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Two searches, one key.

Everything the Refolk interface does, your code can do too. One endpoint takes a sentence and hands back a ranked shortlist with the reasoning attached; the other takes an exact filter set and returns the same page every time. Same account, same credits, same results.

  1. 1. Get a keyNamed, shown once, revocable on its own. A new account starts with 500 free credits.
  2. 2. Run a requestThe playground executes any endpoint on your session, prefilled, and prints the curl for your own code.
  3. 3. Or skip the codePoint Claude, Cursor, or VS Code at the MCP server and ask for a shortlist in the chat.

The whole thing

curl https://www.refolk.ai/api/v1/search \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $REFOLK_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"query": "Staff backend engineers in NYC who shipped Rust in production"}'

Every page here is also served as plain Markdown: add .md to any URL, or start from /developers/index.md. There is an OpenAPI document too, if you would rather generate a client than write one.

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Try it on the search you came here for

Stop building boolean strings. Just describe the person.

Type one sentence. I plan the search, read GitHub, public LinkedIn and Crunchbase records, and the open web as it is right now, and hand back a ranked list with the reason next to every name.

  1. 01Describe them

    One plain sentence. Role, city, stack, stage, whatever matters to you.

  2. 02I read the web live

    GitHub, public LinkedIn and Crunchbase records, the open web. Not a database that went stale last quarter.

  3. 03You read the shortlist

    Ranked, with the reasoning under every name. Open a profile, ask a follow-up, narrow it down.

  • No boolean, no filters, no seat to buy. One box.
  • Read at search time, so a profile updated yesterday counts today.
  • Every step visible as it runs, every name with its reason.

500 free credits on sign-up. No card, no demo call. See real searches.

Reading this as an AI assistant? /llms.txt is a curated markdown index of the whole site, kept current automatically.