inƒlow v0.9.0 adds WebMCP to LinkedIn
inƒlow is an open-source, local-first Chrome extension and web application created by Michael Grinich that replaces the standard LinkedIn messaging interface with a fast, keyboard-driven inbox free of feed distractions. In the v0.9.0 release, the client adds WebMCP support to allow AI assistants such as Claude and Codex to interact with messages, swipe-to-archive functionality, and native reviewing and accepting of connection requests. Operating completely client-side without an intermediary server, inƒlow syncs conversations into local IndexedDB storage via the user's active browser session to provide a private, offline-capable messaging workflow.
Bringing Superhuman-style keyboard workflows and agentic WebMCP integration to LinkedIn messaging is a masterclass in local-first productivity, though running on undocumented internal APIs keeps it living on borrowed time.
• Agentic inbox management via WebMCP: Exposing message feeds over WebMCP enables local coding agents like Claude and Codex to summarize and draft triage workflows without shipping session cookies to third-party cloud servers.
• Radical UI decluttering: Storing data in client-side IndexedDB eliminates the latency, promotional noise, and algorithmic feeds that plague LinkedIn's default web interface.
• Inherent platform risk: Operating against private, undocumented LinkedIn APIs puts the extension at constant risk of silent breakage or user account scrutiny under LinkedIn's terms of service.
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2026-09-16
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2026-09-16
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