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How to compare public LinkedIn profiles and companies with Jev Social

Search LinkedIn for people or companies and read selected profiles, companies, and posts with citations.

  • Research
  • Intermediate
  • 30 minutes
  • From the README
  • Any agent

Credentials. Jev reads LinkedIn through your signed-in Chrome session, so use a separate profile or test account to limit exposure.

Who it is forA sales or business development lead who needs a cited comparison of public LinkedIn profiles and companies for one market segment.

The problemChecking each profile and company page by hand is slow, and the notes are hard to verify later.

The outcomeA cited report covering the profiles, companies, and posts Jev selected, with the steps it took recorded.

What you need first

  • Node 22 or newer
  • Chrome already signed in to Instagram, TikTok, or LinkedIn
  • An OpenRouter API key for the default decision provider
  • A current socai CLI (onboarding can install it on macOS and Windows; on Linux install it first and set it on PATH or SOCAI_BIN)

Steps

  1. Install Node 22 or newer and sign in to LinkedIn in Chrome, ideally with a separate profile or test account.
  2. npx github:socai-io/jev-social#v0.1.13 onboard
  3. npx github:socai-io/jev-social#v0.1.13
  4. Give a goal that names the segment and the kind of result you want, such as people, companies, or posts.
  5. Verify each comparison point against its cited source before using it.

Prompt for your agent

Use the socai-io/jev-social repo to search LinkedIn for <segment> companies and people in my signed-in Chrome and produce a cited comparison. Expected output: a source-cited report.md. Verify that each claim links to a captured profile, company, or post and that login gates are marked as partial.

Caveat. LinkedIn results depend on the login state and the live site, so the comparison may be partial on a given run.

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