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contacts-and-crm

Resolve a name or partial address to a real email and enrich a thread with CRM/contact context (HubSpot, Apollo) before drafting or triaging. Use when the user names a person instead of an email, or asks "who is this" / "what deals/tickets does this contact have".

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# Contacts and CRM

## Resolving a recipient

Use `find-contact` before asking the user for someone's email address, and
before guessing a pattern like `firstinitiallastname@company.com`.

`find-contact` is backed by `loadContactsForEmail`, which merges Google People
API "connections" (boosted `count += 5`) and "other contacts" with real
send/receive history. Because it sees actual interaction history, it is strictly
better than guessing an address pattern.

- `find-contact --query="<name or partial email>" --limit=5` matches
  case-insensitively against name and email, splitting the query into