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Run linkedin-extract-people-comment-activity action live
1 credit per 20 results · credit_ratio 0.05 · Credit costs People comment activity 650 / 24 h · Action limits

Agent skill

edges-linkedin-extract-people-comment-activity — ready-made instructions for coding agents calling this endpoint.
To run LinkedIn actions, you must first create an identity and connect a LinkedIn account, either using our Chrome Extension, username/password login, or Managed Accounts to run without connecting an account.
Prefer X-Pagination-Next and X-Pagination-Previous over constructing pagination URLs yourself. Stop only when X-Pagination-Next is absent — a short page (fewer results than the previous page, or than the action’s usual page size) does not mean you are done. LinkedIn’s page length can vary from one request to the next; the result array length is not a stop condition.
LinkedIn’s comment-activity page size now varies (often around 10 results per page; consecutive pages can return different counts). Always follow X-Pagination-Next until it is absent — do not stop because a page has fewer results than the previous one.The credit line (1 credit per 20 results) is a billing unit, not the live page size.

Authorizations

X-API-Key
string
header
required

Query Parameters

cursor
string

Cursor value obtained from the X-Pagination-Next response header of a previous request, used to continue pagination. Cursors expire after 24 hours. If a cursor has expired or is invalid, pagination must be restarted from the beginning.

page_size
integer
default:20

Maximum number of results per page (read-only; defined by the endpoint, actual count may be lower in some cases like throttling or internal limits).

Required range: 20 <= x <= 20

Body

application/json
input
object
required
parameters
object
identity_ids
string<uuid>[] | null

An array of Identity UUIDs linked to identities (e.g. LinkedIn) used to execute the Action. You must provide at least one valid UID with access to the integration. Do not use account_uid values — only user_uid is supported.

Example:
identity_mode
enum<string> | null
default:direct

If "auto", the Action will use any identities from the current workspace (unless you have provided a list of identity_ids). "managed" will use the Edges pool of identities for an extra credit cost

Available options:
direct,
auto,
managed

Response

Successful response

comment_like_count
number
comment_reply_count
number
linkedin_comment_id
string
linkedin_comment_url
string<url>
comment_text
string
author_comment_reply
string
comment_time
string
linkedin_post_id
string
linkedin_post_url
string<url>
comment_type
string
linkedin_activity_id
string

The unique identifier for the LinkedIn activity. If the activity is not a post, the ID is different of the linkedin_post_id.

author
object

Author of the post content currently displayed in the activity feed. This is the person that created the visible post at this level of the activity. If source_post is present, this post shares the content of source_post.

source_post
object

Previous post referenced by the visible post in the activity feed. This represents the immediate parent post in the sharing chain. If the visible post does not reference another post, this field is null.

activity_author
object

Owner of the LinkedIn activity feed being analyzed. This represents the person whose "Recent activity" timeline is queried, regardless of whether they authored or reshared the post.