curviate-network
Grow and manage a LinkedIn network with the Curviate CLI. Covers `connect` (send with a note, sent, received, accept, decline, cancel), `profile follow`/`unfollow`, `profile relations`, `profile followers` and `profile following`, the de-duplication signal for a connect loop, and the invitation propagation delay. Use when sending or withdrawing connection requests, triaging received invitations, following a member, or listing connections and followers.
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- Curviate: connections and following
- Before any command
- connect: invitations
- Traps
- Following and connections
- A connect loop that behaves
- Full command surface
- Exit codes to branch on here
An invitation is the most consequential low-effort write on LinkedIn: it is visible, it is attributable, and a withdrawn one still leaves a trace. Preview first, de-duplicate before sending. Command surface established against CLI 0.33.0. Credentials resolve flag > environment > stored profile (CURVIATEAPIKEY, CURVIATEBASEURL, CURVIATEACCOUNT). --profile picks the stored credential set; --account picks which connected LinkedIn account sends the invitation. Name it explicitly on every write: an invitation from the wrong account reaches a real person as that person. --preview before every write. It renders the resolved request (recipient, note, acting account) without sending. On a read command it is refused with exit 2. --json on anything you parse; --fields a,b,c to project; --verbose when a slim response looks suspiciously empty. Put global flags at the end of the command. Branch on the exit code, never on prose. See the table at the end. These are not retrieval-mode commands: --mode/--max-age are refused here with unknown flag, exit 2 (see curviate-profile for the four commands that do accept them). | Command | What it does | Confidence | |---|---|---| | curviate connect --note "
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- 21be197f100a12b8d0dd9a211cc244c8179f84d3
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