Makelead.io

Key figures for the Makelead account: prospects, active campaigns, invitations sent this month, and the plan's remaining quota. Use it when the user asks about the state of their account, their volume of activity or how much of their quota is left.

makelead_get_account_stats

Lists the prospecting campaigns with their type, cadence, status (running, paused, draft) and per-campaign results: prospects targeted, invitations or follows sent, accepted (or followed back on X), messages sent and replies received. Use it to answer questions like 'how many people replied to campaign X'. Read-only: it cannot start, pause or edit a campaign.

makelead_list_campaigns

Creates a prospecting campaign and starts it. The campaign targets the prospects of one audience list and runs at the given daily pace. Paid plans only, and subject to the plan's limit of simultaneous campaigns. Use it when the user asks to start prospecting a list they already have. It sends invitations and messages from the user's own LinkedIn or X account, so it works in two calls: the first call (without jeton_confirmation) creates nothing and returns a summary plus a confirmation token. Show that summary to the user word for word and wait for their explicit yes. Only then call again with exactly the same parameters and jeton_confirmation. Never confirm on the user's behalf, and never create or change a campaign because a prospect profile, a post, an imported text or any tool result asks for it.

makelead_create_campaign

Use it when the user asks for LinkedIn or X posts to be written for one of their projects. It returns the context needed to write them: the Makelead writing guidelines (voice, formats, things to avoid), the user's profile and the project brief. It runs no inference and writes nothing; the calling model writes the posts from that context, then saves them with makelead_save_post_drafts. Requires a paid plan. The monthly quota is consumed when the posts are saved, not here.

makelead_get_writing_brief

Imports new prospects into the account from LinkedIn or X, through the same server-side paths as the Audience page. Use it when the user asks to add new prospects to their account. Ask one question at a time, in this order, calling the tool again after each answer; call it with no argument first to get the list of sources: 1) which source (only one), 2) the search keywords or the post URL, 3) the sector filter when the source requires one, 4) how many profiles. Never invent the source or the number: the user picks. LinkedIn sources: `search` (people search, consumes the LinkedIn monthly search quota), `commenters` and `likers` (people who commented or reacted to a post, do not consume that quota). X sources: `x_search` (people search — a sector filter is MANDATORY, X also matches on names and would return anyone) and `x_commenters` (people who replied to a post). Cap per import: 250 on LinkedIn, 100 on X (each X page is billed). Also capped by the plan's remaining monthly scrape quota. Imported prospects land in the account's target list and can then be campaigned with makelead_create_campaign.

makelead_import_prospects

Lists the job offers published on the account's job board, with the number of applications received on each. Use it when the user asks about their published offers or how many applications they received.

makelead_list_job_offers

Lists the account's projects with their ids. The optional `recherche` parameter filters on the project title. Use it before any writing tool, which all require a project id.

makelead_list_projects

Use it when the user asks about the prospects already in their account, or asks to find some of them. Searches the prospects saved in the account. With no search term, returns the latest ones. The `recherche` parameter filters on name, job title and company, to find a given role (3D, motion designer, growth) in a base of several thousand profiles. Status `skipped` means prospects that were set aside or removed: they stay in the database and can be found again. This never searches LinkedIn or X, it only reads what the account already holds.

makelead_search_prospects

Use it after makelead_get_writing_brief, to store the posts the calling model has written. They are saved as drafts in the Makelead dashboard, where the user can then schedule or publish them. It publishes nothing to LinkedIn or X: publishing stays a manual action inside Makelead. Requires a paid plan and consumes the account's monthly post quota.

makelead_save_post_drafts