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Merge Contacts

skill-chacosoldier-compabob-merge-contacts · by chacosoldier

Merge the user's contact exports (Google Takeout, LinkedIn export, vault People notes) into one local CRM. Use for "/merge-contacts", "build my CRM", "dedup my contacts", or when another workflow needs a clean contacts source of truth.

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$ agentstack add skill-chacosoldier-compabob-merge-contacts

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About

Merge Contacts

Build the user's local CRM source of truth with the crm-merge module. The module does the work; your job is to find their exports, run it with the right flags, and report what merged. Never invent data, never call an external CRM.

Steps

  1. Find the exports. Check, in order:
  • A Google Takeout zip in ~/Downloads (name contains "takeout" or

"google"). The script auto-finds the newest one, but confirm it exists.

  • A LinkedIn export folder (contains Connections.csv, ideally

messages.csv). Ask the user for the path if you cannot find it.

  • vault/People/ for per-person notes (optional).

If none exist, point the user at the setup steps in modules/crm-merge/README.md (both exports are self-service downloads) and stop.

  1. Get their name for message-frequency counting. Ask how their name appears

in LinkedIn messages (the "me" side), or read it from config/user.config.yaml.

  1. Run the build:

``bash python3 modules/crm-merge/build.py \ --takeout-zip \ --linkedin-dir \ --me "" \ --out data/crm-merge `` Omit any source they do not have; one source alone is fine.

  1. Report the counts the script prints: total unique people, how many appear

in 2+ sources (the high-confidence merges), and how many link to a vault note. Flag if a source loaded zero records, since that usually means a wrong path.

  1. Point them onward. Tell them data/crm-merge/browser.html is openable in

any browser, and that contacts.json is what /build-list dedups against.

Watch out for

  • Over-merging on a common name: if the user says distinct people got fused,

lower --name-collision-threshold and re-run.

  • Zero LinkedIn messages counted: the --me name probably does not match the

export. Check the FROM/TO values in messages.csv and pass the exact form.

  • Privacy: outputs are git-ignored; do not commit them or paste contact data

into anything outward-facing.

Source & license

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Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.

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Versions

  • v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.