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What did I promise the people I met this month?
Found 5 notes matching 'promises this month'.
Read Coffee with Priya, Investor prep call, and Voice memo, walk back in full.
Done
You have three open promises from this month:
- Priya Sharma — Two designer intros, due Friday
- Ben Okafor — feedback on his seed deck, promised Monday
- Marcus Bell — dinner when he's back in town, next week
Sources
Coffee with Priya · Priya Sharma
…I'll send you two designer intros by Friday, I promise…
Investor prep call · Ben Okafor
…said he'd get feedback on the seed deck back by Monday…
Voice memo, walk back · Marcus Bell
…owe him dinner once he's back in town next week…
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Run a playbook, get a draft back
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for Marcus
Load skill
Loaded skill: draft_message (v1.0)
Marcus Bell
Why Now: You two caught up over coffee last week, and you still owe him dinner now that he’s back in town.
Context: Reference last week’s coffee and the dinner you promised, keep it warm and low-pressure.
Suggested Message:
Message
Marcus, great seeing you last week. Still owe you that dinner now that you’re back in town, want to grab Thursday?
Priority: Medium
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Look someone up, then act on it
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Pull up Priya and anything with her, if yes then make follow-ups
Get person
Pulled context for Priya (1 note).
Found her — one note about Priya: a promise to send two designer intros by Friday. I’ll set up a follow-up for it.
Create action item
Approved.
Added a follow-up: send Priya two designer intros, due Friday. Want anything else added?
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Ask by intent, not by name: “customers at risk of churning,” “warm intros I never followed up on,” “family with something happening soon.” It reads across your notes and reasons about who actually fits, not a tag or keyword search.
Watch it work, not just answer
An intent question like that isn't one lookup. It searches your notes, opens the pages that might fit, and checks each one before it answers, and you can see every step it took, not just the result.
Customers at risk of churning
Searched 84 notes for churn signals.
Opened Northwind Inc. and Bright Path Co., reasoned across both accounts.
Done
Two accounts look at risk:
- Northwind Inc. — missed the last two check-ins
- Bright Path Co. — flagged pricing concerns twice