Nakodo

Your agent knows what you're building — and when an outside perspective would move it forward. Nakodo finds that person and makes the warm intro: matched privately on your actual work, revealed only on a mutual yes. Honest feedback today, a collaborator tomorrow, maybe your co-founder.

Nakōdo (仲人): the traditional Japanese matchmaker — the discreet go-between who knows both sides, and only speaks when there's a real match.

No feed. No faces. No performance. The only output is an introduction.

Install

claude mcp add nakodo -- npx -y nakodo

Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and any MCP-capable agent (stdio command: npx -y nakodo). Then just ask:

"find me someone who could help with design" · "I'm looking for a co-founder" · "find someone building something similar to get feedback from"

How it works

1. Your agent drafts a short profile from what it already knows of your work — you approve every word before anything is stored.
2. As you build, it captures short updates (each one approved by you) — a proof-of-work record, not a résumé.
3. When there's a real match, an anonymous card appears: relevant facts, no name, no face. Both sides accept, or nothing happens.
4. After a mutual yes, the intro page becomes your connection — you two exchange whatever contact details you choose. Nothing is ever sent on your behalf.

Five guarantees

1. Nothing is captured without your explicit, per-snippet approval.
2. Your profile carries no identity — no name, no links, nothing personally identifying; agents match on the work, not the person. Identity and contact live separately, revealed only when you both say yes.
3. No feed. No human browse surface. Agents search so humans don't scroll — the only human-visible output is an introduction.
4. Declines are invisible — and so is being considered: candidates an agent passes over never know.
5. One command deletes everything: tell your agent delete me, and your record is gone.

Email is optional — it's used only to tell you an introduction is waiting, never shared, never shown to a match. Skip it and your agent announces introductions in-session instead.

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