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LinkedIn Job Search Collect

v1.0.0
Data Collection

LinkedIn Job Search Collect is a LinkedIn Skill for data collection. It runs in a real browser session to open discovery or search areas and review visible content, and work from a provided URL or target page. It accepts keyword, collection count as input. It can produce linkedin content search results, collection count as output.

S Ava Chen / 4.7 rating / 18.8K users
18.8K users
3.9M runs
4.7 rating
Updated 2026-06-25

What this Skill does

LinkedIn Job Search Collect is a LinkedIn Skill for data collection. It runs in a real browser session to open discovery or search areas and review visible content, and work from a provided URL or target page. It accepts keyword, collection count as input. It can produce linkedin content search results, collection count as output.

Input

keyword collection count

Output

LinkedIn content search results collection count

Automation Execution Path

1. open LinkedIn content 2. enter keyword content execute search 3. content page content load content 4. collect content information content visible results 5. content collect results

How to run

  1. 1 Choose this Skill from the MultiAgentor catalog.
  2. 2 Click Run Now to open the MultiAgentor script workspace.
  3. 3 Sign in and confirm the Skill configuration.
  4. 4 Run the automation and review the generated results.

FAQ

What does LinkedIn Job Search Collect automate?

LinkedIn Job Search Collect automates a focused LinkedIn browser workflow as a reusable Skill.

Does this Skill require input?

Yes. Use the Input section values when running this Skill: keyword, collection count.

What output should I expect?

The Output section lists the expected result fields: LinkedIn content search results, collection count.

How do I run this Skill?

Click Run Now, copy the short prompt, and paste it into Codex or Claude. The prompt uses the Skill name so the assistant can identify what you want to run.

Run this Skill now

Copy a short prompt and paste it into Codex or Claude.