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Draft LinkedIn connection notes, InMails, and job replies in your own voice using OpenAI. Independent tool, not LinkedIn-affiliated. Outreach Copilot reads the job description and hiring-contact details off a LinkedIn job posting you're viewing, then drafts a connection-request note, InMail, or job-reply cover note — written in your own voice, not a generic template. HOW IT WORKS • Open a LinkedIn job posting. Click the on-page "OC" button (bottom-right corner) or the toolbar icon. • Capture the job description and hiring-manager info with one click. • Pick a message type and click Generate — the draft is written using your own background, tone, and real writing samples (set once in Settings). • Insert it straight into LinkedIn's own message box, or copy it yourself. BRING YOUR OWN OPENAI KEY Drafts are generated by calling OpenAI directly from your browser, using an API key you provide (get one at platform.openai.com/api-keys). Usage is billed to your own OpenAI account at OpenAI's rates. This extension is free, open source, and never bundles, proxies, or shares a key with anyone. PRIVACY Your API key and writing samples are stored only in your browser's local storage — never synced, never sent anywhere except directly to OpenAI when you click Generate. No analytics, no tracking, nothing sold. Full privacy policy: see the link on this listing page. Independent tool — not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by LinkedIn Corporation or OpenAI. Source code is public on GitHub.
Jul 16, 2026
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