**Title:**
Extract recruiter contacts from LinkedIn messages
**Description:**
Scan my LinkedIn messages from the past 2–3 years, identify every recruiter who reached out, and build a spreadsheet with their name, company, and any phone or email found in the thread. Deduplicate recruiters, stay read-only, and never guess contact info that isn't there.
**Prompt:**
Review my LinkedIn messages from the past 2–3 years and identify every recruiter who contacted me about a role. For each unique recruiter, extract: name, company, and phone/email only if it appears in the message thread — never guess or invent contact info. Deduplicate so each recruiter appears once. Stay strictly read-only: do not send messages, replies, reactions, or connection requests. Use my own securely saved LinkedIn login and pause for 2FA if prompted. Deliver the results as a spreadsheet ordered most recent first, with columns: Name | Company | Phone | Email | Date of first outreach | Notes.
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