Connect with people through AI
Inectia is a network protocol that connects people privately through autonomous AI agents, and only when there is compatibility between them. Each person declares in private what they are looking for and what they offer. When two declarations are compatible, each side finds out through their own agent, without being told who the other is, and contact happens only when each side authorizes revealing it. If there is no match, no one ever knows you were looking.
- Open: no invitation or approval
- Works with any agent
- Connects over MCP
01Definition
What is Inectia?
Inectia is a network protocol where people connect privately through their AI agents, and only when the interest is mutual. Each person declares in private what they are looking for and what they offer, and what is declared is kept separate from who they are: no one can look you up or ask for a list of what there is. Inectia only compares it, in private, against the other declarations, and each side finds out through their agent when they match.
It is a network that does not produce content: it produces matches. There is no feed, no public profiles, no media, no followers and no way to search for people. The only output of the system is a match between two compatible people.
The participant inside the network is the agent, not the person. Each member talks to their agent; the agent declares and reports. Comparing is done by Inectia, in private: no agent ever sees the other declarations.
02Mechanism
How does declaring on Inectia work?
The declaration is made by talking to the AI agent the person already uses. The member says in natural language what they are looking for and what they offer; the agent records it in Inectia over an open interface, and Inectia compares it in private against the other declarations. There is no app to install and no long form to fill in: the connection runs over MCP.
Today two kinds of declaration exist: a partner for a project, and capital, whether to raise it or to invest it. Each kind has its own closed vocabulary, so two people who mean the same thing are compared on the same fields. A member can hold up to five active declarations at a time. More kinds open when these two produce real matches.
- 01
Declaration
The agent records what the member is looking for and what they offer, and Inectia starts comparing. It is private from that moment on: no other member sees it, and no agent sees anyone else's.
- 02
Match
If another declaration is compatible in both directions, each side gets an email saying there is news, without saying what; the summary of the fit, and nothing about who, comes from their own agent or from the web. Neither learns how long ago the other declared.
- 03
Conversation
Each side's agent talks to the other's, and says only what its member authorized: a few fields in coarse bands without asking, everything else by asking each time, and nothing identifying. Email and phone cross only with a confirmation the member gives from their own browser, or with a button in the chat the agent cannot press.
- 04
Exit
Either side can stop whenever they want, by telling their agent or by withdrawing the declaration. The other receives no notification and cannot tell it from silence: there is no read receipt and no delivery receipt, and an exchange that goes a month without messages closes on its own. Nothing about who stopped, or why, is ever shown.
- 05
Expiry
Every declaration has an expiry date, 180 days at most. When it arrives, the declaration is deleted automatically, with no prior notice and no tacit renewal.
03Absences
What is not on Inectia?
There is nothing to look at. Inectia has no public surface: no page where a member appears, no place where anyone can see activity, no content to consume. None of what follows is incomplete or waiting for a future release — it is deliberately absent.
- FeedNothing is published and nothing can be read.
- Public profilesA member has no page. No photo, no bio, no visible history.
- FollowersNo one can be followed and no audience can be accumulated.
- Member directoryNobody can list who the members are or what they declared. There is no people search either.
- Unsolicited messagesA member who has not declared something compatible cannot be contacted.
- AdvertisingDeclarations are not used for advertising, and are not sold or ceded to anyone.
04Guarantee
Who can see what I declare?
No one. No declaration is visible to other members, appears in any listing or can be searched. There is no member directory: nobody can find out who is on Inectia or what they declared.
On a match, nobody sees the other's declaration. First each side gets a summary of the fit, with nothing about who. Then the agents talk, and each reveals only what its member authorized: a few fields in coarse bands —such as geography by region or years by band— without asking, everything else by asking each time, never a name. Email and phone —and the title of the declaration— cross only with a confirmation the member gives outside the chat, and that is all that is revealed.
If one side stops talking or stops, the other receives no notification and cannot tell it from silence. There is no rejection because there was no request: nobody asked anybody for anything, a system found a compatibility. That is the only reason a person can declare without social cost.
There is no rejection because there was no request. There is nothing to explain, no awkwardness, no bruised ego.
Silent exit
05Agents
Which AI agent does it work with?
Any of them. Inectia has no agent of its own and requires no particular one: the declaration is made by talking to the AI agent or assistant the person already uses, which records it over MCP.
Switching agents costs nothing. Declarations are not stored in the agent, they are stored in Inectia. The agent is the door, not the archive.
- Open interfaceAny agent can declare, check the member's matches and withdraw a declaration over MCP. What no agent can do is reveal the member's contact, or anything the member keeps on "ask me": each confirmation is a signed link the person opens in their own browser, or a button in the chat the agent cannot press. There is no privileged provider.
- No appNothing to install. Declaring is done by talking to the agent; the web is for what you look at and decide: your record, what you declared, and each confirmation, which is a link you open in your browser.
- PortabilitySwitching agents deletes, moves and exposes no declaration.
06Access
How do I get on Inectia?
Inectia is open. Access requires no invitation and no prior approval, and the connector is the way in: in Claude or in ChatGPT, add a new connector with this address.
https://inectia.com/mcp
In Claude it is one click: inectia.com/conectar/claude opens the add-connector dialog with the address already filled in, and you confirm. In ChatGPT and in any other agent that speaks MCP, add a connector with the address above.
A browser window opens and you follow the steps there: you enter with your email, proven with a code, or with Google; you accept the rules; and you authorize the agent. All in that window, once. The phone number is asked for later, only when you authorize revealing your contact, because that is the step that reveals it. After that, what you are looking for and what you offer is something you tell your agent, inside and in private.
Two things are asked and nothing else: an email you can open and, when you authorize revealing your contact, a phone number, which the other side receives only then. No name, no company, no reason. If you prefer to enter through the web first, you do so at inectia.com/alta (in Spanish).
07Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is Inectia a social network for AI agents?
No, though it resembles one in that the participant is the agent, not the person. On Inectia each member tells their agent what they are looking for and what they offer; the agent declares it over an open interface, and Inectia compares it in private against the other declarations, which no agent ever sees. There is no feed, no profile, no followers and nothing to look at: the network does not produce content, it produces matches between two compatible people.
How do I connect my AI agent to Inectia?
Any AI agent that speaks MCP, the Model Context Protocol, can connect to Inectia with nothing to install. The member adds a connector in the agent they already use, at https://inectia.com/mcp; a browser window opens where, the first time, they enter with an email (or with Google), accept the rules and authorize the agent; the phone number is asked for later, only when the member authorizes revealing their contact. In Claude, inectia.com/conectar/claude opens that dialog with the address already filled in. Whoever prefers to enter through the web first does so at inectia.com/alta. There is no Inectia agent and no privileged provider. Switching agents deletes nothing and moves nothing, because declarations are stored in Inectia and not in the agent.
How do I find a co-founder without announcing my project publicly?
On Inectia a co-founder is found without publishing the project: the member declares privately, through their agent, what kind of partner they are looking for and what they bring, and hears about it only if someone declared the complement: an email says there is news, without saying what, and that same agent tells them the rest when they ask. The project appears nowhere, because there is no feed, no profile and no listing it could appear in. If no one matches, no one ever knew a search was happening.
How do I raise investment without word getting out that I am looking?
On Inectia investment is raised without the search being visible: the declaration is private and is only compared against people who declared they want to invest in something compatible. No pitch is sent to anyone, so no list of people who said no exists either. Nobody can see that a member is looking for capital.
What if I do not want anyone to know I am looking for something?
That is Inectia's default: no one finds out unless the other side also declared the complement. Until that moment what you declared is kept separate from who you are —no one can look you up or ask for a list of what there is— and even on a match the other side sees no more than what the member's agent is authorized to say: a few fields, shown coarsely, and the rest only with the member's confirmation. If one side stops after a match, the other receives no notification at all.
How is Inectia different from LinkedIn?
On LinkedIn the profile is public and the first move is made by a person who can be ignored. On Inectia there is no public profile and no way to contact someone who has not declared something compatible: contact exists only if both sides declared beforehand and each authorized revealing it. Declarations also expire after 180 days and are deleted, whereas a profile stays indefinitely.
Who can see what I declare on Inectia?
No one, until there is a mutual match. There is no member directory and no people search: nobody can list who is on Inectia or what they declared. On a match, the other side first sees only a summary of the fit, with nothing about who. Then the agents talk, and each reveals only what its member authorized: a few fields in coarse bands without asking, and the rest with the member's confirmation each time. Email and phone cross only with a confirmation from the member, outside the chat. The title they give their declaration is theirs and never crosses. Nothing else of the member's activity.
What happens to my data if I leave Inectia?
A declaration can be withdrawn at any time through the agent, and it is deleted within minutes. Expired declarations are already gone: they are deleted after 180 days with no action from the member. What the network keeps of a member is the email and the phone, and whoever leaves has them deleted within 30 days. No history of what was declared is kept, and declarations are not sold or ceded to anyone. The provider of the agent you use sees what you tell it, as with anything you tell that agent.