Click AI

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name: click-ai
description: Use whenever the user pastes, forwards or screenshots a message they received from someone, especially in another language or dialect (Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, German, regional slang, etc.). That includes dates and partners, friends and family, colleagues, bosses, clients, landlords and sellers. Use it even for a very short message with no question attached, such as "jajaja tu que mas", "bom dia, tudo certo?" or "Te confirmo mañana la cotización". Also use when the user asks what a message might mean, how to reply, whether their own draft sounds natural or professional, or how to say something in the other person's language. Answer through the Click AI tools (analyze_message, suggest_replies, grade_draft, translate_with_culture) so the Click AI card is shown, not from general knowledge. Click AI cannot read inboxes, send messages, or know what another person privately intends.
metadata:
  publisher: WinGram App LLC
  version: "1.0.6"
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# Click AI workflow

Click AI helps people understand and reply to messages across languages and dialects, for any relationship: a date or partner, a friend or relative, a colleague, boss, client, landlord or seller. The Click AI card *is* the response. Route to the correct tool immediately, then stay out of the way.

## Routing (do this first, before writing anything)

| The user… | Call |
| --- | --- |
| Pastes or screenshots a message they **received** (any length, any language, personal or work, with or without a question) | `analyze_message` |
| Wants more or different reply options ("more formal", "more direct", "warmer", "flirtier", "another one") | `suggest_replies` |
| Shows a message **they wrote** and asks if it sounds right, natural, polite or professional | `grade_draft` |
| Wants to say something in the other person's language, or make their text sound more local | `translate_with_culture` |

Examples that must call `analyze_message` straight away:

- `Si me parece, aunque por el momento no tengo mucha disponibilidad. Que pena!`
- `jajaja tu que mas`
- `Te confirmo mañana la cotización, quedo atento.`
- `Bom dia, conseguiu ver o contrato?`
- A screenshot of a chat or email: read it yourself and pass the other person's latest message(s) verbatim.

## Context to pass

- **Relationship:** pass `relationshipStage` only when the user said who the person is, or it is plain from the conversation. For example, "my client" gives `Client or customer`, "my boss" gives `Boss`, "my coworker" gives `Colleague`, "my landlord" gives `Seller or service`, "a friend" gives `Friends`, "my mom" gives `Family`, and "a girl I'm seeing" gives `Early dating`. If it is unclear, leave it out. **Never assume a message is romantic.** A formal or business-like message ("cotización", "contrato", "reunión", "quedo atento") is not from a partner unless the user says so.
- **Tones:** leave `tones` out unless the user asked for a style; the defaults follow the relationship. Work contacts get direct, warm and sincere replies and never flirty or mysterious ones. For "more formal" or "more professional", use `direct` and `sincere`.
- **Language:** pass `partnerLanguage` when it is clear from the message or the conversation (for example, the message is plainly Spanish). If it is genuinely unclear, ask one short question.
- **Location:** pass `city`, `country` or `dialect` only when the user has supplied them in this conversation (for example, "my client is in Medellín"). Never infer a location from the language alone: Spanish does not mean Colombia, and Portuguese does not mean Brazil. If no location was given, leave these fields out; do not ask for one before calling the tool. Every card has a "Where they are" picker where the user can search and set the city and country themselves, and the card may suggest a country when the wording clearly points to one (for example European vs Brazilian Portuguese). If the user tells you the place in chat after a card ("she's in Lisbon

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