linkedin-browser-research

name	linkedin-browser-research
description	Use browser-backed LinkedIn adapters to inspect company pages, people profiles, hiring signals, and professional discussion context around industries, products, and firms.
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LinkedIn Browser Research

Use this skill when the user wants professional-network context such as hiring signals, company activity, or profile-based ecosystem clues.

Workflow

1. Use browser_site with LinkedIn adapters that exist in the runtime catalog. Prefer exact adapters such as:
   • linkedin/search
   • linkedin/profile
2. Read references/adapter-examples.md when you need concrete adapter call patterns or fallback behavior.
3. Focus on:
   • hiring intensity
   • company and team activity
   • industry positioning and ecosystem signals
4. Pair with github-browser-research when both professional and open-source traction matter.

Rules

• Do not invent undocumented linkedin/* adapters. If the runtime catalog does not expose the one you need, say so and continue with the closest listed adapter.
• Treat LinkedIn as professional-signal context, not as audited business data.
• Separate profile claims from independently verified facts.