Activities, your list for today
One card at a time: invite notes to approve, replies to answer and posts to comment on, and the goals beside them.
Activities is the short list of things that need you today. It shows one card at a time, and the progress panel is beside it.
What can be on the list
The list is built only from what your account holds.
- Invite notes waiting for your approval. The extension drafted them for people waiting in a campaign. See Connection requests and messages.
- Conversations waiting for a reply, where the other person wrote last.
- Posts worth a comment, taken from the posts in your library.
When none of those exist the page says Nothing needs you right now, and offers Open the inbox and Write a post.
On a card
- Approving a note is one at a time. There is no approve-all, on purpose.
- A comment card shows the post, with Open on LinkedIn. A comment is drafted by an AI model only when you ask for one. You read it, change it, then Copy and open LinkedIn and post it yourself. Adapt never comments for you.
- A reply card opens the conversation. Adapt cannot draft a reply for you yet. Write your own, copy it and open the conversation on LinkedIn.
- Skip hides a card on this browser only.
- After you post a comment or reply by hand, I've posted it counts one for you.
The progress panel
| Part | What it does |
|---|---|
| Days in a row | Your streak: days when every daily goal was met. |
| Today against your goals | How far each goal has got. Edit goals sets them. |
| Count one you did yourself | A post, A comment, A reply, An invite: adds one to your counts if you did it by hand on LinkedIn. |
| Open the course, Friday review | Open the course goes to The seven-day LinkedIn course. Friday review says a review is not connected yet. |
Daily goals
Edit goals sets targets for posts, comments, connection requests and replies a day, up to 5, 30, 12 and 20. Goals are targets, not limits. The limits the extension works to are in LinkedIn settings, limits and working hours.
Counting an invite by hand uses your weekly budget
An invite asks first, because it goes on your seven-day invite budget and the extension will send one fewer this week. Only count requests you sent by hand on LinkedIn.