Network Researcher
Find the hidden investors in your LinkedIn network.
What it does
I realized my LinkedIn network was a black box. Manual research missed exited founders and stealth angels because their current titles didn't say 'Investor.' I built Network Researcher—a 5-layer autonomous protocol for Claude Code. It strips current job titles and performs 'Layer 0' identity mapping to find the actual liquidity in your connections. In my test run of 1,020 people, it found 197 fundraise-relevant targets (19.3% yield). Now you can run the same protocol.
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