LinkedScribe — AI Comment Writer

About

LinkedScribe is a free AI-powered browser extension that helps you write high-quality, genuine comments on LinkedIn — directly from the feed.

Stop staring at a blank comment box. Let LinkedScribe read the post and suggest three distinct, context-aware comments in seconds.

✦ WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT
Unlike generic AI tools, LinkedScribe forces its AI to reference specific details from the post — real numbers, timelines, company names, and exact phrases. Every comment is post-specific. Generic outputs are structurally blocked.

✦ HOW IT WORKS
1. Browse LinkedIn as usual.
2. Click the "✦ AI Write" button next to any post's Comment button.
3. Choose a tone (Professional, Friendly, Insightful, Supportive, or Casual).
4. Pick from 3 unique AI-generated comments — Insight, Question, or Experience.
5. Hit "Use this" to instantly insert it into the LinkedIn comment box.

✦ KEY FEATURES
• Quick Setup — connect your OpenRouter API key seamlessly during onboarding
• Post-specific AI comments using OpenRouter's free model tier
• 3 comment types per generation: Insight, Question, Experience
• Auto model fallback — if one AI model is busy, it silently tries the next
• Native LinkedIn design — buttons and modals blend seamlessly with LinkedIn's UI
• 1–2 sentence comments by default — short, punchy, and human-sounding
• Optional: Add your own OpenRouter API key for higher rate limits
• No data stored — your LinkedIn activity stays private

✦ PRIVACY
LinkedScribe does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data or browsing history. Only the visible text of the LinkedIn post you choose to comment on is sent to the AI model via OpenRouter's API. No login required.

✦ POWERED BY
• OpenRouter API (https://openrouter.ai) — free-tier AI model access

✦ PERFECT FOR
- LinkedIn creators who post regularly and want to engage authentically
- Sales and marketing professionals building their personal brand
- Recruiters, founders, and community builders who comment daily
- Anyone who wants to add value to conversations — not filler phrases