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linkedin.com

LinkedIn re-login

Re-establish a LinkedIn session on a browser that has signed in before, by letting LinkedIn resume a remembered session — then prove who that session belongs to by reading the member back from voyager /me, never inferring it from the argument. Optionally asserts the expected member and fails by name if the browser holds someone else's session. It never submits credentials: it takes no password, never types into the sign-in form and never reads a field's contents, so if LinkedIn asks for credentials it stops and names the human step instead.

Input

expectMember optional

Optional publicIdentifier (the part after /in/ in a profile URL, shaped like 'firstname-lastname-123456789') to assert the session landed as. Compared trimmed and case-insensitively. When given and the session belongs to someone else, the run fails by name rather than reporting success for the wrong account.

Output

url required
member required

Who the session belongs to, read back from voyager /me — never inferred from the argument.

method required

How the session was established. Only 'resumed' exists: LinkedIn restored a remembered session. This script never submits credentials.

loggedIn required

Always true on success — a run that cannot prove a session throws instead of returning false, so this is never a quiet negative.

checkedAt required

FAQ

Re-establish a LinkedIn session on a browser that has signed in before, by letting LinkedIn resume a remembered session — then prove who that session belongs to by reading the member back from voyager /me, never inferring it from the argument. Optionally asserts the expected member and fails by name if the browser holds someone else's session. It never submits credentials: it takes no password, never types into the sign-in form and never reads a field's contents, so if LinkedIn asks for credentials it stops and names the human step instead.
Optional: expectMember.
It returns url, member, method, loggedIn, checkedAt.
No. It only uses pages of linkedin.com that are reachable without signing in.
It makes changes on linkedin.com, like sending, posting or booking something.
Ask an AI agent connected to Reduck to run reduck/linkedin.com/relogin, or run it from a terminal with the Reduck CLI: npx @reduck-ai/cli@latest run --script reduck/linkedin.com/relogin
It is part of Reduck's official curated catalogue.

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