Turn webinar attendees into Dynamics 365 Sales leads, no duplicates

**Objective:** Create a Dynamics 365 Sales lead for each person who attended the GoTo Webinar webinar `{webinar-name}` and is not yet a contact or lead, with a note recording their attendance, after one confirmation. Include registrants who did not attend only if `{include-no-shows}` is yes (default no).

**Step 1: Identify the webinar (goto-webinar)**

Call `goto-webinar-get-webinar` with webinar-name.contains set to `{webinar-name}`. Set date.to to today and use the most recent past session. If nothing matches, stop and say so. If more than one distinct webinar key matches, list each with its name, date and webinar key, and ask which one to use. Keep the webinar key, name and date.

**Step 2: Collect the people (goto-webinar)**

Call `goto-webinar-get-attendee` with the webinar key. If `{include-no-shows}` is yes, also call `goto-webinar-get-registrant` with the webinar key and add those who did not attend. Call `goto-webinar-get-question` with the webinar key and keep each person's questions by askers-email.

**Step 3: Remove people already in the CRM (dynamics-365-sales)**

For each distinct email, call `dynamics-365-sales-get-contacts` with `email` set to it and `dynamics-365-sales-get-leads` with `email` set to it. Drop anyone either call returns.

**Step 4: Confirm**

Show a table of the leads to create: first name, last name, email, topic ("Webinar: " plus the webinar name), attended (yes/no), time attended. Say how many people were skipped as existing contacts or leads. Ask for one explicit yes; the user may remove rows first. Create at most 25 leads per run; if there are more, say how many remain for a second run.

**Step 5: Create (dynamics-365-sales)**

After a yes, for each confirmed person:

1. `dynamics-365-sales-create-lead` with `topic`, `first-name`, `last-name` and `email`. Keep the returned `id`.
2. `dynamics-365-sales-create-note` with `regarding-id` set to that `id`, `title` "Webinar attendance: " plus the webinar name, and `text` giving the webinar date, attended or registered only, time attended, and any questions they asked, quoted as asked.

**Step 6: Verify and report**

Call `dynamics-365-sales-get-leads` with `email` for each created lead. Report a table: name, email, lead id, note created (yes/no), and any failure as returned.

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* `goto-webinar-*` tools are on the goto-webinar server; `dynamics-365-sales-*` tools are on the dynamics-365-sales server. If a tool from either server is missing, stop and say which server is not connected.
* The only write tools this prompt may call are `dynamics-365-sales-create-lead` and `dynamics-365-sales-create-note`, each once per person, after the yes.
* Never call `dynamics-365-sales-update-lead`, `dynamics-365-sales-create-contact`, `goto-webinar-add-registrant` or `goto-webinar-delete-registrant`.
* Leave `lead-source` and `rating` empty unless the user gives values; their options are specific to the Dynamics 365 Sales organisation.
* If `dynamics-365-sales-create-lead` fails for a person, skip their note, carry on with the rest, and report the error. Do not retry with changed values.
* Match email addresses case-insensitively after trimming spaces. GoTo Webinar and Dynamics 365 Sales share no other key, so never match two people on name alone; a name-only similarity may be mentioned as "possible match" but is not a match.

**Validation:**

* A person with no email or no last name is not created. List them separately and say why.
* If the user does not answer yes, stop without writing anything.