Ask Claude about your LinkedIn campaigns: the Top Voice Copilot connector
You can now connect your Top Voice account to Claude and ask about your LinkedIn growth work in plain language — no clicking through the app to find out what is running.
This page is also the reference for the connector: what it can read, what it cannot do, and exactly how permissions work.
Adding it
In Claude: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, and paste:
`` https://top-voice.ai/mcp ``
Claude will send you to Top Voice to sign in and approve access. Nothing is shared before you approve, and the approval happens on our own sign-in page — not inside Claude.
On a Team or Enterprise Claude plan, an owner adds it once under Organization settings → Connectors, and each member connects individually with their own Top Voice account.
What you can ask
What is running right now
"Give me my Top Voice account overview."
"List my boosting campaigns and tell me which are paused."
"What are the targeting filters on my first campaign?"
You get your plan state, remaining credits, and every boosting campaign, content campaign and pre-lander with its settings — the same values the app shows.
Why something changed
"What changed on my boosting campaigns recently?"
Recent changes are readable alongside current state, which is usually the fastest way to explain a slowdown.
Write a post in your own voice
"Draft tomorrow's post for my content campaign."
This one is worth explaining, because it works differently from asking the app to generate a post. Claude does not ask us to write it. Instead the connector hands Claude the campaign's brief — its voice, its topics, its rules and what it has already published — and Claude writes the draft. The writing happens on your Claude subscription, in the conversation you are already in, and you can iterate on it there before anything goes near LinkedIn.
Influence Flows and influencers
"Which Influence Flows do I have?"
"Which influencers does my content campaign use for style?"
An Influence Flow is a reusable bundle of context — the influencer voices you chose, a custom prompt, and news searches — that a content campaign uses when it writes a post. Claude can list them, read one in full, propose a new one, and propose attaching one to a campaign.
"Build me a flow from these three influencers and attach it to my content
campaign."
Creating a flow is a proposal like any other change: Claude drafts it, you get a link, and the flow only exists once you approve it.
Where something is in the app
"Where do I change how often it posts?"
"Walk me through setting up boosting."
Claude can look up any screen in the product and give you the direct link, the name of the control, and — where one exists — a link that opens the interactive walkthrough, which highlights each control on screen as you go. It looks these up rather than describing them from memory, so it does not send you to a page that was renamed.
What it cannot do, by design
It cannot change anything. There is no tool that writes a setting. When a change is worth making, Claude calls a propose tool, which records the change and returns a link. You open the link, see a before/after diff, and approve it yourself. Claude will tell you plainly that nothing has changed yet.
Three things follow from that:
- A mistake in a conversation cannot damage a campaign.
- You always see the exact diff before it is written.
- If someone else edited the same campaign in between, the approval is refused
rather than silently overwriting their change.
It cannot pause, connect or bill. Pausing a campaign, connecting or switching a LinkedIn account, billing and page creation all live in the app, behind their own confirmations. Claude can tell you exactly where they are and link you straight to them; it cannot press them.
Permissions
Connecting grants read access: your account overview, your boosting and content campaigns, your pre-landers, your Influence Flows.
The first time you ask for a change, Claude asks you to approve the additional permission. That is deliberate — read access is enough for every question above, so there is no reason to hold more until the moment you want it.
You can disconnect at any time from Claude's connector settings.
What we can and cannot see
The connector answers questions about your own account only, resolved from the account you signed in with. It returns no billing identifiers, no payment details and no other account's data.
Claude reaches our server from Anthropic's own infrastructure, not from your machine, and we receive only the tool calls it makes on your behalf. We do not receive your conversation, and we do not read Claude's memory, chat history or files — the connector has no way to ask for any of them.
Which Claude surfaces work
Claude on the web, the desktop app, mobile, and Claude Code. The same connector, the same account, the same permissions.
Troubleshooting
"Unknown application" when approving. You are on an older deployment. Reload and try again; if it persists, contact support with the time it happened.
Claude says it cannot see your campaigns. Check that you are signed in to Top Voice as the account that owns them, then reconnect the connector.
Only read tools appear. That is the default. Ask for a change and Claude will request the additional permission.
Answers look empty. The connector reports what your account actually holds. A new account with no campaigns will read as empty — set one up in the app first.
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Questions about the connector: support@top-voice.ai.