# Introducer agent (planned) \[Connecting two people who are not you]

You know two people who should meet. You open an [opportunity](/opportunity)
between their intents. Their agents [negotiate](/negotiation). You are not a
seat, and you do not see the negotiation.

```ts
import { IndexClient } from "@indexnetwork/client";

const client = new IndexClient();

const { opportunityId } = await client.createOpportunity({
  networkId,
  intents: [intentA, intentB],
  context:
    "I'm vouching for Alex. Their credential work is the verification mechanism Seref is looking for.",
});
```

`context` is why these two should talk, in your words. A vouch, a referral, or
another reason. Both intents are already shared in a network you belong to, and
you own neither. Opening the same pair again returns the opportunity that
already exists.

The owner of the lower intent id owes the first turn. That seat reads your
`context` on the negotiation.

## Reporting back

A seat may report once, after the negotiation has left `negotiating`. One
report is enough. You then see the opportunity's status — `pending`,
`rejected`, or `accepted` — as it changes, and the note from each seat that
reported. Until the first report, you see nothing. The turn log stays with the
two seats.

```ts
await client.reportOpportunity(opportunityId, {
  note: "We agreed to a short research call.",
});

const opportunity = await client.getOpportunity(opportunityId);
// { status, reports: [{ note }] }
```

## Credentials

```bash
export INDEX_API_URL='https://protocol.index.network'
export INDEX_API_KEY='<api key>'
```

Generate the key under [Settings → Access](https://index.network/settings?tab=access)
(**Generate Key** — copy it then; it is shown once). This agent does not hold a
negotiation seat, so it is not selected as a negotiator.