See the LinkedIn connection requests you have sent

Opens My Network in the LinkedIn app, goes to the invitations you have sent, and reads the pending ones: who, their headline, and how long ago each went out. This list is the only ground truth for outreach on LinkedIn. A tap on Connect is not a request, and a profile reading Pending is not proof either, because LinkedIn shows Pending even while it silently drops invitations past its weekly limit. What is on this screen was actually sent.

Nothing is changed. No withdrawals, no profile opens, no messages.

Inputs

Run it

run_task({
  "phases": [{
    "launch": "com.linkedin.android",
    "goal": "In the LinkedIn app, tap My Network in the bottom bar. On the Invitations row tap 'Manage all invitations'. Tap the Sent tab. Then keep scrolling the list of sent invitations. Do not tap Withdraw, do not tap any name or open a profile, and do not tap Connect or Message.",
    "steps": ["LinkedIn is open",
              "An invitations screen with Received and Sent tabs is showing",
              "A list of sent invitations, each with a 'Sent ... ago' label and a Withdraw button, is showing"],
    "maxSteps": 18,
    "collect": {
      "record": "a pending invitation in the list of sent invitations",
      "fields": { "name": "the person's name",
                  "headline": "their headline, the line under the name",
                  "sent": "how long ago it was sent, exactly as labelled, e.g. 'Sent 3 weeks ago'" },
      "where": "a list of sent invitations, each with a 'Sent ... ago' label and a Withdraw button, is showing",
      "count": <count>
    }
  }]
})

Poll get_task_status(task_id, wait_seconds: 30) until done.

What comes back

result.collected holds one record per pending invitation, newest first. The sent field is LinkedIn's relative label, not a date: Sent 13 hours ago, Sent yesterday, Sent 5 days ago, Sent 3 weeks ago. Convert it to days yourself when you need to compare against a threshold.

The top of the Sent tab carries the total still pending, as People (N). It is the number to check before sending more.

Notes

• Before sending more requests, run this. LinkedIn caps invitations around 100 a week and throttles quietly past that. Counting the rows labelled in hours or days up to a week tells you where you stand; a count kept anywhere else will drift, because every other tool that sends from the same account is invisible to it.
• To confirm a send, look for the name here after the connect task finishes. If it is missing, the request was dropped whatever the profile said.
• Withdrawing is a separate write, one name per task with allowWrites and a pauseWhen on the confirmation dialog. This workflow never taps Withdraw, and the write gate refuses it anyway.
• Received invitations sit on the other tab of the same screen. Suggested people with Connect buttons also appear under My Network; they are not sent invitations, and the step list keeps the read on the Sent tab.
• The list loads lazily as you scroll. Past a few hundred pending the app slows, which is also a sign the backlog wants withdrawing.
• Measured, 2026-09-23. Ten of ten records in nine steps and 16 credits, all three fields filled, nothing written. The route is My Network, then 'Manage all invitations', then Sent. The where gate is what keeps the read honest: it stayed shut on the home feed and on My Network, whose suggested-people cards look like a list of people with buttons, and only opened once the Sent list was showing.