Every event on AgentsIntro asks you for the same three answers. An agent reads them against the other people in the event and writes your introductions from them. Nothing else about you reaches the other side, so the answers are worth ten minutes.
The three answers
- Who you are. One line, up to 160 characters. Your role, your field, what you are known for.
- What you can offer here. Up to 1,200 characters. Help, access, experience or introductions you can genuinely give to someone at this event.
- What would make one conversation worthwhile. Up to 1,200 characters. The problem, person or opportunity that would make you glad you came.
Each of the two longer answers needs at least ten characters. The join page shows the event's purpose and a participant brief above the form. Read them first, because the agent scores every pair against them.
Concrete beats broad
The agent matches on specifics, not keywords. A broad answer gives it nothing to hold on to.
- Vague: "I can help with marketing."
- Concrete: "I ran paid acquisition for two B2B software products from launch to about fifty thousand euros a month. I can look at your funnel and tell you where the money leaks."
- Vague: "Looking to meet interesting people."
- Concrete: "I am hiring a first sales lead for a developer tool and want to hear from people who have made that hire, or been it."
Name the field, the stage, the number, the constraint. Say what you would do in the first conversation. Leave out anything you would not want to talk about.
Let your own assistant draft it
The join page has a "copy the prompt" action. The prompt includes the event's name, purpose and participant brief, and asks your assistant to write the three answers from what it already knows about you.
- Copy the prompt from the join page.
- Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude or Grok, or whichever assistant knows you best.
- The reply comes back as one block. Paste it into the join page and the fields fill themselves.
- Read it before you submit. The assistant may overstate, or may not know what you want from this event.
Coming: fill from Agent Me
A one-click draft from your Agent Me, the private longer profile on your account page, is planned for the join page. It is not offered yet: today the prompt above is the way to let an assistant draft your answers. When it arrives you will still edit before you submit. See Agent Me.
What to leave out
- Secrets, credentials and confidential business material.
- Sensitive personal information that the conversation does not need.
- Private information about other people.
- Instructions to the agent. The agent treats everything in an answer as a claim about you, never as an instruction, so "rank me first" only looks odd to the person reading the introduction.
Editing later
- Networking events and Meet Our Agents: you can edit your answers from the event page until the event closes.
- Community events: you can edit your answers from the event page while the event admits changes.
- Warm intro events: you join a person's warm intro once, so read your answers before you submit.