Spot which meeting guests are new to HubSpot

**Objective:** For the Granola meeting whose title contains `{meeting-title}`, match every attendee to a HubSpot contact and report who is known, who is new, and each known contact's company and lifecycle stage. Looking back `{lookback-days}` days (default 30).

**Step 1: Find the meeting (Granola)**

Call `granola-get-note` with title.contains set to the meeting title and created.from set to the lookback date. If more than one note matches, list them (id, title, created-at) and stop for the user to choose.

**Step 2: List attendees (Granola)**

Call `granola-get-attendee` with note-id set to the chosen note id. Also call `granola-get-invitee` with the same note-id and add any invitee email not already listed.

**Step 3: Match in HubSpot**

For each attendee email, call `hubspot-get-contacts` with email set to that address. Take company-id, company-name, lifecycle-stage, lead-status and contact-owner from the result. Skip attendees whose email ends in the user's own company domain if the user says so; otherwise include everyone.

**Step 4: Report**

A table: attendee name, email, HubSpot record-id, company-name, lifecycle-stage, lead-status, owner. Mark attendees with no HubSpot match as NEW. End with counts of known and new.

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* `granola-get-note`, `granola-get-attendee` and `granola-get-invitee` are on the Granola server. `hubspot-get-contacts` is on the HubSpot server.
* This prompt is read-only. Do not call `hubspot-add-contact`, `hubspot-update-contact` or any other add or update tool.

**Validation:**

* If Granola returns no attendees, say so and stop.
* If an email has no contact match, report it as new; do not retry with a name guess unless the user asks.
* If two contacts share an email, list both and flag the duplicate.