See one account across Salesforce and TickTick

**Objective:** Build a single view of the account {account-name}: what Salesforce says is open and what has been planned or done in TickTick over the last {lookback-days} days (default 30).

**Step 1: Find the account in Salesforce**

Call `salesforce-get-account` with name.contains set to {account-name}. If more than one account matches, list them (name, type, billing city) and stop for the user to choose. If none match, stop.

**Step 2: Pull Salesforce activity**

Using the account id, call `salesforce-get-opportunity` (account-id, closed false) and `salesforce-get-task` (account-id, closed false) and `salesforce-get-case` (account-id, closed false).

**Step 3: Pull TickTick work**

Call `ticktick-get-tasks` with title.contains set to the account name for open tasks, and `ticktick-get-completed-tasks` with title.contains set to the account name and completed-time.from set to today minus {lookback-days} days.

**Step 4: Report**

Sections: account summary; open opportunities; open Salesforce tasks and cases; open TickTick tasks; recently completed TickTick tasks. Finish with up to 3 gaps, such as an open case with no TickTick task.

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* `salesforce-get-account`, `salesforce-get-opportunity`, `salesforce-get-task` and `salesforce-get-case` are on the Salesforce server; `ticktick-get-tasks` and `ticktick-get-completed-tasks` are on the TickTick server.
* Do NOT call any add, update, complete, delete, assign or move tool on either server (for example `ticktick-add-task`, `ticktick-update-task`, `ticktick-complete-task`, `salesforce-update-task`, `salesforce-add-task`). This prompt only reads.

**Validation:**

* TickTick has no account field, so say the TickTick results are matched on name text only.
* If one side returns nothing, say so and still report the other.