log-person

name	log-person
description	Create a new person atomic note at + Atlas/People/<Full Name>.md from the Person template, optionally seeding context from Gmail/Slack searches across all accounts.

/log-person

Inputs

• $1: full name (quoted if it contains spaces), e.g. "Alice Example"
• $2 (optional): quick to skip the cross-account context seed, deep (default) to search all Gmail + Slack for prior mentions.

Procedure

1. Check for existing note. If + Atlas/People/<name>.md already exists, stop and tell the user — offer to open it instead.
2. Scaffold from template. Copy + Extras/Templates/Person.md to + Atlas/People/<name>.md. Set title: <name> and created: to today.
3. Context seed (unless quick). Fan out across every google_* and every slack_* in a single tool-use block — all calls are independent and must never be serialized.
   • For each google_* MCP, google_gmail_search_emails for the person's name (as both sender and recipient). Collect top 5 hits per account. Extract email addresses and populate frontmatter emails:.
   • For each slack_* MCP, slack_search_users for the name. Populate slack: with workspace-slug:user_id entries.
   • Cross-reference across accounts — if the same email address appears in multiple google_* account sweeps, that's fine (common for cc'd threads).
4. Relationship inference. Based on which accounts surfaced the person, suggest a default relationship: value:
   • Appears only in the user's work Google/Slack sources → work
   • Appears in one of the user's other accounts mapped to a specific community (see CLAUDE.md §11 account table) → use that community's label
   • Otherwise → network (user can correct)
5. Add to MOC. Append - [[<name>]] under the correct section of + Spaces/People.md (based on relationship).
6. Report. Show the populated frontmatter and the inferred context; ask the user to confirm or correct before saving.

Output

• Path to new person note
• Populated frontmatter
• Any context gathered (summarized, not verbatim)

Notes

• Only populate frontmatter from unambiguous matches. If multiple people with the same name surface, flag it and don't guess.
• Never write real phone numbers from email signatures automatically — leave phones: [] for the user to fill.