Your CFO seat is empty. The clock started 90 days ago.

The problem

Exec search has two speeds. $300K retainers that take six months and miss half the time. Or you, at 11pm, scrolling LinkedIn and your own Gmail trying to remember who introduced you to that operator at the Austin dinner in 2024.

The retainer firm doesn't know your network. You don't have time to mine it. The seat stays empty.

The wedge

execpipe is an MCP server, not a dashboard. It plugs into Claude Code or Cursor — agents you already use — and walks your relationship graph before it does anything else. Gmail, HubSpot, calendar, Slack, contacts, Asana. Fifty-plus sources.

Every back-channel reference, every comp datapoint, every 18-month retention outcome is persisted. The next search starts where the last one ended. Structural memory, not vibes.

How it works

1. Step 1

   Describe the seat

   Tell the agent: "Series B fintech, CFO, Austin or remote, IPO experience preferred." It writes the brief back. You correct it.

2. Step 2

   Mine your own network first

   execpipe walks 50+ sources you've already paid for. Anyone you've emailed, met, or been pitched by surfaces before a single cold name does.

3. Step 3

   Outreach with receipts

   Drafts the intro. Routes through the warmest path. Logs the reply. Remembers the no — and why — so the next search isn't from zero.

Install the MCP

execpipe runs over Streamable HTTP at https://execpipe.com/mcp. Drop it into any MCP-aware agent.

# Claude Code (CLI) — paste this whole block.
# Demo key: read-only, 5 calls/IP/day. Tools: execpipe_prep, check_network.
claude mcp add execpipe \
  --transport http \
  --url https://execpipe.com/mcp \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer exd_RJIEwGyz49mvNfDY8qifWRd6AwuH2Usyj1akPsvodSld6q_CIpoINMvOmhhGIdCy"

# Production keys (send_outreach, draft_outreach, search_candidates, …):
# email outreach@execpipe.com

Agent contract: /AGENTS.md · Discovery: /.well-known/mcp.json · LLM index: /llms.txt

What this isn't

• Not another resume-screener with a chatbot taped to the front.
• Not a 7-million-contact database you'll never open twice.
• Not your retainer firm wearing an LLM costume for the same $300K.
• Not a SaaS dashboard demanding a sixth tab in your browser.
• Not a tool that forgets the candidate you passed on six months ago.

FAQ

I already pay a retainer firm. Why add this?

Keep them. Use execpipe to vet their slate against your own network in 30 seconds. Half the time the firm's "fresh candidate" already lives in your Gmail. You'll know before the second meeting.

What stops you from spamming my contacts?

Suppression table, consent log, and a hard rule that nothing leaves the building without your explicit approval. CAN-SPAM is $51,744 per email. We read the statute before we wrote the schema.

Why won't this just be a Cursor feature in 18 months?

It might be — if Cursor wires up your Gmail, HubSpot, calendar, Slack, contacts, and 18 months of your own back-channel reference notes. That's not a 6-week feature; it's a relationship-graph product with persistent memory at the core. We'd rather be the boring data layer underneath than the chat wrapper on top.