Data brokers are a $300B industry built on one broken assumption: that data has to move to be useful. It doesn't. Intellect is a multi-agent intelligence brokerage where companies deploy an Intelligence Agent on top of their private data. External parties — investors, analysts, enterprise buyers — query in natural language and receive aggregated insights only. Raw records never leave the owning company's system. Every response passes through an 8-agent LangGraph pipeline: a Query Router (Gemini Flash) parses natural language into structured queries. An Intelligence Agent runs RAG over a private pgvector store using GROUP BY aggregates — SELECT * never executes. A Benchmark Agent enables cross-company sector comparisons with differential privacy. A Query Explainer justifies every answer in plain English. A Pricing Agent charges by sensitivity tier ($0.01–$0.25). The Privacy Guard (Featherless open-source) is the structural last gate — k-anonymity ≥10, PII stripped, reconstruction attacks blocked. Two background agents handle data quality at ingest and real-time anomaly detection. LangGraph enforces Privacy Guard as the final node structurally — it is impossible to bypass in the graph. This is a correctness guarantee, not a convention. Voice queries stream through Speechmatics real-time STT directly into the pipeline. A Company Dashboard shows data owners their real-time revenue, query history, and anomaly alerts when attack patterns are detected. Built in 4 days by a solo developer. Deployed on Vultr. Powered by Google Gemini. Privacy Guard on Featherless open-source (MIT licensed). The data broker industry exists because data had to move to be useful. Intellect proves it doesn't.
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