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Screenshot To Vcard by threefold-solutions

Name: Screenshot To Vcard
Author: threefold-solutions

Screenshot To Vcard

Convert any screenshot containing contact information into a downloadable vCard (.vcf) file. Trigger this skill whenever a user uploads any screenshot — from Planning Center, a CRM, a website, a LinkedIn profile, an email signature, a business card photo, or any other source — and wants to convert it into a contact, vCard, or shareable address book card. Trigger on phrases like "turn this into a contact", "make a vCard", "convert this screenshot", "grab their contact info", "I want to share this person's info", "generate a contact card", or any time a screenshot is uploaded and contact info is mentioned. Works with any app or source — not just Planning Center. Extracts name, email, phone, and address, confirms with the user which fields to include, then generates a ready-to-send .vcf file.

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Screenshot to vCard

Converts any screenshot containing contact information into a downloadable vCard (.vcf) file — ready to text, email, or AirDrop.

Works with screenshots from any source: Planning Center, Church Management Systems, CRMs, LinkedIn, websites, email signatures, business card photos, and more.

Step 1: Extract Contact Data from the Screenshot

Visually scan the screenshot and extract every contact field that is clearly visible. Look for:

Field	Common appearances
Full Name	Header text, bold name, profile name
Email(s)	Any @domain.com address, labeled or unlabeled
Phone(s)	Any phone number, labeled mobile/cell/home/work or unlabeled
Address(es)	Street address, city, state, zip — may be single or multi-line
Organization / Title	Company name, job title, church role
Website	Any URL associated with the person

Rules:

Do NOT guess or infer fields that aren't visible
Do NOT make up or autocomplete partial data
If a field label is visible (home, work, mobile, etc.), capture it
If multiple values exist for a field type, capture all of them

Step 2: Present Extracted Data and Ask Which Fields to Include

After extracting, show a clean summary:

Here's what I found:

- Name: [Full Name]
- Email: [email] ([label if present])
- Phone: [number] ([label if present])
- Address: [full address]

Which fields would you like in the vCard?

Then use ask_user_input_v0 with a multi_select question. List each found field as its own option so the user can pick exactly what to include. Wait for their selection before proceeding.

Step 3: Generate the vCard File

Build a .vcf file using vCard 3.0 format based on selected fields only.

vCard 3.0 Template

BEGIN:VCARD
VERSION:3.0
FN:[Full Name]
N:[Last];[First];;;
EMAIL;TYPE=[HOME|WORK]:[email]
TEL;TYPE=[CELL|HOME|WORK]:[phone]
ADR;TYPE=[HOME|WORK]:;;[Street];[City];[State];[Zip];[Country]
ORG:[Organization]
TITLE:[Job Title]
URL:[Website]
END:VCARD

Field mapping:

Email label "home" → TYPE=HOME, "work" → TYPE=WORK, unlabeled → TYPE=INTERNET
Phone label "mobile" or "cell" → TYPE=CELL, "home" → TYPE=HOME, "work" → TYPE=WORK, unlabeled → TYPE=VOICE
Address label "home" → TYPE=HOME, "work" → TYPE=WORK, unlabeled → TYPE=HOME
Multiple emails or phones → one line per entry
If no country visible, default to United States
Only include lines for fields the user selected

Name parsing:

"First Last" → N:Last;First;;;
Middle name present → N:Last;First;Middle;;
Single name only → N:[Name];;;;

Save the File

Save to /mnt/user-data/outputs/[firstname_lastname].vcf

Use lowercase with underscores. If name has more than two parts, use first and last only in the filename.

Step 4: Present and Briefly Explain Sharing Options

After generating, use present_files to surface the file, then add one short line about sharing — text/email the file, AirDrop if nearby, or tap to import into their own contacts. Keep it brief.

Edge Cases

No name visible: Use whatever identifier is present (username, email prefix, etc.) as FN; skip the N field
Name only: Still generate — a minimal vCard is still useful
Partial address: Include what's visible; leave missing ADR subfields blank
Business card photo: Treat the same as any screenshot — extract what's readable
Low-res or blurry: Extract what can be confidently read; flag any uncertain fields before confirming with the user
Non-Latin characters: Preserve them as-is in the vCard
Multiple people in one screenshot: Ask which person they want the vCard for before extracting

---name: screenshot-to-vcarddescription: Convert any screenshot containing contact information into a downloadable vCard (.vcf) file. Trigger this skill whenever a user uploads any screenshot — from Planning Center, a CRM, a website, a LinkedIn profile, an email signature, a business card photo, or any other source — and wants to convert it into a contact, vCard, or shareable address book card. Trigger on phrases like "turn this into a contact", "make a vCard", "convert this screenshot", "grab their contact info", "I want to share this person's info", "generate a contact card", or any time a screenshot is uploaded and contact info is mentioned. Works with any app or source — not just Planning Center. Extracts name, email, phone, and address, confirms with the user which fields to include, then generates a ready-to-send .vcf file.---# Screenshot to vCardConverts any screenshot containing contact information into a downloadable vCard (.vcf) file — ready to text, email, or AirDrop.Works with screenshots from any source: Planning Center, Church Management Systems, CRMs, LinkedIn, websites, email signatures, business card photos, and more.---## Step 1: Extract Contact Data from the ScreenshotVisually scan the screenshot and extract every contact field that is clearly visible. Look for:| Field | Common appearances ||-------|-------------------|| Full Name | Header text, bold name, profile name || Email(s) | Any @domain.com address, labeled or unlabeled || Phone(s) | Any phone number, labeled mobile/cell/home/work or unlabeled || Address(es) | Street address, city, state, zip — may be single or multi-line || Organization / Title | Company name, job title, church role || Website | Any URL associated with the person |**Rules:**- Do NOT guess or infer fields that aren't visible- Do NOT make up or autocomplete partial data- If a field label is visible (home, work, mobile, etc.), capture it- If multiple values exist for a field type, capture all of them---## Step 2: Present Extracted Data and Ask Which Fields to IncludeAfter extracting, show a clean summary:```Here's what I found:- Name: [Full Name]- Email: [email] ([label if present])- Phone: [number] ([label if present])- Address: [full address]Which fields would you like in the vCard?```Then use `ask_user_input_v0` with a `multi_select` question. List each found field as its own option so the user can pick exactly what to include. Wait for their selection before proceeding.---## Step 3: Generate the vCard FileBuild a `.vcf` file using vCard 3.0 format based on selected fields only.### vCard 3.0 Template```BEGIN:VCARDVERSION:3.0FN:[Full Name]N:[Last];[First];;;EMAIL;TYPE=[HOME|WORK]:[email]TEL;TYPE=[CELL|HOME|WORK]:[phone]ADR;TYPE=[HOME|WORK]:;;[Street];[City];[State];[Zip];[Country]ORG:[Organization]TITLE:[Job Title]URL:[Website]END:VCARD```**Field mapping:**- Email label "home" → `TYPE=HOME`, "work" → `TYPE=WORK`, unlabeled → `TYPE=INTERNET`- Phone label "mobile" or "cell" → `TYPE=CELL`, "home" → `TYPE=HOME`, "work" → `TYPE=WORK`, unlabeled → `TYPE=VOICE`- Address label "home" → `TYPE=HOME`, "work" → `TYPE=WORK`, unlabeled → `TYPE=HOME`- Multiple emails or phones → one line per entry- If no country visible, default to `United States`- Only include lines for fields the user selected**Name parsing:**- "First Last" → `N:Last;First;;;`- Middle name present → `N:Last;First;Middle;;`- Single name only → `N:[Name];;;;`### Save the FileSave to `/mnt/user-data/outputs/[firstname_lastname].vcf`Use lowercase with underscores. If name has more than two parts, use first and last only in the filename.---## Step 4: Present and Briefly Explain Sharing OptionsAfter generating, use `present_files` to surface the file, then add one short line about sharing — text/email the file, AirDrop if nearby, or tap to import into their own contacts. Keep it brief.---## Edge Cases- **No name visible**: Use whatever identifier is present (username, email prefix, etc.) as FN; skip the N field- **Name only**: Still generate — a minimal vCard is still useful- **Partial address**: Include what's visible; leave missing ADR subfields blank- **Business card photo**: Treat the same as any screenshot — extract what's readable- **Low-res or blurry**: Extract what can be confidently read; flag any uncertain fields before confirming with the user- **Non-Latin characters**: Preserve them as-is in the vCard- **Multiple people in one screenshot**: Ask which person they want the vCard for before extracting

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