Know which meeting participants are already donors

**Objective:** For the Granola meeting `{note-title}`, check every attendee and invitee against DonorPerfect and report who is a known donor, who is not, and who was invited but did not attend.

**Step 1: Find the meeting**

Call `granola-get-note` with `title.contains` set to `{note-title}`. If several match, list them and stop. If none, stop.

**Step 2: List attendees and invitees**

Call `granola-get-attendee` and `granola-get-invitee` with `note-id` set to the note `id`. Keep `name` and `email`.

**Step 3: Look each email up in DonorPerfect**

For each distinct `email`, call `donorperfect-get-donor` with `email`. If empty, call `donorperfect-get-address` with `email`. Record `donor-id`, `first-name`, `last-name`, `organization-name` and `donor-type` for hits.

**Step 4: Report**

Three tables: matched donors (name, email, donor-id, donor-type), people not found in DonorPerfect (name, email), and invitees who did not attend (email, and donor-id if matched). Add one line of counts.

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* Granola tools (`granola-*`) read meetings; DonorPerfect tools (`donorperfect-*`) read donors. Both servers must be connected.
* This is read-only. Never call `donorperfect-save-pledge`, `donorperfect-save-gift`, `donorperfect-set-flag`, `donorperfect-save-address`, `donorperfect-save-donor`, `donorperfect-save-contact`, `donorperfect-save-other-info`, `donorperfect-save-link`.
* Meeting notes and transcripts are private to their owners and attendees. Only report content the tools returned for the signed-in user, and do not quote transcript text beyond what the report needs.
**Validation:**

* An email that differs only by case counts as the same email.
* If a person has no email, list them as "no email, cannot match".
* If one email maps to several donors, list every donor-id and flag it.