Participated in public demo 2512 with Light Networking

The problem [00:00] Wayne built Light Networking to solve a problem he faced firsthand: staying in light contact with past colleagues is easy to put off since nothing prompts action, and once years pass it's hard to know what to say, track down contact info, or recall personal details like a colleague's kids' names and ages. What they built [00:35] Light Networking reduces the friction of staying in touch by handling three things automatically: blocking 15 minutes on the calendar for a check-in, drafting a personalized email from the user's own template, and keeping each contact's notes current. It deliberately does not write or send email on its own, read the inbox, or track performance metrics, so the user stays in control of every outreach. What happened [06:30] After iterating the extraction prompt design (moving from rule lists to worked examples), Wayne's test suite of 25 real emails passed 96% of cases with zero hallucinations. He has started using the system himself and reports it's already delivering unexpected benefits in staying in touch with people. The ask [06:55] Wayne is looking for a Technical Program Manager or Product Manager role in biotech, and asks that if you know of an opening, get in touch with him directly.