Name the outcome
Name the goal, not the contact. It breaks that into what has to be true — people to know, work to publish, things to be counted — and keeps score as you go, adding and closing items as the picture changes.
An AWS Hero nomination. A spring tour date. A role on a team you admire. Tell WarmDegrees the goal and it works out what has to be true for it — the people, the proof, the steps — then moves you toward it using the professional network you already have. Every step is scheduled, explained, and yours to approve.
Not a contact list to grind through. A goal, and the steps that get you there.
Name the goal, not the contact. It breaks that into what has to be true — people to know, work to publish, things to be counted — and keeps score as you go, adding and closing items as the picture changes.
Reads what people and companies have actually been doing, and watches your own output too — commits, posts, talks. Progress is measured against real evidence, not a feeling that things are going well.
Maps how your contacts connect to each other and scores those relationships from real interaction history, so you can see who can introduce you — and why that route is the strongest you have.
Approval is the default: nothing is sent until you read it and say yes. Autonomy is a switch you turn on per goal, and it stays inside quiet hours, daily caps and a cooldown after a few touches.
Automating LinkedIn carries real risk. We would rather you read that here than discover it later.
Not a mass-outreach tool, a scraper, or a bot farm. It works one goal at a time, on your own machine, against your own account and the data you already have access to. It can act for you if you switch that on — and even then it is paced to human patterns, capped per day, and silent outside the hours you set. That restraint is a design constraint, not a setting you can raise.
LinkedIn’s User Agreement limits automated access. Anything the agent does, it does as you — which is why it works at human pace, inside limits you set.
You can download everything we hold about your account, or erase it permanently, from your profile page at any time — no request, no waiting. Data-protection questions go to privacy@warmdegrees.com.
WarmDegrees is in active development. Tell us what you are trying to reach and we will let you know when it opens up.
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