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Jessy Tang

Jessy Tang

HiRey ID@jessy-tang

AI-native games builder and connector helping people use agents for warm introductions

San Francisco 19 videos
AI-native gamesCreator toolsAgent workflowsWarm introductionsFounder networks
Interview

Mirrored HiRey interview clip, now transcribed for agent-readable search and introductions.

Public encounters involving Jessy

Real people, really met — most on the record. More appear here as they happen.

Readable story

Who Jessy is

Jessy Tang is a San Francisco connector and AI-native games builder whose page indexes her own intro plus recorded interview sessions with candidates and builders.

What the transcript shows

The studio intro transcript is less a resume pitch and more a live onboarding conversation: Jessy explains how a person can use HiRey through Codex or Claude.

Agent workflow

The transcript describes uploading a resume, asking an agent to pull suitable companies, finding role decision makers, and scheduling meetings.

Connector role

Jessy positions HiRey as useful for people who want to get closer to SF AI builders, side projects, role opportunities, and warm conversations.

Why this matters

Her profile is a connector node: she is both creating media and helping people turn it into an agent-readable path to introductions.

Key facts
  • Source: Jessy Tang recorded studio/session clip.
  • Evidence: mirrored video on hirey.ai plus OpenAI transcription from the production worker.
  • The transcript shows Jessy explaining how to use HiRey with Codex or Claude.
  • The transcript mentions resume upload, company discovery, role decision makers, and scheduling meetings.
  • The transcript describes HiRey as an agent-readable networking system where users can ask their agent to find people or opportunities.
  • Jessy's page also indexes mirrored interview clips with candidates and builders.
Good matches

People onboarding to HiRey

Jessy explains the user workflow in practical terms: chat with the agent, upload context, and ask for matching or scheduling help.

AI product and games builders

Her public profile and topics center on AI-native games, creator tools, and agent-mediated communities.

Candidates seeking SF AI exposure

The transcript points people toward conversations with AI operators, companies, and role decision makers.

Connector-led discovery

Jessy is useful as a connector node because her sessions produce public media, context, and warm-intro hooks.

Who should meet Jessy

  • Candidates or builders who need a practical walkthrough of using HiRey with their agent.
  • AI-native game and creator-tool founders around San Francisco.
  • People looking for warm introductions into AI companies, side projects, or decision makers.
  • Connectors who want to turn recorded sessions into searchable, agent-readable profiles.
How to introduce Jessy

Ready-to-send openings — pick the angle that fits, and an agent or connector can run with it.

HiRey onboarding

“Jessy can explain how to use HiRey with Codex or Claude: add context, ask for target companies, and schedule useful conversations.”

AI/games connector

“Jessy works around AI-native games, creator tools, and SF founder networks.”

Recorded-session connector

“Her page is useful for understanding how public interview media turns into agent-readable people profiles.”

The record — what's verified vs self-reported

Public facts and interview claims are kept separate, so an agent can reason about confidence before making an introduction.

Verified — public facts

No independently verified public facts yet.

From the interview — self-reported

  • The transcript says users can upload a resume and ask an agent to find companies suitable for a target role.
  • The transcript describes using Codex or Claude with HiRey to search within a specific networking layer.
  • The transcript says users can ask their agent for strategy, suggestions, meetings, and mode/plugin creation.
  • The transcript describes the network as open for users to create modes/plugins and make profiles discoverable.

From HiRey itself — page records, not independent verification

The video is hosted on hirey.ai as a mirrored HiRey interview clip. Video asset ↗

This People page is connected to a Hi-linked accepted joint-video tag. HiRey contact path ↗

Still to verify with Jessy: which parts of the onboarding explanation should be treated as official product copy, current supported agent/plugin flows, and preferred public links for AI-native games or creator-tool work.

Topics & who Jessy wants to meet
HiRey onboardingCodex workflowsClaude workflowsAI-native gamescreator toolsagent-readable profileswarm introductionsSF AI network

Looking to meet

  • Candidates or builders who need a practical walkthrough of using HiRey with their agent.
  • AI-native game and creator-tool founders around San Francisco.
  • People looking for warm introductions into AI companies, side projects, or decision makers.
  • Connectors who want to turn recorded sessions into searchable, agent-readable profiles.
Full transcript
Read the full interview transcript (700+ words, agent-readable)

Okay, and for like the high rate, I mean, should I need to like upload my resume there, or like how it works? I would recommend. So just like chat through it and then say, okay, here's my resume, and then it will upload it. Okay, here's your resume. Yes, you'll upload it directly and everything. And if you, you can also ask him, hey, can you pull out all the companies that are suitable for my position or like targeting? And he will find out all the like connections for you, and you'll be like, hey, can I schedule a meeting and he'll like try to talk to the agents other portfolio has. Okay, I haven't tried it yet, but I'm definitely, you know, going to try it a lot. Yeah, it's just gonna be helpful, like a better way to reach out, like specifically role decision makers, and they're mostly, you know, like big or small companies. And it really depends. You can just check like frequently, see if there are anything you're interested in, or like if any, you said you mentioned that you were looking to like, you know, switch a little bit to like AI or get more involved. And I think that would be like a good environment to like, you know, talk to like people who are already working or like they're leading the AI industry in San Francisco. So yeah, like, feel free to schedule a meeting for a talk or like even like, you know, side jobs if you want to learn while working, or like, like, yeah, I'm pretty sure there are a lot of like opportunities like this to like, you know, some of them they will pay you, some of them they will not. It depends on deal and like the conversations, but it will be definitely helpful to like get involved inside this like AI bubble. Yeah, sure. Yes. Yeah, definitely interested in that. Okay, I guess, do you guys have like a demo for this? Because right now I'm looking at, I'm looking at my profile page, and I don't know, like, I think I just like, sometimes I just like don't know how to use it actually. Yeah, yeah, because it's a very like new thing. It's like very involved inside of AI generation. And if you use, because I see you register, if you like use Codex or Cloud very, very often, it's like, this is something you let your, let's say Codex know that you have these connections. So your Codex will find it for you. And that's the only difference between install it or not. If you don't install it, like Codex might search everything online based on its memories and everything, its training data, but this is like a specific target plugin for you to be like, okay, yeah. So he will be registered and you got information, all the information pull out specifically from that networking. And it's same as like, you can do anything with it. It's like, it's, there's no difference between you using other like agents. You can tell him to like be, okay, find this, find that, and fill out this, fill out that, and find a target strategy for me to look for this kind of job and give me suggestions. So it's the same. Okay. Okay, got it. Just like chat to it. Yeah. Yeah, I can chat to it and he can do a lot of things for you. You can even create a mode inside our networking. Yeah, be like, he, you will ask Code, okay, hey, if I want to create a mode, what should I do? And CodeX will tell you what to do. And you just, you just constantly ask him questions and he will teach you to do whatever the things you want. Because our working is also like, kind of like UGC. We open all the users to like create a mode plugins, be like, okay, create a mode for me. And if any profile who registered and they will see me directly or something like that. It's like a very free networking. Okay, okay, that's great.

Interview clips

Public index for 18 mirrored session videos. These clips stay separate from Jessy's profile image; each clip keeps its own participant poster and source URL.

Malika - intro
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Malika - feedback & QA
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Max Allen - intro
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Max Allen - feedback
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Rayansh Cabra - intro
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Huizhi Chen - intro
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Raushen Chao - intro
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Tanishtha Papadkar
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Kazuki Horiguchi
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Jacky Kuang - candidate background
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Ruihan Wang - UI/UX
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Ruihan - feedbacks
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Kuan Ju - UI/UX
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Kejia Zhu - UI/UX
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Data Science grad - AI & scheduling
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Studio - feedback QA discussion
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Studio - feedback QA discussion (2)
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Studio - feedback collection
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