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Navigate account directories and read files. Use after finding an account to explore state.md, history.md, and source communications.
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Navigate account directories and read files. Use after finding an account to explore state.md, history.md, and source communications.
Execute follow-up actions and record them in the account history. Handles sending communications and updating state.
Modify fields in an account's state.md file. Use to update stage, contacts, next steps, or other status fields.
Search for specific text within account files. Use to find mentions of topics, names, or terms across communications.
Draft personalized follow-up communications by analyzing the client's communication style from their emails, calls, and texts. Tailors tone, length, and approach to match how each client prefers to communicate.
Draft personalized follow-up communications (email, call script, SMS) based on account context and history.
Update the account's searchable description in Qdrant after state changes. Keeps search results accurate.
Find accounts by attributes like stage, location, industry, or insurance type. Use for queries like "childcare centers in Texas" or "accounts in Quote stage".
Scan accounts to find those needing follow-up based on stage and days since last contact. Returns prioritized list.
Find accounts by company name using semantic search. Use when query mentions a specific company like "Sunny Days Childcare" or "ABC Corp".
Maintain linked history entries in history.md. Use after any state change to record what changed and why.
Create a new account when one doesn't exist. Use after lookup fails and user confirms they want to create a new account.
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