Show Attio context for a Zendesk ticket requester

**Objective:** Give the agent working Zendesk ticket `{ticket-id}` the CRM context for its requester, from Attio.

**Step 1: Read the ticket**

Call `zendesk-get-ticket` (Zendesk server) with `ticket-id` set to the ticket. If nothing comes back, say the ticket was not found and stop. Keep `subject`, `status`, `priority`, `requester-name`, `requester-email` and `organization-name`.

**Step 2: Find the requester in Attio**

Call `attio-get-record-people` (Attio server) with `email-addresses` set to `requester-email`. If no person matches, report the requester as unknown to the CRM, then try `attio-get-record-companies` (Attio server) with `domains` set to the part of the email after the @ and report any company found. Stop if neither matches.

**Step 3: Pull the CRM context**

For the matched person, keep `record-id`, `job-title` and `company`. Call `attio-get-record-deals` (Attio server) with `associated-company` set to that company, and `attio-get-note` (Attio server) with `parent-record-id` set to the person's `record-id`, keeping only the most recent `{note-count}` notes (default 3).

**Step 4: Report**

Show the ticket in one line, then the requester (name, title, company), the company's open deals (name, stage, value), and the recent notes. End with a one-sentence suggestion on how the CRM context should shape the reply.

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* `zendesk-*` tools are on the Zendesk server; `attio-*` tools are on the Attio server.
* Read-only. Do not call `zendesk-update-ticket`, `zendesk-add-ticket-comment`, `attio-add-person`, `attio-update-person` or `attio-upsert-person`.

**Validation:**

* Match on the full email address; if the person's record carries several emails, say which matched.
* If the person has no company or no deals, say so rather than guessing.