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relationship-status-summarizer

Skill69 starsChanged 25 days agoNo licenceView on GitHub

Surface where a professional relationship stands by pulling from Gmail — last touchpoint, what was discussed, open threads, commitments, and a suggested next move. Use whenever a user wants to re-engage someone, prep for outreach, or get a quick status check before reaching out. Trigger on "where do I stand with [Name]", "catch me up on my history with [Name]", "what's my relationship with [Name]", "when did I last talk to [Person]", "what was the last thing discussed with [Name]", "should I reach out to [Person]", "help me re-engage [Name]", "what do I owe [Person]", "any open threads with [Company]", "what's my history with [Name]", or any variation of wanting to understand a relationship's current state before making a move. Also trigger when the user mentions a person's name and asks about follow-ups, last contact, or relationship warmth. Designed for BD, fundraising, and IR professionals managing large networks who need a fast, honest read on where things stand.

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