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`search_linkedin_jobs`

Search job listings on LinkedIn, with each LinkedIn filter as its own typed input.

This action only reads. It changes nothing, so it is safe to try.

What you give it

Input	What it is	Where to get it
`keywords` optional	Text. Words to search for.	You write it.
`sortBy` optional	One of: relevance, date. Order (default relevance).	You write it.
`datePosted` optional	A number. Posted within this many days.	You write it.
`region` optional	A search filter id. A country or region: an id from lookup_search_ids type LOCATION.	run `lookup_search_ids` with type `LOCATION`, and use `matches[].id` from its answer.
`location` optional	A search filter id. Places: ids from lookup_search_ids type LOCATION.	run `lookup_search_ids` with type `LOCATION`, and use `matches[].id` from its answer.
`locationWithinArea` optional	A number. Miles around the location.	You write it.
`industry` optional	A search filter id. Industries: ids from lookup_search_ids type INDUSTRY.	run `lookup_search_ids` with type `INDUSTRY`, and use `matches[].id` from its answer.
`seniority` optional	A list (one of: executive, director, mid_senior, associate, entry, intern). Experience levels.	You write it.
`function` optional	A search filter id. Job functions: ids from lookup_search_ids type JOB_FUNCTION.	run `lookup_search_ids` with type `JOB_FUNCTION`, and use `matches[].id` from its answer.
`role` optional	A search filter id. Job titles: ids from lookup_search_ids type JOB_TITLE.	run `lookup_search_ids` with type `JOB_TITLE`, and use `matches[].id` from its answer.
`jobType` optional	A list (one of: full_time, part_time, contract, temporary, volunteer, internship, other). Job types.	You write it.
`company` optional	A search filter id. Companies: ids from lookup_search_ids type COMPANY.	run `lookup_search_ids` with type `COMPANY`, and use `matches[].id` from its answer.
`presence` optional	A list (one of: on_site, hybrid, remote). On site, hybrid or remote.	You write it.
`easyApply` optional	True or false. Only Easy Apply jobs.	You write it.
`hasVerifications` optional	True or false. Only jobs with verifications.	You write it.
`under10Applicants` optional	True or false. Only jobs with fewer than 10 applicants.	You write it.
`inYourNetwork` optional	True or false. Only jobs at companies where you know someone.	You write it.
`fairChanceEmployer` optional	True or false. Only fair-chance employers.	You write it.
`benefits` optional	A list (one of: medical_insurance, vision_insurance, dental_insurance, disability_insurance, 401(k), pension_plan, paid_maternity_leave, paid_paternity_leave, commuter_benefits, student_loan_assistance, tuition_assistance). Benefits offered.	You write it.
`commitments` optional	A list (one of: career_growth_and_learning, diversity_equity_and_inclusion, environmental_sustainability, social_impact, work_life_balance). Company commitments.	You write it.
`minimumSalary` optional	A group of fields. Lowest yearly salary, in thousands: one of LinkedIn's own steps for that currency. What goes inside `currency` (needed): one of: USD, AUD, CAD. `value` (needed): one of: 40, 60, 80, 100, 120, 140, 160, 180, 200.	You write it.
`limit` optional	A number, 1 to 50. How many to return (1–50, default 10).	You write it.
`cursor` optional	A cursor. nextCursor from the previous call, to get the next page. Keep the other arguments the same.	The `nextCursor` from the last answer of `search_linkedin_jobs`.
`connectionId` optional	A connection id. Which of your LinkedIn accounts to act from (its id from list_linkedin_accounts). Omit to use your first live one.	Run `list_linkedin_accounts` and use `accounts[].id` from its answer. 15 more places to get it `get_my_profile` → `accounts[].connectionId` `list_connections` → `connections[].connectionId` `list_connections` → `summary.accounts[].connectionId` `list_sent_invitations` → `pendingInvitations[].connectionId` `preview_withdraw_invitations` → `breakdown[].linkedinConnectionId` `list_conversations` → `inbox[].linkedinConnectionId` `list_inmail` → `inmail[].connectionId` `get_inmail_credits` → `accounts[].connectionId` `list_sales_navigator_contracts` → `accounts[].connectionId` `who_is_waiting_on_me` → `waitingOnYou[].connectionId` `who_went_cold` → `coldConversations[].connectionId` `connections_never_messaged` → `summary.accounts[].connectionId` `get_usage` → `connectionId` `get_conversation` → `connectionId` `get_inmail_conversation` → `connectionId`

Call it

curl -X POST https://api.heyreagent.com/v1/actions/search_linkedin_jobs \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY" \
  -H "content-type: application/json" \
  -d '{"keywords":"software engineer"}'

The same call in JavaScript

const response = await fetch("https://api.heyreagent.com/v1/actions/search_linkedin_jobs", {
  method: "POST",
  headers: {
    "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_KEY",
    "content-type": "application/json",
  },
  body: JSON.stringify({
    "keywords": "software engineer"
  }),
});
const answer = await response.json();
console.log(answer);

The same call in Python

import requests

response = requests.post(
    "https://api.heyreagent.com/v1/actions/search_linkedin_jobs",
    headers={"Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_KEY"},
    json={
        "keywords": "software engineer",
    },
)
print(response.json())

The same call in n8n

Add an HTTP Request node and fill it in like this:

Method	`POST`
URL	`https://api.heyreagent.com/v1/actions/search_linkedin_jobs`
Send Headers	On. Name `Authorization`, Value `Bearer YOUR_KEY`
Send Body	On. Body Content Type `JSON`, Specify Body `Using JSON`, then paste the body below

{
  "keywords": "software engineer"
}

Put your own key where it says YOUR_KEY. New here? Start with your first call.

What you get back

When it worked, the answer is { "ok": true, "result": { … } }. Inside result:

`returned`	number
`nextCursor`	A cursor. Other actions take it.
`results[].type`	JOB
`results[].id`	string
`results[].referenceId`	string
`results[].title`	string
`results[].location`	string or null
`results[].postedAt`	any or null
`results[].reposted`	boolean
`results[].url`	string
`results[].promoted`	boolean
`results[].benefits`	string[]
`results[].easyApply`	boolean

A field that does not apply to an answer is left out, or is null. There are 5 more fields nested inside these.

When it did not work, the answer is { "ok": false, "error": "…", "message": "…" }. What each error means.

Good to know

At most 50 rows per call: LinkedIn's page size for this search.
LinkedIn returns at most 1,000 rows for one search; narrow the filters to reach the rest.
A row's id is a public job listing. The job-posting actions here act on your OWN postings and are not documented to take it.

In Claude or ChatGPT

Once connected, ask in your own words. The assistant sees this action as a tool with the same name, search_linkedin_jobs, and the same inputs.