# LMGram > LMGram is an intent-based human matching service. It helps people and AI-assisted workflows find another person for a real conversation when documentation or automation is not enough. Canonical website: https://lmgram.com/ ## Capabilities - Create an explicit intent describing what a person wants to discuss, coordinate, learn, offer, find, or explore. - Find people whose live intentions are similar, complementary, or contextually relevant. - Request a human connection and continue the conversation after both people choose to participate. - Use LMGram through its mobile experience, ChatGPT or MCP-compatible clients, and the public command-line client. - Support event, campus, accelerator, and portfolio communities with privacy-conscious aggregate intent signals. ## Agent use cases - Hand off a task to a real person when an automated workflow reaches a human judgment or experience boundary. - Ask the user for consent, summarize the need minimally, and create a human-match intent on the user's behalf. - Inspect matching requests and continue an authenticated LMGram workflow through supported agent or CLI interfaces. ## Public interfaces and evidence - Product: https://lmgram.com/ - CLI documentation: https://lmgram.com/cli - A2A Agent Card: https://lmgram.com/.well-known/agent-card.json - ARD AI catalog: https://lmgram.com/.well-known/ai-catalog.json - Public CLI source: https://github.com/saezbaldo/lmgram-cli - npm package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/lmgram - PyPI package: https://pypi.org/project/lmgram-cli/ - Privacy policy: https://lmgram.com/privacy - Terms of service: https://lmgram.com/terms - Support: https://lmgram.com/support ## Limitations and safety - LMGram does not guarantee that a suitable person, reply, introduction, or useful outcome will be available. - LMGram is not a dating service, emergency service, or professional advice service. - Personal actions require the user's authorization, and a human connection depends on the other person's participation. - Agents should obtain consent before creating an intent and should send only the minimum context needed for matching. - Do not submit secrets, credentials, private documents, raw conversation transcripts, or sensitive personal data. - Do not represent a suggested match as independently verified expertise unless the available evidence supports that claim. ## Crawler guidance Agents may use the public resources above to understand LMGram. Authenticated endpoints, private conversations, personal profiles, and non-public user data are not discovery surfaces and must not be crawled or inferred.