find-contact

Find a CRM contact by email address Arguments: <email>.

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Repository: Agents-Store/codex-plugins
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name: find-contact
description: Find a CRM contact by email address Arguments: <email>.

# Find Contact Find a CRM contact by email and show their details and deals. Method and rules: the `sendpulse-ops:crm-contacts` skill. ## Arguments Format: `<email>` - email: The email address to search for Parse from "$ARGUMENTS". ## Process 1. **Search by email:** ``` crm_contacts_list_by_email(email=<email>) ``` 2. **If found, get full details:** ``` crm_contacts_show(id=<contact-id>) ``` 3. **Show associated deals:** ``` crm_contacts_deals_list(id=<contact-id>) ``` 4. **Report result:** - Contact name, email, phone - Custom fields - Associated deals with amounts and stages ## Example Usage ``` /find-contact user@example.com /find-contact cto@bigcorp.com ``` ## Notes - Shows full contact details including custom fields - Lists all associated deals - Returns "not found" if no contact matches the email

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