See where Zendesk CSAT and Simplesat feedback disagree

**Objective:** For tickets rated between `{from-date}` and `{to-date}` (default: the last 30 days up to today), find where the Zendesk satisfaction rating and the Simplesat feedback disagree or where only one system has a rating.

**Step 1: Zendesk ratings**

Call `zendesk-get-satisfaction-rating` with `created.from` = {from-date} and `created.to` = {to-date}. Keep ratings with a real score (skip "offered" or "unoffered").

**Step 2: Simplesat responses**

Call `simplesat-list-responses` with `created_from` = {from-date} and `created_to` = {to-date}. Then, for each Zendesk rating's `ticket-id`, call `simplesat-list-responses` with `ticket_id` = that id to link responses to tickets. Stop after 50 tickets and say the list was capped.

**Step 3: Compare**

For each linked response, call `simplesat-list-answers` with `response_id` = the response's `ID` and take the sentiment of the rating answer. Treat Zendesk "good" as positive and "bad" as negative.

**Step 4: Report**

Three tables:

1. **Disagree**: ticket id, subject, assignee, Zendesk score and comment, Simplesat sentiment and comment.
2. **Rated in Zendesk only**: ticket id, subject, Zendesk score.
3. **Rated in Simplesat only**: response id, customer name, survey name, sentiment (from the Step 2 date-range list, responses that did not link to any Zendesk rating).

End with counts for each table and the agreement rate across tickets rated in both.

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* `zendesk-get-satisfaction-rating` is on the zendesk server. `simplesat-list-responses` and `simplesat-list-answers` are on the simplesat server.
* This prompt is read-only. Do NOT call `zendesk-update-ticket`, `zendesk-add-ticket-comment` or `simplesat-update-answer`.

**Validation:**

* If neither system returns ratings in the range, say so and stop.
* A neutral Simplesat sentiment is not a disagreement with either Zendesk score; list it under Disagree only when the scores are opposite.