under each post in the real app, writes a comment worth posting, and stops there. You read it, you send it.
Find a launch post in my LinkedIn feed and write a thoughtful comment. Don't post it.
Your agent opens posts from people you follow, reads the post and the thread under it, and writes a comment that adds something: a question, a number, a line from your own notes. Posts where you'd only be saying congrats get skipped.
When a post takes off, the comments pile up faster than you can answer. Your agent drafts a reply to each real question, leaves one-word reactions alone, and posts only the replies you approve, exactly as written.
Headline, About, Featured links and pinned posts, checked against your launch brief. Every proposed change is listed for you before anything is edited.
Ask what happened in your feed this week: launches from people you follow, posts that mention your company, comments still waiting on you. The answer comes with screenshots of the posts it read.
Copy one into Claude, Codex or Zeptap's built-in chat, and swap the bracketed parts for your own.
LinkedIn
InstagramKeep the conversation going under your post without writing every reply from scratch.
Instagram
TikTokLinkedIn
XFind places where the account can add a meaningful contribution rather than repetitive comments.
InstagramTikTokLinkedInXCheck the public profile and pinned content before new visitors arrive.
LinkedIn's terms are strict about automated activity, so the run above stops where it should: comment written, Comment button untouched. Use it on your own account, keep the volume to what you'd write by hand, and send each comment after you've read it. Zeptap doesn't do connection-request or messaging campaigns, and isn't built for them.
The docs go deeper, and they're written for agents to read too.
Any automation on LinkedIn carries risk: its User Agreement prohibits bots and automated activity. That's why this is set up as drafting. Your agent writes, you read and press post, at the volume you'd manage by hand.
No. Your agent uses the LinkedIn app on your iPhone, signed in as you. Nothing is installed on the phone or in your browser.
Give your agent a few of your past comments and a line on how you write. It reads the post and the thread before drafting, so it can respond to what was actually said. Edit anything that's off before you send it.
Not yet. Zeptap types like a US keyboard, so everything it writes is plain letters, digits and punctuation. Add emoji or accented text in the app yourself.
Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex and Cursor connect in one click, and any MCP client can use the local server. Zeptap also has a built-in chat that runs on your own Claude or ChatGPT plan, so you don't need another AI subscription.