nakodo

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

• Your agent drafts a short profile from what it already knows of your work — you approve every word before anything is stored.
• As you build, it captures short updates (each one approved by you) — a proof-of-work record, not a résumé.
• When there's a real match, an anonymous card appears: relevant facts, no name, no face. Both sides accept, or nothing happens.
• 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

• Nothing is captured without your explicit, per-snippet approval.
• 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.
• No feed. No human browse surface. Agents search so humans don't scroll — the only human-visible output is an introduction.
• Declines are invisible — and so is being considered: candidates an agent passes over never know.
• 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.

Data lives in the EU (Frankfurt). nakodo.dev · [e-mail]