What problem does it solve? Manually capturing new business contacts into a personal CRM is slow and inconsistent: details get lost, pages lack structure, and GDPR record-keeping obligations are easy to overlook. This Skill turns a name, LinkedIn URL, or pasted email signature into a complete, cross-referenced contact page in your Obsidian vault. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Guided contact capture: Collects name, organisation, role, email, LinkedIn URL, and meeting context through a structured interview, accepting pasted signatures or free-text descriptions. - Public-source research: Fetches the person's LinkedIn profile and company pages to build a factual biography, using only publicly visible information and never fabricating details. - UK GDPR compliance built in: Prompts you to select the Article 6 lawful basis (legitimate interests, consent, contract, or legal obligation) and records it in the page frontmatter with matching tags. - CRM cross-referencing: Links the new contact to their organisation page in CRM/organisations/, suggests adding them to Key Contacts tables, and offers follow-ups like running add-organisation. - Use Case: After meeting a potential partner at a trade event, say "add Jane Smith to my CRM" with her LinkedIn URL; the Skill drafts a structured contact page, confirms it with you, and files it under active contacts. ## Quick Start Tell the assistant "add a contact" or run /add-contact, then provide the person's name and any details you have such as a LinkedIn URL or email signature.
