Connection Intelligence System

How to use CIS

Three doors below. Pick whichever is you — each one lists everything under it, what it's for, and when it last changed, so nothing here goes stale without you knowing.

Last updated: 30 Aug 2026 · Merge pull request #1117 — LinkedIn semi-automation design round (task #2020)

What CIS is, in one line

The idea
CIS turns the people you already know into your best source of new opportunities. It remembers every conversation, tells you who is worth reaching out to and why, and helps you make the right introduction at the right time.

Stuck? Just ask

New here?

What is CIS? ›The plain-English answer: what CIS actually does for you, and who it's built for.

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How do I…? ›Every common question, answered on its own — searchable, so you can find the one thing you need without reading the rest.

Last updated: 31 Aug 2026 · Merge pull request #1123 — invite-token IntelliActions members can submit feedback (#2272)

Which door is yours?

Pick one
Each door below is a different way of using CIS. Open the one that matches you — you can always come back and try another.

I'm John (operator)

The founder build manual

Current state, architecture, decisions, gotchas, roadmap, model & agents, and the email estate — the working reference for running CIS day to day. Signed-in access only.
Open the manual ›
Current state ›What is actually live, what is merged but not deployed, and what is gated on you right now.

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Architecture ›How the system actually works — real names, real mechanisms, no redaction.

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Decisions ›The decision registry — read-first list plus the full filterable catalogue.

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Gotchas ›Things that have already bitten someone once — so they don't bite you again.

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Roadmap ›Must / should / could / won't — what's next and what's deliberately parked.

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Model, tools & agents ›Which model tier does which kind of thinking, and how to brief a subagent well.

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Email estate ›Domain and deliverability posture across the email estate.

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Command list ›Copyable phrases for Claude, ERIC and Fellow — say one, get the thing, nothing to remember.

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I'm a client/partner member

Your workspace

You bring your own network in, see it live on your connections map, and stay in control of your own data throughout.
Get started ›
Getting started ›One path from a blank workspace to your first suggested connections — in order, no detours.

Last updated: 30 Aug 2026 · Onboarding: LinkedIn sync + ATLAS voice capture as first-class wizard steps (#2265)

Your connections map ›Live counts, click-through detail, search, your own lists, and an opportunities panel.

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Your data & privacy ›What CIS keeps about you, what it never does with it, and how to have it changed or removed.

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I'm a connection partner

Your partner portal

You have a portal showing your own network, scored for fit. You choose who you're happy to introduce — nobody is ever contacted without your say-so.
Open the partner guide ›
Partner guide ›Your network, working for you — how scoring, introductions and consent work end to end.

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The one rule

Consent first, always
CIS never contacts anyone on its own. A person agrees, an introduction is prepared, and only then does a warm note go out — human, personal, and always sent by a real person. Nothing auto-sends.