Data Health
Audit your workspace for gaps and decay
Your workspace degrades over time — profiles missing emails, orgs with no contacts, high-importance relationships going cold. Data Health runs a full audit and gives you a prioritized fix list: quick wins you can knock out now, and deeper issues to address this week. Think of it as a checkup for your professional memory.
Just say:
"Run a health check on my workspace"
"What's getting stale in my contacts?"
Pairs well with:
Overdue SweepWeekly Review
.claude/commands/data-health.md # Data Health: Audit your workspace for gaps and decay Run a health check on my myhidn workspace. Follow these steps: 1. **Audit profiles.** Use `hidn_search_profiles` with broad filters to sample your contact database. Use `hidn_list_profiles_needing_attention` to find neglected contacts. Look for: - Profiles missing email or phone (use `hidn_list_profile_contacts` on a sample) - Profiles with no organization link (use `hidn_list_orgs_for_profile`) - High-importance profiles with no recent activity - Profiles with empty bios or missing titles 2. **Audit organizations.** Use `hidn_search_orgs` to review your org database. For each, check: - Orgs with no linked profiles (orphan companies) - Orgs with no pipeline stage set - Orgs with no recent activity (use `hidn_list_org_activities`) 3. **Audit relationships.** Use `hidn_list_profiles_needing_attention` and `hidn_list_profile_relationships` on key contacts to check: - High-importance contacts that have gone cold (no activity in 60+ days) - Contacts past their outreach cadence - One-sided relationships (only outbound, never inbound) 4. **Audit reminders and tasks.** Use `hidn_list_reminders` to find: - Overdue reminders piling up - Reminders that have been snoozed multiple times (stuck items) - Use `hidn_list_workitems` to find stale in-progress work items with no recent updates 5. **Audit docs.** Use `hidn_list_shared_docs` to scan for: - Docs that haven't been updated in 90+ days - Empty or near-empty docs 6. **Score and prioritize.** Calculate rough health metrics and present a prioritized fix list — quick wins first (things that take one command to fix), then deeper issues. ## Output format **Workspace Health Report** | Area | Health | Issues | |------|--------|--------| | Profiles | [good/fair/needs work] | [X] missing contacts, [X] no org link | | Organizations | [good/fair/needs work] | [X] orphan orgs, [X] no pipeline stage | | Relationships | [good/fair/needs work] | [X] gone cold, [X] past cadence | | Tasks & Reminders | [good/fair/needs work] | [X] overdue, [X] stale | | Docs | [good/fair/needs work] | [X] outdated | **Quick wins** (fix right now): 1. [Specific action] — e.g., "Add email for Sarah Chen (high-importance, no contact info)" 2. [Specific action] 3. ... **Deeper issues** (need attention this week): 1. [Issue + suggested fix] 2. ... **Trends** - [Any patterns: "Most of your cold contacts are from Q1 imports that were never followed up"] **Suggested next step:** "Want me to fix the quick wins now, or run `/overdue-sweep` to start re-engaging cold contacts?"
myhidn tools this skill uses:
hidn_search_profileshidn_list_profiles_needing_attentionhidn_list_profile_contactshidn_list_orgs_for_profilehidn_search_orgshidn_list_org_activitieshidn_list_remindershidn_list_workitemshidn_list_shared_docs