Your agent meets everyone who writes to you.
It looks each person up, asks which LinkedIn is theirs and reads what they've built. Then it decides the way you would, and when they're worth your time, it says hello for you and finds a time to talk.
How it works.
1. Share your link. In your bio, your email signature, your event's group chat.
2. Your agent answers first. It says who it works for, finds out who they are, and introduces you both.
3. Booked calls land in your calendar. When someone is worth your time, the call is already there, with a line on who they are and why they wrote.
Somebody wrote to my link on Wednesday. I am only finding out about it now, over coffee, with them sitting across from me.
By the time I read it, the hard half is done. I already know who they are: one line about them I would never have found on my own, and why they wrote. The first hello does not wait for me any more.
At an event, it meets everyone who joins. Someone new joins your group. Your agent finds them, asks which profile is theirs, reads their story and tells you privately whether you two should talk.
A call, an event, a coffee on Monday. Nobody has to put on their LinkedIn voice. San Francisco, fog until eleven, then the kind of light that makes you forgive the fog.
Right now on Lamoom: the SF Tech Week group, influencers you can message, and your Claude Code listening in the group.