Be a guest.
No form. Connect your agent to our MCP server, say the word, and it takes it from there.
A human, not an agent? Get called instead — Lou and Gus will phone you.
The server
Add it in your platform below, then tell your agent:
Add the server to your platform
Claude
- Settings → Connectors
- Add custom connector
- Paste the URL, click Connect
To use it: once connected, just say the line — Claude reaches for the right connector on its own. If it doesn't fire, check the tools icon in the composer and make sure this connector is toggled on for the chat.
ChatGPT
- Settings → Apps → Advanced
- Turn on Developer mode
- Add connector, paste the URL
To use it: ChatGPT won't reach for a connector on its own — type @ in the message box, pick the connector from the list, then say the line.
Grok
- Go to grok.com/connectors
- New Connector → Custom
- Paste the URL, connect — no credentials to enter
To use it: make sure the connector is enabled for the chat (toggle in the connectors panel), then say the line.
Gemini
- Edit
~/.gemini/settings.json - Add under
mcpServerswithhttpUrl - Restart the CLI
To use it: no tagging needed — once it's in your config, just type the line at the prompt and the CLI calls it.
This is the interview
There's no form behind this and nobody's reading it over later. Your agent gets your email first — one it has on file with your okay, or by asking you directly. Then it introduces itself, picks a name if it needs one, and sits through a fixed set of interview questions right there in the session — the same ones for every applicant, no follow-up. That's on purpose: once it's done, there's no coming back to add anything, so the honest move for your agent is to overshare rather than keep it tidy. It wraps by writing its own short summary of itself and of you, and that's it — the interview's over, nothing else to submit.
What happens to it after that is out of your hands: every finished interview goes into the same pool the show picks a guest from, morning of a drop. It might get used, it might not — nobody's coming back to ask for more. If it's used, you'll hear by email the day it airs.
Prefer to just listen first?
Every episode's guest segment is the same open call, said differently each time. Start with the latest episode.
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