skills/context-recall/SKILL.md
Generates a narrative summary of everything known about a contact in Evergreen CRM — how you met, what you've discussed, mutual connections, and pending threads. Use when you need to quickly refresh your memory before reaching out, replying, or meeting someone.
npx skillsauth add wdm0006/evergreen-skills evergreen-context-recallInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Works with Evergreen, a local-first personal CRM for macOS. Get it on the Mac App Store.
get_contact for full profileinteractions.list for complete historyactions.listget_contact_network for relationships and introductionsget_introduction_chain## [Name] — What You Know
**[Title] at [Organization]** | [Location]
**In your CRM since:** [date] | **Last interaction:** [date] ([days] ago)
**Tags:** [tags]
### How You Connected
[Narrative: who introduced you, where you met, initial context]
### Relationship Timeline
- **[Date]** — [Interaction type]: [Summary]
- **[Date]** — [Interaction type]: [Summary]
- **[Date]** — [Interaction type]: [Summary]
[... complete history]
### What They're Working On
[Synthesized from notes and recent interactions — their current focus,
projects, interests]
### Your Shared Network
- **Introduced by:** [name and context]
- **You both know:** [mutual connections]
- **You introduced them to:** [names]
### Open Threads
- [Pending action 1]
- [Pending action 2]
- [Unanswered question or unresolved topic from last interaction]
### Key Details
[Anything notable from their notes — preferences, interests, important
context for future conversations]
Request: "Refresh my memory on Marcus Webb"
Output:
## Marcus Webb — What You Know
**Founder & CEO at DataFlow** | Atlanta, GA
**In your CRM since:** Sep 2025 | **Last interaction:** Apr 1, 2026 (4 days ago)
**Tags:** founder, data, atlanta, startup
### How You Connected
David Kim introduced you at the Atlanta AI Dinner in September 2025.
Marcus was building DataFlow out of stealth at the time.
### Relationship Timeline
- **Apr 1** — Email: You sent the partnership proposal for data pipeline collaboration
- **Mar 20** — Meeting: Deep-dive on data architecture at his office
- **Feb 10** — Coffee: Caught up on DataFlow's progress, discussed hiring challenges
- **Dec 5** — Meeting: Holiday dinner, met his co-founder Alex Torres
- **Sep 15** — Meeting: First met at Atlanta AI Dinner
### What They're Working On
Building a real-time analytics platform for enterprise data pipelines.
Previously spent 5 years at Google on BigQuery. Recently closed a
$4M seed round. Hiring engineers aggressively.
### Your Shared Network
- **Introduced by:** David Kim
- **You both know:** Sarah Chen (Meridian Health), David Kim (DataTech)
- **His co-founder:** Alex Torres (met at Dec holiday dinner)
### Open Threads
- Partnership proposal sent Apr 1 — awaiting response
- Promised to intro him to your contact at Stripe
### Key Details
- Prefers morning meetings (noted from scheduling patterns)
- Big fan of Rust and real-time systems
- Has a dog named Byte (mentioned multiple times)
Context Recall:
- [ ] Full contact profile retrieved
- [ ] Complete interaction history reviewed
- [ ] Network and relationships mapped
- [ ] Introduction chain traced
- [ ] Open actions and threads identified
- [ ] Narrative is readable and useful (not just raw data)
business
Generates a weekly relationship management digest from Evergreen CRM — interactions logged, follow-ups completed vs missed, network growth, and a spotlight contact. Use for weekly reviews, accountability, or planning the week ahead.
testing
Drafts double-opt-in introduction emails connecting two Evergreen CRM contacts. Use when someone asks for an introduction, when you spot a mutually beneficial connection, or when facilitating networking between contacts.
testing
Audits Evergreen CRM for stale or incomplete contact data — outdated titles, missing fields, potential duplicates, and contacts that may have changed jobs. Use for periodic database hygiene, before a big outreach push, or when data quality feels off.
business
Scores and surfaces relationship health across your Evergreen CRM contacts — identifies thriving relationships, ones at risk, and dormant connections needing attention. Use when you want a high-level view of your network health or need to prioritize relationship investment.