How Engager works
Engager runs in your Claude: ask it to work your Radar and it hands you every fresh conversation in your network, ranked against your product, your buyers, and your voice — with the angle in. You write the comment; caps and your click gate every post. Here is the whole loop, end to end.
The three steps
Connect Engager to your Claude.
Setup happens in chat — your Claude walks you through it. It learns your voice, style, and history from your own posts. Point it at your website and it builds product knowledge.
See your first Radar — before you pay.
Every fresh post in your network, ranked against your product and your buyers. Each pick comes with why it fits, why now, and your angle.
Pick an angle. Write the comment.
The angle is the way into the thread — the comment is yours, in your own words. Every comment you write keeps calibrating your voice.
What makes the picks good
Ranked for your product, not the algorithm's. Your Brain knows what you sell and who buys it. The Radar scores every fresh post against that — not against whatever is trending.
Why it fits, why now, your angle. No black box. Every pick shows the reason it matters and the opening your Brain would take — before you spend a second on it.
Sharper every week. Replies, conversations, leads — the Radar tracks which picks turned into outcomes and steers toward what actually works for you.
The bar a hint has to clear
Angles and drafting suggestions have a bar to clear before they reach you. The generic comment — the one anyone could post — is precisely what Engager refuses to hand you:
What review-first means — and what it never means
Review first. Every comment waits for your click. Nothing posts without it.
Approval queue. Approve, edit, or bin — and every comment you write keeps calibrating your voice.
Caps & warm-up. Human-like pacing, warm-up ramps, never twice at the same person in a day.
Active hours. Only when you'd plausibly be online. No 4am hot takes.
No double-posts. Every send reserved and reconciled. A retry can't post twice.
Straight talk: LinkedIn does not offer a compliant automation API for this workflow. Automated activity can reduce reach, trigger restrictions, or put the connected account at risk. Review mode, low caps, and the kill switch reduce exposure — they do not remove it.
The result: about five minutes a day — read the shortlist, pick your angles, write your comments — instead of an hour living in the feed.