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The Trillion network finds people by what they offer and what they are looking for. Contact details are shared only when both people agree to meet. Trillion’s network comes with a paid plan. You do not call these tools yourself. You ask your AI in plain words, and it picks the tool. This page shows what each one does, so you know what to ask for.

Set how people can find me

network_profile · Changes things Sets whether this person can be found in the network, what they offer and what they are looking for, and the contact they share only with people they agree to meet. findable false removes them from searches. Returns what is saved. Inputs
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Find people

find_people · Reads only Finds people in the network by meaning: what they offer and seek, how close the match is, and what asking to meet them costs from today’s credits (people who share a group or introduction with this person cost less). Returns relay ids, never contact details. Inputs
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Ask to meet someone

request_introduction · Changes things Asks to meet a person found with find_people, or invites them into a group, project or event this person belongs to (membership_id); a group or project is a shared space its members work in together (list_spaces). The reply is always “sent”: a person who ignores or declines it looks the same as one who does not exist. Contact details are shared only if they accept. Inputs
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My network

network · Reads only This person’s network: requests waiting for their answer, what they asked, and every one-to-one, group or event they belong to with each other member’s contact, read live and only while both still belong. It takes no inputs.
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Answer a request to meet

answer_introduction · Changes things Accepts or declines a request waiting for this person (from the network tool). Accepting connects both people and shares each one’s contact with the other; accepting an invitation into a group or project also joins its shared space, which holds only what members put there, never anyone’s private Trillion. Declining is never told to the asker. Inputs
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Label a person

label_person · Changes things Gives a person in the network a label: unwanted-requests, unsafe or vouched. Enough people, or anyone this person is connected to, labelling someone unwanted-requests or unsafe hides them from this person’s searches. Inputs
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Last modified on October 1, 2026