Follow up GoTo Webinar no-shows from Capsule CRM

**Objective:** For the webinar `{webinar}` (on `{webinar-date}` if given), find the registrants who did not attend, match them to Capsule CRM, and create one follow-up task per contact for its owner, due in `{due-in-days}` days (default 3), with the recording link where there is one. Confirm before writing.

**Step 1: Find the webinar on GoTo Webinar**

Call `goto-webinar-get-webinar` with `webinar-name.contains` set to `{webinar}` (or `webinar-key` if `{webinar}` is a numeric key). If `{webinar-date}` is given, also set `date.from` and `date.to` to that date. If more than one webinar matches, list each with its name, date and webinar key and stop. If none matches, say so and stop. Keep its `webinar-key`, name and date.

If the webinar date is in the future, say that no-shows cannot be known yet and stop.

**Step 2: Work out the no-shows**

Call `goto-webinar-get-registrant` and `goto-webinar-get-attendee` with that `webinar-key`. A no-show is a registrant whose `registrant-key` (or email, compared case-insensitively) has no attendee row. Leave out registrants whose `status` shows they cancelled. If there are no no-shows, say so and stop.

Call `goto-webinar-get-recordingasset` with the same `webinar-key` and keep the `recording-share-url` if one exists.

**Step 3: Match no-shows to Capsule CRM**

Match each email to Capsule CRM by calling `capsule-crm-get-party` with `email` set to it. Compare emails case-insensitively; if the exact value finds nothing, retry once in lower case. A person can have several emails in Capsule and the filter may only see one of them, so treat no match as "not found by email", never as proof they are not a contact.

Keep no-shows with exactly one match. For each matched contact, take its `owner-name` and call `capsule-crm-get-user` with `name` set to it to get the `user-id` to use as `owner-id` (look each owner up once). If the contact has no owner, or the owner cannot be found, leave `owner-id` out and say so in the plan.

Then call `capsule-crm-get-task` with `party-id` and `description.contains` set to the webinar name; skip contacts who already have a task for this webinar.

**Step 4: Confirm the plan**

List each task: contact, email, owner, due date. The task `description` is "Webinar no-show: <webinar name>". The `detail` says they registered but did not attend and includes the recording link, or "no recording found". Show the plan as a table and ask the user to confirm. Do not write anything until they say yes. If they remove rows, drop those rows.

**Step 5: Write and report**

For each confirmed row, call `capsule-crm-add-task` once with `description`, `detail`, `due-on` (today plus the due days, as YYYY-MM-DD), `party-id` and `owner-id` if resolved. Then report: tasks created, no-shows not found in Capsule (name and email), ambiguous matches, and any write that failed with its error.

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* `capsule-crm-*` tools are on the capsule-crm server; `goto-webinar-*` tools are on the goto-webinar server. If either set is missing, say which server is not connected and stop.
* The only write tool this prompt may call is `capsule-crm-add-task`, once per confirmed contact. Do NOT call `capsule-crm-add-note`, `capsule-crm-add-party`, `goto-webinar-add-registrant` or `goto-webinar-delete-registrant`. Do not cancel anyone's registration.

**Validation:**

* If Capsule returns more than one party for an email, do not guess; list it as ambiguous.
* If a write fails, carry on with the rest and report the failures at the end.