NetworkOS
NetworkOS is an MCP server that lets your agent search professional contacts, log relationship notes, and send warm introductions through the NetworkOS graph.
About
NetworkOS is a Model Context Protocol server that exposes your professional network to AI coding agents, starting with Claude. Instead of juggling spreadsheets, LinkedIn tabs, and draft emails, you register the remote endpoint and work from natural language: find the right person, pull context you already logged, and move an intro forward. For developers, that matters because distribution is mostly relationships—advisors, design partners, beta users, and collaborators—and those threads die when notes live only in your head. NetworkOS targets the launch and grow stretch of the journey where you are repeatedly asking who knows whom and what you last discussed. It is an integration layer on top of NetworkOS the product, not a methodology skill; you still own tone, timing, and consent for intros. Pair it with your CRM habits or a lightweight outreach doc skill if you run structured campaigns. Setup is registering the published streamable-http URL in your MCP-capable client and authenticating per NetworkOS docs on thenetworkos.com.
- Streamable HTTP MCP remote at beta.thenetworkos.com for Claude-compatible clients
- Search your professional network from the agent conversation
- Log notes on contacts and conversations for later recall
- Send warm introductions tied to your NetworkOS graph
- Version 1.0.0 server schema aligned with MCP 2025-12-11
NetworkOS by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
claude mcp add --transport http networkos https://beta.thenetworkos.com/api/mcpAdd your badge
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| Transport | HTTP |
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| Auth | None |
What it does
Keep your professional network inside the agent so you can search contacts, capture meeting notes, and draft warm intros without leaving Claude.
Who is it for?
Best when you live in Claude Code or another MCP client and rely on personal networks for launch outreach and ongoing relationship upkeep.
Skip if: Skip if you need full sales CRM pipelines, automated bulk email, or LinkedIn scraping without a NetworkOS account and explicit intro workflow.
What you get
After you connect the remote MCP endpoint, your agent can query your network and act on logged notes so intros and follow-ups happen in the same session as your build work.
- Agent-queryable contact search against your NetworkOS network
- Persistent notes on people and conversations accessible in-session
- Warm intro actions initiated through NetworkOS from the agent
By the numbers
- MCP server version 1.0.0
- Single streamable-http remote endpoint (beta.thenetworkos.com/api/mcp)
- Server schema: 2025-12-11
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FAQ
Who is NetworkOS for?
Developers and small teams who already use NetworkOS (or plan to) and want contact search, notes, and warm intros available from Claude or another MCP-capable agent.
When should I use NetworkOS?
Use it during launch distribution and grow lifecycle moments—finding the right intro path, logging a call, or drafting a warm forward while context is fresh.
How do I add NetworkOS to my agent?
Add the streamable-http remote https://beta.thenetworkos.com/api/mcp in your MCP client configuration per Model Context Protocol setup, sign in to NetworkOS as required, then invoke network tools from chat.