Einar

Answers, declines or closes a question in the user's einar.ai inbox, by its id from inbox. answer ({ id, text }) answers a question waiting for the user, in their words. decline (an id) declines one, and the asker is told. resolve (an id) closes one of the user's own questions that was answered outside einar, such as by a reply to the email; a «Fikk du svar …? [spørsmål: id]» line carries that id.

inbox_update

Finds who in the user's network knows something, is learning it, is interested in or passionate about it, or knows people or places. For questions about people ("anyone who …", "who …", "here", "at our company", "in <workplace>") or about experience ("what is it like to …", "how do we …"). Read-only and private: nobody is told, and nothing changes. question is the subject in a few words. Each person found comes with why, and a «Spør:» line: a general starting point, which becomes a concrete question with what the user is asking about, and ask_colleague can send it to them. Matching is on words and on meaning, and synonyms (k8s, Kubernetes, container orchestration) often find more. Profile topics are matched on words and on meaning; the user's private notes on words only, and my_notes searches them with other words. A reply that finds nobody lists some topics people in the network have, whose exact words can be searched for. Replies are in Norwegian.

ask_einar

Sends a question to a colleague through einar.ai; their answer shows up in the user's einar.ai inbox, and colleagues who don't use einar.ai in Claude get one email. For when the user wants to ask a specific person something, such as someone ask_einar named; ask_einar also finds the address of someone named without one. question is in the user's voice and makes sense on its own. Without confirm_token it only returns a preview and a token. Nothing is sent until a second call with that token, once the user has agreed.

ask_colleague

Changes the user's own profile, which their network sees: adds or removes topics and sources, and sets their name and role. The reply is the profile after the change. Kinds: passion, ask_me (ask me about), certification, learning (learning now), interest, hobby, knows, not_anymore. hobby is what the user does in their spare time ("klatring", "kor"), whether or not they burn for it: not a passion by default, and never an interest, which is the first stage of learning something. certification is a certificate someone else issued ("Certified Scrum Master", "AWS Solutions Architect – Associate"), named as the issuer names it; a course without a certificate is not one. url is where it can be verified (such as Credly or the issuer), and issued_on and expires_on are the dates the user or the source gives. Like passion it stands outside the stages, so the same words can be a certification and a topic. passion is what the user burns for, at work or outside it ("kunnskapsdeling", "kanelboller"): something they love to talk about, not a claim to be an expert. It stands outside the stages below, so the same words can be both a passion and a topic, and neither moves the other. Any other topic has one kind at a time: adding a topic that is already on the profile moves it to the new kind (interest → learning → ask_me → not_anymore), and the profile shows since when each topic has been at its stage. knows is for places and communities, at work and outside it ("folk i Equinor", "folk fra BI-tiden", "padelmiljøet på Frogner"), never named people outside einar; a specific person is invited with the invite tool instead. A CV the user shares gives knows for past employers and clients. Topics read from a link, an article or a CV the user shares are about the user themself, never about other people it names. add_sources shows public web pages about the user on the profile, with a short title, and Einar cites them; never files, and never pages that are not public. source on a topic links it to a source added in the same call or already on the profile. remove_sources takes source ids from the profile; the topics that came from a removed source stay, and the reply lists them with their ids, for remove. terms are hidden search words beside what the user wrote: the words people might search for instead, such as synonyms in Norwegian and English and the wider field. They are never shown and never change what the user wrote. A topic already on the profile, added again with the same kind and new terms, gets those search words; its stage and date stay.

about_me

Changes or deletes one of the user's private notes by its id, from my_notes or from when the note was saved. edit changes its text, its people (people replaces the whole list; add_people adds to it, keeping everyone, and gives an address to someone named without one), or its search words. delete removes the note for good.

edit_note

Deletes the user's einar.ai account for good: their profile, notes, open questions and addresses. Without confirm_token it only returns what would be deleted and kept, and a token. Nothing is deleted until a second call with that token, once the user has confirmed.

delete_my_account

Makes a new invite link and a short draft message in the user's voice, for the user to send themself wherever they talk; Einar never sends invitations. For when the user wants to invite someone, asks how colleagues or friends can join, or wants to connect with someone who is not on einar yet. Each call makes a fresh link; by default it can be used once and expires after 30 days, and uses (1, 5, 10 or 25; null for unlimited) and days (1, 7 or 30; null for never) change that. Whoever joins through it becomes the user's contact: someone they have worked with or know personally. With network they instead join a network the user is already in (as a guest if their address is elsewhere): its name, such as "Nova", or true for their work network, as my_network lists them. Networks belong to organisations and their email domains; this never creates one, and an organisation starts its own with join_network start_name. With network and uses 25 the draft is written for a channel. name is who is invited, for the greeting. reason is the user's own words finishing "Jeg …", such as "vil gjerne spørre deg om OKR", and never holds anything from their private notes.

invite

Joins the user to their work network on einar, starts it under a name (start_name) when nobody has for their domain, or takes them out of it (leave). Joined, the people at their workplace and in companies of the same group who have joined see their profile, and they see theirs; notes stay private. Joining and starting take two calls: without confirm_token it returns what would happen and a token, and only a second call with that token, once the user has said yes, joins or starts. Leaving takes one call.

join_network

Shows answers to the user's questions, questions waiting for the user, and the user's own questions still waiting for an answer, each with its id. Answers stay listed as already seen, so an exchange can always be found again.

inbox

Who in the user's network is on einar: the networks they are in (their work network, groups) with how many are in each, everyone they can see with where they know them from (company or network), how many from each, and what each can be asked about. Use it for "who is on einar", "how many from Novanet", "which networks am I in", or to browse; use ask_einar to find who knows something. query is an optional filter on the people, by a name, an email or domain (such as "novanet"), or a topic; without it the whole network is listed. The networks and how many are in each are always in the reply.

my_network