Name an account, a person or a deal. Ask Nathan returns the warmest paths your team already has: who holds the relationship, how strong it is, and what that strength is built on. Where the graph holds nothing, you get an empty result and the reason for it, never a name to fill the space.
The evidence behind each one: how often two people have met, how recently, and whether a teammate has confirmed it
A one-tap intro the connector sends in their own words
The same answers inside Claude, through the Ask Nathan connector
The question a seller actually asks
“Who can get me into Meridian Cloud?” “What’s the strongest path into this account, and what is it built on?” “Who should make the ask?” Ask Nathan answers from your team’s graph: your calendar and email, LinkedIn, CRM, events, in-person meetings, what your team confirms, and what you sell.
Scored, sourced, repeatable
Path Confidence is computed, not written. The same relationship scores the same way for every member of the team, and each path shows the record it rests on, so a seller can judge it before spending the relationship. A weak path is labelled weak.
No invented relationships
When the graph holds no path, Ask Nathan returns none, and names what would change the answer: a connector still to link, a colleague still to confirm. This is the difference between a system a team trusts with its relationships and one that costs a rep their credibility.
Ask Nathan inside Claude
The Ask Nathan connector lets you ask Nathan from any Claude chat — who can get you into an account, and what's behind the path.
It's for teams on Ask Nathan: the connector answers only for a signed-in member of an Ask Nathan workspace, from that team's graph.
Added Ask Nathan to Claude with an earlier address? It keeps working. To see the Ask Nathan icon, remove it in Claude's connector settings and add it again with this address.
Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
Name: Ask Nathan. URL: the connector URL.
Authentication: Sign in now. OAuth client: Register automatically. No request headers.
Claude opens asknathan.ai/oauth/consent. Sign in and approve.
Tool permissions: Always allow for the read-only tools; keep Request an intro, Merge two records of one person you confirm, Import people you confirm and Interactions: log one you confirm on Needs approval.
In a new Claude chat, switch Ask Nathan on in the tools menu, then ask.
Then just ask
“Who do we know at [company]?”
“What's the best path into Meridian Cloud, and what's behind it?”
“Check coverage for these companies: …”
The read-only tools only look things up, so they can be set to Always allow. Keep the four tools that change your team's data or send something on Needs approval, named as Claude shows them: Request an intro, Merge two records of one person you confirm, Import people you confirm, and Interactions: log one you confirm. Claude then checks with you before Ask Nathan acts.
The more your team connects and confirms, the sharper Ask Nathan's answers in Claude.
No — Ask Nathan returns paths, scores and evidence counts, never message content or addresses.
It compounds with what your team feeds it
Claude on its own reasons about what you paste into it. Through the Ask Nathan connector it reasons over a graph your whole team keeps: the CRM your team connected, the meeting and email history behind it, the LinkedIn connections your team exports, the events and in-person meetings you log, what your team confirms, and what you sell.
What your team feeds it
HubSpot (read-only)
Google and Microsoft calendars
LinkedIn connections export
Event lists and notes
Ask Nathan’s graph
people and accounts resolved
Path Confidence scored
teammates’ confirmations
Where you ask
the app
Claude, through the connector
Confirmations and outcomes feed back
Every confirmation compounds. A colleague verifying a path, approving a merge, or logging how an intro landed raises the confidence of the next answer — for everyone on the team, in the app and in Claude, and it holds from one session to the next.
Email counts too: when a member connects Microsoft 365 email, a back-and-forth shows on a path as an email conversation, from who wrote to whom and when.
Every deal has a warm way in.
Frequently asked questions
What does Ask Nathan read?
Only what your team connects or adds: HubSpot, read-only; meeting history from Google or Microsoft and email from Microsoft 365, limited to who met or wrote to whom and when (attendees and senders as metadata, never titles, subjects, descriptions or contents); the lists your team uploads; and the documents you add about what you sell.
What model does Ask Nathan use?
Ask Nathan uses managed AI models behind the scenes. You don't need to bring your own API key.
Does Ask Nathan send my data to train models?
No. Ask Nathan does not use your uploaded data to train third-party models.