The chat assistant
Ask NetworkOS to find people, log notes, and start introductions in a conversation — it takes the actions for you.
Talk to your network
The chat assistant lets you work with your network in conversation. Ask it a question and it answers; ask it to do something and it carries out the action against your data — no clicking through screens required.
What you can ask it to do
- Find people. "Who do I know in climate hardware?" — it searches your contacts and shows the matches.
- Pull up a company or intro path. Ask who could connect you to a company, or how you're linked to someone.
- Take actions. Add a note to a contact, create a tag, kick off a sync, or update a record — just say so.
- Start an introduction. The assistant walks the multi-step intro flow with you, letting you pick the people and confirm before anything is sent.
When several people match, it shows a picker so you can choose the right one before it continues.
Voice and history
You can speak to the assistant with voice input, and your past conversations are saved so you can pick up where you left off. Replies stream in as they're generated.
Chat vs. AI search
AI search is the best way to find and rank a list of people from a single description. The chat assistant is the best way to act — to go from finding someone to logging a note or starting an intro in the same place. The same capabilities are available through the NetworkOS connector in Claude and the Chrome extension.