Find recent, dated company signals such as funding, leadership changes, hiring, and launches, then score their timing. For each supplied person, identify one relevant hook from recent public professional activity. The output is linked facts for research, not outreach copy.
For a list of companies, finds dated, linked timing signals from the last 90 days (funding, new leaders, hiring, launches), drops stale ones and noise, scores timing, and gives one personal hook per person from their recent public work. Facts only, no message copy. Use alone when you already have the company list and, for hooks, the people; otherwise run research-audience.
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Reads: account table; people (for hooks); ../research-audience/references/signals-and-hooks.md; champions list if the human supplied one.
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Writes: signal_1/2 (+url, date), timing points, hook (+url).
Rules: no URL, no signal. Never write outreach copy here — facts only.
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