AI-Powered LinkedIn Engagement Assistant
LinkedIn networking requires thoughtful, context-aware comments — but crafting unique responses for every post is time-consuming. Generic comment generators produce repetitive, robotic text that damages personal branding rather than enhancing it.
Commently is a Chrome Extension that injects natively into the LinkedIn feed, allowing users to generate thoughtful, tone-specific comments instantly using Google Gemini. Unlike generic generators, it employs a stateful memory backend — the AI remembers recent interactions to avoid repetitive phrasing and maintain a consistent personal brand voice.
A hybrid architecture combining a client-side Manifest V3 Chrome Extension with a server-side n8n
orchestration engine. The frontend uses MutationObserver
to detect new posts in the infinite scroll feed and dynamically inject React-compatible UI.
The backend workflow — Webhook → AI Agent → Simple Memory → Structured Output Parser — processes input using a specialized system prompt, checks memory keyed by User ID, and enforces strictly formatted JSON responses to prevent hallucinations.
Commently demonstrates a practical application of agentic AI — combining LLM intelligence with stateful memory to produce genuinely useful automation. The project highlighted the complexities of DOM manipulation within React-controlled SPAs and the importance of debouncing in performance-sensitive browser extensions.