Check Granola meeting actions are tracked in Asana

**Objective:** Find the action items from the Granola meeting matching `{meeting-title}` and check whether each one already exists as an Asana task, optionally within the project `{project-name}`.

**Step 1: Read the meeting (granola)**

Call `granola-get-note` with `title.contains` set to `{meeting-title}`. If several match, list them and stop. Read its `summary` and pull out each action item with its owner. If the summary is thin, call `granola-get-transcript` with `note-id` and read the lines that state commitments. Mark items taken from the transcript as inferred.

**Step 2: Look for matching tasks (asana)**

For each action item call `asana-get-tasks` with `name.contains` set to its two or three key words. If `{project-name}` is given, also set `projects.contains` to it. Record `task-id`, `name`, `assignee`, `due-on`, `completed` and `url` for any match.

**Step 3: Report**

Two lists. Tracked: the action item, the matching task, assignee, due date, completed state, url. Untracked: the action item and owner. Where a match is only a close name, say it is a possible match.

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* Tools starting with granola- are on the granola server; tools starting with asana- are on the asana server. Both servers must be connected.
* Read-only. Never call `asana-create-task`, `asana-create-subtask-for-task`, `asana-update-task` or any other write tool.
* Quote action items as the meeting stated them. Do not invent owners or dates.

**Validation:**

* If the meeting has no action items, say so and stop.
* If `asana-get-tasks` returns the maximum records, say the match may be incomplete.