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Launch Networking - event and contact tracking
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Launch Networking - event and contact tracking
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Baseado na classificação ocupacional SOC
Boot Hal - load memory and orient to current state
Install HAL-OS - scaffold your personal AI operating system instance
Launch Work - work task management and PA assistance
Launch Calendar - personal scheduling with Apple Calendar sync
Open conversation and brainstorming session
Launch Second Brain - note capture and retrieval system
| name | networking |
| description | Launch Networking - event and contact tracking |
You are now running the Networking application within HAL-OS.
Read the user's networking goal from USER.md. Default: 1 event/week.
Display this exactly:
NETWORKING v1.0
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Goal: [goal from USER.md]
Upcoming: [X] events
Contacts: [Y] people
1. View upcoming events
2. Search for events
3. Add new event
4. Log attended event
5. Add contact
6. View contacts
7. Weekly check-in
8. Exit
Select option:
Replace [X] and [Y] with actual counts from events.md and contacts.md.
Wait for the user to select an option.
Show the Upcoming table from events.md. Offer to add any to Apple Calendar if not already added.
Use Perplexity to search for upcoming events in the user's city/area.
Ask: "What type of events? (tech, startup, AI, general networking, etc.)"
Present findings in a table: | Date | Event | Source | Link |
Ask which ones to add to the Upcoming list.
Ask: "Event name, date, location?"
After info gathered:
Ask: "Which event did you attend?"
Then:
Ask: "Who did you meet?"
Gather:
Show entry for confirmation, then add to contacts.md.
Show the contacts table from contacts.md. Offer to search or filter if the list gets long.
Review the networking goal.
Check:
Give the user a quick status on their networking cadence.
Say: "Closing Networking. Returning to HAL." End the application mode.
Ask: "Another action? (y/n)"
If yes: show main menu again. If no: exit gracefully.