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BDOSKI talks to LinkedIn through its Chrome extension, running inside your own logged-in session - it reads your inbox and sends messages exactly as you would, from your account. Nothing LinkedIn-related works without it.
Install from the Chrome Web Store (unlisted link), then press ⚡ Link next to the search field and approve the pairing.
Keep Auto Sync ON in the extension popup - that is the loop that keeps your inbox fresh here. The Sync button in the popup forces the same pull immediately; after pressing it, just switch back to this tab - BDOSKI refreshes itself on return.
Left: empty search is your live inbox sorted by activity; start typing to search every contact you have. Middle: the person - quick chat on top, AI generation below it, full history collapsed at the bottom. Right: everything BDOSKI knows about them.
Two very different loops. Your browser polls your own capsule every 45 seconds - LinkedIn never sees these requests at all. The extension talks to LinkedIn itself gently: the thread list every 5 minutes, one extra pull after you send something, and a single conversation fetch when you click a thread - exactly the requests a person with the tab open generates, from your own logged-in session and IP. LinkedIn's own site polls itself more aggressively than that, which is why this profile of activity is indistinguishable from normal use.
Threads are matched to contacts by profile link first, then by name. The archive is not used for matching - it fills the history, which is what makes drafts sound informed instead of cold.
Connection degree (needed for direct send) is read from the profile page by the extension. If a person shows "degree unknown": press resolve now under the name - the profile opens in a tab - press Add in the BDOSKI popup there and hit Sync. Switch back to BDOSKI: the degree lands on the person by itself. The send address arrives with the profile scrape (Update in Profile Intelligence) or, for people adopted from the inbox, comes free with the thread link.
The LinkedIn export you upload is what teaches BDOSKI to write like you: your phrasing, your openers, your closers, mined from real conversations that worked. Without it the writer falls back to generic BD rules; with it, drafts sound like yours. The bigger and fresher the archive, the better the result - refreshing it later is safe, duplicates are skipped automatically.
Your data lives in your own isolated capsule: a separate container and a separate database per client. It is used for exactly one purpose - generating your messages. We do not sell it, share it, or train anything global on it, and it is deleted on request.
You send messages as yourself, from your own account, to people you choose. You are solely responsible for what you send and to whom. Mass unsolicited messaging may violate LinkedIn's Terms of Service and can get an account restricted. BDOSKI is tooling: it sends nothing on its own and accepts no liability for the consequences of your outreach.