Profile

LinkedIn profile operations.

Usage

curviate profile [id] [flags]

Requires:

--all, --max-pages and --page-delay only with a list flag: --posts, --comments, --reactions or --followers.

Examples

curviate profile janesmith
curviate profile https://www.linkedin.com/in/janesmith --posts
curviate profile janesmith --sections experience,skills

Arguments

Argument	Required	Description
`id`	no	Member identifier (URL, slug, or URN). Optional for subcommands.

Flags

Flag	Type	Required	Description
`--posts`	boolean	no	List the profile's posts. Default: `false`.
`--comments`	boolean	no	List the profile's comments. Default: `false`.
`--reactions`	boolean	no	List the profile's reactions. Items carry no time of the reaction: `parent_post.created_at` is when the post was created, not when it was reacted to, so the listing cannot be filtered by date; without `--all`, `--limit` caps the read at one page. Default: `false`.
`--followers`	boolean	no	List the profile's followers. Default: `false`.
`--is-company`	boolean	no	When listing posts, treat the profile as a company page. Default: `false`.
`--mode`	string	no	How willing this read is to reach LinkedIn: auto (default, a stored copy while it is fresh), live (always fetch), refill (a stored copy at any age, fetch only when nothing is stored), cache_only (never fetch; a store miss is refused rather than fetched). Not combinable with --max-age under cache_only.
`--max-age`	string	no	Maximum age in seconds of a stored copy this read will accept (integer, 0-31536000). Overrides the auto/live/refill presets in both directions; 0 is the same as --mode live.
`--sections`	string	no	Comma-separated LinkedIn sections to fetch: linkedin_experience, linkedin_education, linkedin_languages, linkedin_skills, linkedin_certifications, linkedin_volunteer_experience, linkedin_projects, linkedin_recommendations, linkedin_interests, or linkedin_* for all (each also has a _preview variant). A bare value (e.g. skills) is auto-prefixed to linkedin_skills. Each requested section is added to the output under its own name (skills).

Also accepts these global flags: --api-key, --profile, --account, --base-url, --timeout, --json, --fields, --limit, --cursor, --all, --max-pages, --page-delay, --verbose, --beta.

Before you start: an API key and a connected LinkedIn account, see the Quickstart.

Commands

Command	Description
`curviate profile me`	Get your own profile, or list own activity with --posts/--comments/--reactions/--followers.
`curviate profile relations`	List your 1st-degree connections.
`curviate profile endorse`	Endorse a skill on a member's profile.
`curviate profile update`	Update your own profile (headline, bio, name, skills, photos).
`curviate profile follow`	Follow a member (sends a connect request if their profile is private).
`curviate profile unfollow`	Unfollow a member. Unfollowing someone you do not follow changes nothing.
`curviate profile followers`	List a member's followers (accepts 'me').
`curviate profile following`	List who a member follows (accepts 'me').
`curviate profile subscription`	Read your premium subscription: entitlements, primary plan, and LinkedIn management links. A free account is a valid result (has_premium:false).
`curviate profile analytics`	Read your performance headline metrics: profile viewers, followers, post impressions, and search appearances (fixed LinkedIn reporting windows, no window selector).
`curviate profile visitors`	List people who recently viewed your profile, classified by disclosure fidelity (identified, semi-anonymous, or aggregate; Premium sees more identified viewers).
`curviate profile ssi`	Read your Social Selling Index: the overall score, its four pillar breakdowns, and industry/network percentile ranks.

Exit codes: the exit code table.