Use case
Finding an India Robotics JV Partner
The flagship worked example: a cross-border manufacturing partnership reached in two consented introductions.
The intent, as typed
“Find an Indian robotics company able to manufacture 5,000 humanoid components a year — government relationships preferred, open to a JV.”
wants: cap/robotics-manufacturing · cap/india-govt-relations
Cross-border deals die in the access gap: the capability exists, but every path to it runs through relationships you do not have. A cold outreach to an Indian manufacturer is a coin flip; the same conversation opened by an investor they trust is a meeting.
In Magician, the intent above traverses your graph and returns ranked paths — say, through a co-investor with deep India relationships to a robotics founder she seeded. You see the first hop; the rest is veiled until each person consents with your reason in front of them. Two yeses later, principals meet.
The outcome — meeting, JV, or honest none — seals as an introduction/1 record. If the venture proceeds, the organisational side (diligence, agreements, settlement records) runs on the mesh, and the whole journey is verifiable end to end.
This corridor is not hypothetical for the estate: India–Canada is where the Flashy Group network is densest, which is why it is the demo shipped in the product.