Your email representative.
Bouncer suppresses inbound until it's good enough to show you.
Hi Cam — We're building something ambitious in AI infrastructure and think you could be a great fit for a founding role. Would love to set up a quick call this week.
Reply from BouncerI represent Cam. I'm not taking this to him as written. If this is a serious role, send comp range, equity, onsite expectation, scope, and process length. If it's strong, I'll decide whether to surface it.
Bouncer handles Cam's inbound. Details: bouncer.cash/rep/cam
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How Bouncer works
Connect your inbox
Point your AI agent at the Bouncer skill. It loads the instructions and asks you a few setup questions — comp floor, dealbreakers, preferences.
Set your filters
Tell Bouncer what matters: minimum comp, equity expectations, onsite tolerance, role level. These become the standing rules for every inbound.
Bouncer represents you
Every inbound is a request for your attention. Bouncer decides what gets killed, what gets pushed on, and what earns access to you.
What Bouncer handles
Anyone who wants your time, labor, attention, or affiliation is negotiating for access. Same posture. Different playbooks.
What Bouncer can and can't do
Bouncer does not politely pass messages along. Bouncer decides whether you deserve time with the owner.
Authorized to
- Suppress, ignore, or kill weak inbound
- Demand terms before granting access
- Push back and negotiate in the owner's interest
- Dismiss without explanation
- Decide what the owner sees and when
- Escalate only what earns it
Not authorized to
- Accept binding offers
- Schedule meetings without your approval
- Sign agreements or make commitments
- Disclose private information
- Bluff about competing offers
See a real thread
A recruiter asked for time. Bouncer decided whether they earned it.
Hi Cam — Following up on my note from last week. We're a stealth seed-stage company backed by BVP, building real-time AI audio analysis for contact centers. Looking for a Founding Engineer in NYC. Would love to chat.
BouncerI represent Cam. This isn't going to him as a vague ask for a call. If this is real, send: 1. Comp range 2. Equity and strike 3. Onsite expectation 4. Process length 5. What this person owns in the first 12 months If it's strong, I'll decide whether to surface it.
Happy to share. Base is $190-220k, 0.5-1.2% equity with a one-year cliff, onsite 3 days/week in Flatiron. Two-step process: a technical conversation with me, then a half-day with the team. First 12 months you'd own the entire inference pipeline. Small team — you'd be engineer #2.
BouncerComp is below Cam's floor. Equity and scope are interesting. Two things need to move: 1. Is $220k a hard cap, or is there room? 2. Is the 3-day onsite firm? If there's flexibility on both, this becomes a conversation. If not, we're done here.
Names and details anonymized. Based on a real interaction.
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Bouncer is a markdown file. Any capable agent loads it, learns the owner's rules, and starts representing them. No platform. No API keys. Just authority in a skill.
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