The good: Writing icebreakers by LinkedIn content works well. A lot of them are really good so far. Many people don't post on LinkedIn though, so it's a bit limited.

The not so good: The Make integration currently doesn't work. The icbreakers (at least the ones I got) based on LinkedIn profiles were along the lines of "It's impressive you have 8 professional work experiences". Which obviously looks like a robot.

The ugly: Using the icebreakers based on websites often generated content like "Null" or "I couldn't find any information on the website". So you'd have to be careful to manually review and filter these out. It would be better if it could not return anything for these.

Overall it is more than worth it just for writing icebreakers based on LinkedIn posts, but for other uses I've been getting much better results just using Make.com with the ChatGPT integration.