See a customer's ServiceNow incident history from their email

**Objective:** Show the ServiceNow incident history of the Attio contact with email `{email-address}`, looking at incidents opened since `{opened-from}` (default: no date limit).

**Step 1: Find the contact in Attio**

Call `attio-get-record-people` (Attio server) with `email-addresses` set to `{email-address}`. If nothing is returned, report that the contact is not in Attio and stop. If more than one person is returned, list them with name, company and email, and stop.

**Step 2: Find the same person in ServiceNow**

Call `servicenow-get-user` (ServiceNow server) with `email` set to the contact's email address from Step 1. If no user is returned, report the contact as present in Attio and absent from ServiceNow, and stop. If several users match, list them and stop.

**Step 3: Pull the incidents**

Call `servicenow-get-incident` (ServiceNow server) with `caller` set to the user's `user-id` or `sys-id` from Step 2 (use whichever the tool accepts), and `opened.from` set to `{opened-from}` when one was given.

**Step 4: Report**

Give the contact (name, job title, company), then a table of incidents: number, short description, state, priority, opened, assigned to. Finish with the count of open versus resolved incidents.

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* `attio-get-record-people` is on the Attio server. `servicenow-get-user` and `servicenow-get-incident` are on the ServiceNow server.
* This prompt only reads. Do not call any `attio-add-*`, `attio-update-*`, `attio-upsert-*`, `attio-delete-*` or `servicenow-add-*` or `servicenow-update-*` tool.

**Validation:**

* Match on email, ignoring case. If the Attio person has several emails, try each before reporting no ServiceNow match.
* If the contact has no incidents, say so plainly instead of leaving the table empty.