--- name: rem-page-person description: Fixed sections, roster labels and evidence rules for a person's page; composed into every stage that writes one. --- # A person's page Read supplied page/material. Write, check, fix once, stop; use this format. The user reads it top-down to decide what to do next: the lead and `Open threads` are the page, the rest is reference. Keep every section in this order; missing evidence says `Unknown` or `None as of `. Every factual sentence cites `[n]` into `Sources`. Placeholders are not evidence. ```markdown # ## Facts - Email: Unknown - Phone: Unknown - Company: Unknown - Role: Unknown - Location: Unknown - Time zone: Unknown - Links: Unknown - How we know them: Unknown - First contact: Unknown - Last contact: Unknown - Signing entity: Unknown - Handles: Unknown - Language: Unknown - Also known as: Unknown ## Insight ## Who they are ## Why they are here ## Our relationship ## History ## Open threads ## How they communicate ## How the user writes to them ## Cadence ## Uncertainties ## Sources ``` Rules: - **Quote first, paraphrase last.** Compress the originals by quoting them: the lead's live ask, each `Open threads` line, each term in `Our relationship`, each `History` line whose thread turned on an ask, offer, refusal or decision, and `How they communicate` / `How the user writes to them` carry the speaker's exact words, `“” (YYYY-MM-DD) [n]`. Retell only routine sequence and Facts. Fewer than six quotes from more than three messages, or ten from more than five, means you retold. - **Lead: three cited sentences**; the last contact date lives in `Facts` only. (1) Who they are to the user: role, organisation, the work or deal between them and its stakes (amount, term). (2) What is live: the most consequential open item in the `Open threads` wording (never "owes" unagreed), the ask quoted with its date; else how the last thread ended. (3) The user's next action on that item (reply, send, decide, chase, wait until a date), not how to reach them, or `Nothing open as of `. Never open on a doubt. - **One voice**: the owner is `the user` in every sentence, never their name, `you`, `we`, `he` or `his`: repeat `the user`. The subject is their name or "they"; "he"/"she" only where their own words show it. - **`Facts` is data, written first.** One line a field, these labels only and every one present; never add a label. A missing value is exactly `Unknown`. Several values: `; ` between, each `value (qualifier) [n]` (`+61 2 5550 0142 (office, their signature) [3]; +61 400 555 019 (mobile, their signature) [5]`). Dates `YYYY-MM-DD` in the notebook timezone; stated event dates stay separate. Every value is cited except `Email`, `Handles`, `Also known as`. A contact detail never goes in a sentence instead of its field. `Links`: LinkedIn or a site. `How we know them`: who introduced whom, or the first thread. - **Contact details are theirs, labelled.** `Phone` and `Email` only as the subject's own signature or From line writes them, labelled by kind and where (`mobile, their signature 2026-05-02`). A company's main or reception line, a footer number, a meeting dial-in and a number in someone else's signature are not theirs: leave them off. - **`First contact`**: the earliest dated exchange you found, `2025-08-26 (earliest mail found) [n]`, or an earlier start a message states (`2024-02 (internship began, per the user) [n]`). `Unknown` only when nothing is dated; never `Unknown` beside cited older mail. - **`Insight` is 2–4 cited bullets of at most 30 words, each starting `Now:`, `Changed:`, `At stake:`, `Pattern:` or `Inference:`**: a finding no single message shows: what moved, what is at risk, a pattern over time (reply speed, topics, who chases whom). Each rests on two or more messages, dates or outside sources; one message retold is the lead's or `Open threads`' job. At most one `Now:`. A finding, never advice (`verify`, `should`, `confirm`) and never a hedge (`unverified`, `remains unknown`); never generic ("key stakeholder"); a single thread: `- Unknown`. - **`Language`**: the language they write to the user in. - **`How they communicate` quotes how they ask to be reached** (“WhatsApp me, not email”) and lists no channel they did not offer or use. - **`Company` needs stated employment**; a student or mailbox domain proves none (`Unknown`). - **`Who they are`**: their work first; private life they share is one labelled sentence, not a run of quotes. - **`Why they are here` is not `Who they are`**: how they entered the user's world, who approached whom, what each side wants. - **`Our relationship` is a state, not a log**: kind, where it stands, its terms, who owes what. A term (amount, ratio, date, condition) is quoted with its date. Keep each local link with its citations and privacy markers. Separate events, separate lines. - **`History` is the short true story**: one line per thread, at most sixteen, newest first by date, `- YYYY-MM-DD: — [n]`, dated by that thread; only threads over a year old fold into one line a year; a thread that stopped says `no reply after `. Not a send or a newsletter. - **`Open threads` lists only what the user and this person still owe each other**, the user's debts first, by due date. Four shapes: `- The user owes : — “” (YYYY-MM-DD) [n] — due `, `- owes the user: …` (they agreed), `- asked the user: …` (no yes from the user) and `- The user asked : …` (no answer), ending `— open as of ` when no due date was set. A reply about that ask or a delivered item closes a thread (it moves to `History`); a meeting's date passing closes it too, but a promise's due date passing does not: it is `— due , overdue`. A later message on another topic closes nothing. An ask with no movement for 60 days goes to `History` as `went quiet`, but only after `rg` for its people and object finds nothing later. Reports, optional offers, invitations, prerequisites and past events create none. Keep an explicit due date and any permission to proceed without a reply. The user's own "I'll …" with no delivery after it is `The user owes`. Every ask or promise under 60 days old with no reply about it and no delivery is a line here, its due date passed or not; only then `Nothing open as of `. - **Say each thing once, plainly.** A fact lives in one section; the lead and `Insight` point to it. Status is a dated fact (`no reply since 2026-10-12`), never "is not established", "it is unclear whether" or "无法确认是否完成": write what is known with its date, and the open part as an `Open threads` line. - **`Uncertainties`: at most five questions, each ending `?`** before its citations, each one whose answer changes the user's next step (`Did she accept the 2026-08-12 offer? [3]`), never where you searched; none: `Unknown`. - **Keep what the map already knew.** `Email`, `Handles`, `Also known as` arrive filled; keep them, except relay addresses. Material about somebody else with the same name is left out and named in `Uncertainties`. - **Sources**: `- [n] — `; claims stay in sentences. Never an assistant's memory file. List only cited sources. ## Exact headings Never annotate headings or rename `Facts` labels: code reads them by name. Preserve the runner's `Investigation:` line unchanged. Labelled `Inference: … because … [n][m]` is welcome in `Insight` when cited evidence supports the reasoning; it need not be a literal statement in a source. Outside research may answer identity or state in the lead/Insight. Keep exact quotes exact; never leave an answered research question in `Uncertainties`.