people-crm

Create and update person records from meetings, emails, and Slack threads.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/chaletteholdings/command-room-releases-2710 --skill people-crm
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: people-crm
Source: https://github.com/chaletteholdings/command-room-releases-2710/tree/main/command-room/skills/people-crm
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/chaletteholdings/command-room-releases-2710 --skill people-crm

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Never walk into a meeting or dinner wondering who-is-this-again. Owns the CEO's relationship layer — auto-builds person records from every meeting, email, and Slack thread, and answers relationship queries instantly. Use when the CEO says 'who is', 'who is Jessica', 'who is again', 'who do I know at', 'who do I know', 'add to my contacts', 'to my contacts', 'what did Bob and I last discuss', 'last discuss', 'what did we last discuss', 'prep me for dinner', 'prep me for dinner with', 'tell me about Linda', 'tell me about', 'tell me about Linda from the board'. Writes to the person records in entities.json (canonical ownership) and regenerates _hq/views/PEOPLE.md. DOES NOT fire on 'prep me for my 2pm' (that's call-prep, which reads people-crm records) or 'team status / my direct reports' (that's team-intelligence, which extends people-crm for direct reports).

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Maintains person records and lets you answer "Who is [Person]?" or "Tell me about [Person]?" quickly.
  • Auto-builds person profiles from meetings, emails, and Slack, with last interaction, threads, and notes.
  • Supports prep, context for dinners, and prep for meetings; aids relationship health and quick lookups.

Quick Start

Ask me for [Person]'s profile to see their relationships and latest interactions.

Frequently Asked Questions about people-crm

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I automatically build contacts and relationship profiles from meeting notes and Slack threads?

Auto-build relationship profiles by capturing meeting notes, emails, and Slack threads into person records. The system extracts names, emails, roles, and interaction history, then generates a quick lookup view so you always have instant context for every contact.

What's the best way to look up who someone is and get context before a meeting?

Look up anyone instantly by asking for their profile to retrieve their organization, role, notes, and last interaction context. This relationship lookup delivers a prep brief with thread associations and enriched background data for immediate meeting readiness.

Can I track last interaction history and notes across emails and Slack for my network?

Track last interaction history automatically across emails and Slack threads by updating person records with timestamps and thread associations. Every write regenerates the contact view, ensuring you always know what you last discussed with each contact.

How do I enrich new contact records when adding people to my network?

Enrich new contact records automatically through a one-shot pipeline that triggers when a person is first added. The system populates fields like aliases, org associations, and role, then surfaces the enriched context in briefings and profile lookups.

Does this CRM approach handle prep briefs for external dinners separately from internal team status?

Prep briefs for external dinners and meetings are handled directly using person records and relationship context. Internal team status and direct report queries are excluded, as those require a separate team-intelligence layer that extends the same contact data.

What are the limitations of using auto-generated person records for relationship management?

Auto-generated person records focus on CEO-facing relationship context and exclude general team status or scheduled call prep without named individuals. The system does not trigger on generic meeting prep requests, requiring a specific person's name to build a relationship brief.