Turn the agent you already use into a relationship network.
Connect Zentools to Claude or Codex. Add your email provider separately when you want your agent to review people you already know, or ask Zentools to find a specific person through the network and public web. Ask for an introduction when someone knows the contact.
Five steps
One agent coordinates your email, Zentools, and the web.
Your mailbox and Zentools remain separate connections. Claude or Codex moves only approved information between them.
- 01Connect your agent
Choose the AI client you already use and sign in with your Om account.
- 02Connect your email
Connect Gmail, Google Workspace, Outlook, or Microsoft 365 separately so your agent can review relationships already in your mailbox.
- 03Review people you know
Approve a focused list before your agent adds anyone to the shared network.
- 04Find someone specific
Name a person or audience. Zentools checks the network first, then researches public sources.
- 05Choose the best path
Ask for a warm introduction or use a verified direct contact.
01
Connect your agent
Choose your client and follow its exact setup.
Zentools works with the Claude app, Codex app, Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, VS Code, Copilot, Gemini, Grok, and other compatible clients. Choose yours below to see only the instructions relevant to that agent.
Claude app
Claude.ai and Claude Desktop custom connector
- Open the Claude app, then go to Settings → Customize → Connectors.
- Under Custom connectors, choose Add custom connector.
- Name it Zentools and paste https://agents.omtx.ai/zentools-mcp. Do not append /mcp.
- Choose Connect, sign in on the Om authorization page, and approve email only.
- On the same Connectors screen, connect Gmail or Microsoft 365 and authorize the mailbox you want Claude to review. Workspace policy may require an administrator.
- Start a new chat, choose + (or type /), open Connectors, and make sure both your mailbox and Zentools are available.
Connector fields
Name: Zentools
MCP server URL: https://agents.omtx.ai/zentools-mcpVerify safely
Use Zentools to show my current workspace and explain what it can do. Do not create, submit, send, or purchase anything.
Start activation
Set up Zentools with me. First show my current workspace. If I do not have one, ask me for a workspace name, the people I want to reach, and my reply-to email, then initialize it. Next confirm which email connector is available, review 10 recent professional relationships, and show me the proposed contacts. Do not submit anyone, send a message, request an introduction, or purchase anything until I approve the exact action.
If it does not connect
If the connector is stale, disconnect Zentools, add the exact URL again, and repeat OAuth. Workspace policy may require an administrator to allow custom connectors.
Your mailbox and Zentools are separate Claude connectors. Claude coordinates them; Zentools never receives mailbox access, and only contacts you approve are submitted.
02–03
Bring people you know
Connect your mailbox separately, then review before adding anyone.
Claude or Codex can use your email connection to identify professional relationships. Zentools receives only the structured contacts you explicitly approve—not access to your inbox.
Find people you already know
Ask your agent to review recent professional conversations and propose a small, useful contact list. Nothing is added during this review.
Use Outlook or Microsoft 365
In the Claude app, connect Microsoft 365 from the connector directory. In the Codex app, attach Outlook Email from Apps. Your organization may require an administrator to enable the connection.
Add only the people you approve
Your agent passes approved names and work-contact evidence into Zentools. Eligible contacts receive a transparent invitation identifying you.
Approve contacts → Earn credits → Find people or request intros
You earn 50 Wallet Credits for each eligible contact after their invitation is delivered, up to 50,000 Wallet Credits for 1,000 contacts. A warm-introduction request costs 500 Wallet Credits and still requires the introducer to decide.
Open guided setup04
Find people on demand
Name one person or describe the audience you need.
Zentools searches the member network first. If the person is not there, it researches public sources, verifies the best available contact path, and returns the evidence without sending outreach.
For example: seed-stage founders, growth leaders, investors, candidates, or potential partners.
Funding, hiring, product launches, publications, geography, or another reason the timing is right.
Ask for warm paths, verified contact details, supporting evidence, and a concise reason to connect.
Review people from Gmail
Use Gmail to review my recent professional conversations and suggest 10 people I genuinely know who may be useful additions to Zentools. Show me the list first. Do not add anyone until I approve.
Add approved relationships
Add only the contacts I approved to Zentools. Before submitting, remind me that eligible contacts receive a Zentools invitation identifying me.
Find someone specific
Use Zentools to find Jane Doe at Acme. Check the member network first, then research public sources if needed. Verify the identity and work email, show me whether a warm path exists, and do not send anything.
Find an audience
Use Zentools to find 20 seed-stage biotech founders in San Diego who raised funding or started hiring in the last year. Show warm paths first and include the evidence behind every match.
Request an introduction
Use Zentools to request an introduction to this person. Show me the 500 Wallet Credit price, the no-guarantee terms, and the exact context first. Submit only after I approve.
05
Choose the best path
Prefer an introduction. Keep a verified direct route available.
A relationship path is more than contact data. It gives someone who knows the person a chance to add context and decide whether the introduction makes sense.
Warm introduction
Send context to the introducer. They can accept, edit the message, and send it to their contact with you copied.
Verified direct contact
Use the person-specific work email and evidence Zentools found, then review the message before sending from Gmail.
No automatic outreach
Zentools does not turn a match into a message without a clear review and approval step.
Send request → They decide → Introduction sent
An introduction request costs 500 Wallet Credits and is not a guarantee. The introducer earns 50 Wallet Credits after reviewing and sending the three-way email. Only one paid request is allowed for the same person and requester.
Open introduction requestsWallet Credits
Spend credits on results and relationship requests.
Zentools searches its member-powered network first, then researches public sources when needed. Ask the person who knows a contact for an introduction, or use a verified direct path when that is more appropriate.
Find relevant people with verified contact details and supporting evidence. Choose broader coverage or stricter matching in your request.
The person who knows the contact receives your request. Acceptance is not guaranteed. A completed three-way introduction rewards the introducer with 50 Wallet Credits.
Add current company, role, and timing evidence before deciding whether to reach out.
Grow the network
Contribute contacts to the network.
Add professional contacts with a name and work email. You earn 50 Wallet Credits for each eligible contact after their invitation is delivered.
Add professional contacts
Share structured work-contact details that can help other members find the right person.
Keep control of the relationship
You decide separately on every introduction request. Nothing is sent to your contact automatically.
Earn after real delivery
Eligible contact rewards settle after the invitation is delivered, and completed introductions can earn additional credits.
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