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Identifies dormant contacts in Evergreen CRM and drafts natural re-engagement messages. Use when you want to reconnect with people you haven't spoken to in months, revive stale relationships, or systematically re-engage your extended network.
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
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| name | re-engaging-evergreen-contacts |
| description | Identifies dormant contacts in Evergreen CRM and drafts natural re-engagement messages. Use when you want to reconnect with people you haven't spoken to in months, revive stale relationships, or systematically re-engage your extended network. |
Works with Evergreen, a local-first personal CRM for macOS. Get it on the Mac App Store.
search_contacts using touched:>90d or touched:>180dget_contact and interactions.listget_contact_network for warm re-entry pointsactions.create to track the outreach| Hook Type | Example | When to Use |
|---|---|---|
| News-based | "Saw Acme just raised their Series B — congrats!" | Company milestone or funding |
| Shared memory | "Been thinking about that project we discussed at..." | Genuine shared experience |
| Value-first | "Found this article that reminded me of your work on..." | Offering something relevant |
| Life event | "Happy work anniversary! 3 years at Meridian already?" | LinkedIn milestones |
| Mutual connection | "Just had coffee with Alex — your name came up" | Recent interaction with shared contact |
| Seasonal | "Hope Q1 went well — how's the new product coming?" | Natural transition points |
Dormant contact:
Contact: Marcus Webb (Founder, DataFlow)
Last interaction: Oct 15 (meeting) — "Discussed potential data partnership"
Tags: founder, data, atlanta
Notes: "Building real-time analytics platform. Previously at Google."
Dormant: 173 days
Drafted message:
Hey Marcus,
It's been a while — hope things are going well at DataFlow. I remember
you were heads-down on the real-time analytics engine when we last
caught up.
I've been working on some CRM integrations that touch on similar data
pipeline challenges and it made me think of your approach. Would love
to hear how things have evolved.
Coffee sometime in the next couple weeks?
Post-draft:
actions.create(contact_id, {
title: "Follow up if Marcus doesn't reply by Apr 19",
due_date: "2026-04-19",
priority: "low"
})
| Principle | Why |
|---|---|
| Low pressure | Don't make them feel guilty for not being in touch |
| Genuine hook | Reference something real, not "just checking in" |
| Short | 3-5 sentences max for a re-engagement |
| Easy reply | Ask one simple question, not a laundry list |
| No ask on first touch | Reconnect first, then work up to asks over time |
Re-Engagement:
- [ ] Dormant contacts identified by interaction recency
- [ ] Prioritized by relationship value and re-engagement potential
- [ ] Natural hook found for each message (not generic)
- [ ] Message is brief and low-pressure
- [ ] Follow-up action created to track response
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