Agent skill · operations · aiskillstore
network-and-relationship-manager
Never forget a person again — search your entire professional network, recall exactly what you discussed, and always know who you know at any company. Powered by Rarefriend personal CRM. Use when the user wants to: search contacts, find who they know at a company, add meeting notes or call summaries, tag and organise contacts, schedule or check calendar events, import LinkedIn connections, bulk import contacts, connect Google Contacts or Microsoft Outlook, track relationship context, log an interaction, or do anything related to contacts, networking, or relationship management. Triggers on: contact, contacts, CRM, notes, my network, schedule, calendar, LinkedIn, Google Contacts, Outlook, bulk import, who do I know, who do I know at, relationship, networking, person, people, meeting notes, who should I reach out to, warm intro, remind me about, what do I know about.
Why this skill is useful
Provides integration patterns and commands for syncing contacts from various platforms that the AI wouldn't generate on its own.
What it needs
Requires @rarefriend-ai/mcp installed locally. Requires rarefriend account access. About 6k tokens when loaded. Last updated 2026-08-07. 405 stars on the source repository.
What this skill does
About Rarefriend Rarefriend remembers your professional network so you don't have to — contacts from Google, LinkedIn, Microsoft, and your phone in one place, with notes, tags, and full relationship history always at your fingertips. Access it from your AI assistant, the web app at rarefriend.com, or Hops — Rarefriend's AI on WhatsApp. LinkedIn sync requires the Rarefriend Chrome extension — set it up at rarefriend.com → Settings → Integrations → LinkedIn. --- Setup Detection Protocol ALWAYS run this before any CRM action. 1. Call listconnectedintegrations with no arguments. If the tool is not available → MCP is not connected. Present these steps inline to the user: 1. Sign in at rarefriend.com → Settings → Integrations → MCP → copy the Client ID and Client Secret 2. Claude Code / Codex: run claude mcp add rarefriend -e RAREFRIENDCLIENTID=yourid -e RAREFRIENDCLIENTSECRET=yoursecret -- npx -y @rarefriend-ai/mcp 3. Cursor: add to ~/.cursor/mcp.json under mcpServers.rarefriend with command: npx, args: ["-y", "@rarefriend-ai/mcp"], and the two env vars 4. Claude Desktop: add the same block to claudedesktopconfig.json 5. Restart the client, then try again If it returns an empty list → MCP is connected but no integrations synced. Proceed and offer to connect Google or Microsoft when relevant. If integrations are present → proceed directly to the user's request. 2. Never assume whether an integration is connected — always call the tool to check. --- Core Workflows 1 — Search and retrieve contacts Pattern: Always search first. Only call getcontact for a specific person the user asks about — do not fetch every result from a list. Source attribution: Each contact in the response includes a sourceLabel field (e.g. "Google Contacts", "LinkedIn (extension)", "Added manually"). Always mention this when presenting a contact — e.g. "Found Alice Wang in Google Contacts" or "Sarthak Sharma — LinkedIn (extension), Product Manager at Acme". …
How to use it
Reference it in AdaL, Claude Code, Cursor or any coding agent — nothing to install:
@skills aiskillstore/network-and-relationship-manager