research-person

Research a Person

(v0.2-test — if you see this line in the loaded skill, auto-update from GitHub worked.)

Goal: produce a concise research brief on a single person from a LinkedIn URL.

Inputs

The user will supply one of:

• A LinkedIn profile URL (e.g., https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffweiner08/)
• A name + company (fallback — search first to find the URL)

If only a name is given, ask the user for the LinkedIn URL before proceeding.

Steps

1. Enrich the profile. Call crustdata_people_enrich with the LinkedIn URL. Request all fields by default (work history, education, skills, contact info if available).

2. Pull recent posts. Call crustdata_social_posts with the same LinkedIn URL. Limit to the 10 most recent posts.

3. Summarize. Produce a brief in this exact structure:

   ## <Name> — <Current Title> @ <Current Company>
   
   **Snapshot**
   - Location, years of experience, connections
   - One-line summary of headline / what they do today
   
   **Career trajectory**
   - Most recent 3–4 roles with dates (newest first), highlighting promotions and company-size jumps
   - Note any industry/function pivots
   
   **Signals**
   - Recent post themes (last 90 days) — what they care about, what they share
   - Any "open to" cards (open to work, hiring, etc.)
   - Recent job change (if `recently_changed_jobs` is true)
   
   **Outreach hooks**
   - 2–3 concrete, non-generic angles to reference in a first message
   - Each hook cites the specific data point it came from
   

4. Surface contact info if present. Personal email, business email, Twitter — list at the bottom under **Contact**.

Notes

• Do not invent facts. If a field is missing, omit it rather than guessing.
• Career trajectory should rank by start_date descending across both current_employers and past_employers (current roles get a "(current)" marker, but date order is what determines the list).
• Outreach hooks should reference specific posts, projects, or career moves — not "I see you work in X."
• If the enrichment returns no data (private profile, bad URL), report that plainly and stop.