LinkedIn from Cursor
Schedule LinkedIn posts from Cursor.
Add Buzzmark to Cursor's MCP servers, and Cursor writes LinkedIn posts in your voice, as you or as your company page, then schedules them on your Buzzmark calendar.
LinkedIn doesn't allow its numbers in AI apps, so Cursor never sees them: ask for the best time and Buzzmark picks the hour from numbers it keeps to itself.
It's for founders and small teams who build in Cursor and announce what they ship. It comes with every Buzzmark plan, and nothing posts on the spot: the earliest a post goes out is 5 minutes after you ask.
7 days free for new users.
Set up Cursor
Once it's connected, every platform you've added in Buzzmark works.
- 1In Cursor, open Settings, then MCP, and choose Add new MCP server.
- 2Paste the config below. Cursor opens Buzzmark to sign in the first time.
- 3Or make an API key below and send it as a Bearer header instead.
Cursor config
{
"mcpServers": {
"buzzmark": {
"url": "https://buzzmark.ai/mcp"
}
}
}Ask Cursor for LinkedIn posts.
Your own words work. These are examples for a made-up design studio.
Prompt 1 Read CHANGELOG.md and write a LinkedIn post about this release for our company page, with the docs link in the first comment.
Prompt 2 We shipped dark mode. Write the LinkedIn announcement in our voice and schedule it at the best time.
Prompt 3 Give the X post about this release a longer LinkedIn version and save both.
LinkedIn from Cursor, done LinkedIn's way.
Tags that LinkedIn accepts
Cursor writes a tag as the profile or page link in brackets, and the post shows LinkedIn's own name for it. A tag LinkedIn can't find is flagged before you schedule.
The link in the first comment
Keep the post clean: Cursor puts the link in a first comment of up to 1,250 characters, posted the moment the post goes live.
Your numbers stay in Buzzmark
Cursor schedules with "best time" and Buzzmark picks the hour. Each post's LinkedIn numbers are in Buzzmark's Analytics, never in the chat.
What LinkedIn takes
Buzzmark checks every post from Cursor against these and says what to fix before it's scheduled.
More on Buzzmark for LinkedIn- Length
- Up to 3,000 characters a post
- Post types
- Text post, or a carousel as one PDF document
- Carousel pages
- 4:5 (1080 x 1350) or 9:16 (1080 x 1920)
- Pictures
- Up to 20, JPG, PNG or GIF, 8 MB each
- Threads
- A thread is joined into one post
- First comment
- Up to 1,250 characters, posted under the post
- @mentions
- Paste a profile or page link after @ to tag it
The tools Cursor uses for LinkedIn
Read from the server's own catalogue, so the names are the ones your app sees.
Write posts in the brand's voice
write_postsDrafts LinkedIn posts in your Hive voice, up to the platform's length.
Save a draft
save_draftSaves the post with its tags and first comment, and says what LinkedIn would refuse.
Give a draft a version per platform
adapt_for_platformsGives LinkedIn the longer version of a post that also goes to X.
Schedule a post
schedule_postPuts it on your calendar, at a time you name or at LinkedIn's best hour.
Questions about LinkedIn from Cursor
Yes, once the page is connected in Buzzmark. After you sign in, LinkedIn asks whether to post as you or as a page you manage. To post as both, connect LinkedIn twice. Cursor then picks the page or your profile by its account.
No. LinkedIn doesn't allow its numbers in AI apps, so Cursor gets each post's date and link, and the numbers stay in Buzzmark. Scheduling at the best time still works: Buzzmark picks the hour itself.
No. Cursor can save drafts and schedule a post at least 5 minutes out, or in your next free slot. You can move it or pull it back in Buzzmark until it goes out.
No. You connect LinkedIn once in Buzzmark, and Cursor posts to it through Buzzmark. Cursor never sees your LinkedIn password.