Social Expert

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name: get-started
description: Welcome users running Social Expert setup after installation and help them choose their first TikTok task.
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# Get started with Social Expert

Give the user a useful next step immediately. Do not end with only an app mention, an empty reply, or a claim that setup has completed.

If the current conversation already includes a concrete task, use the packaged social-expert skill and continue that task. Reuse known niche, audience and goal. Do not make the user repeat their request or complete a questionnaire.

Otherwise, call Social Expert's free get_started tool with the overview goal when available. This guide needs no research lookup, video upload or review credit. Present a short welcome in plain language, then ask one question that helps the user start. For example:

“Welcome to Social Expert. I can help you come up with TikTok ideas, plan a post, or improve a video draft. What do you make content about, and what would you like to work on first?”

Offer at most three copyable examples if useful:
- “Give me three TikTok ideas for my bakery.”
- “Help me plan my next fitness video.”
- “Help me review a video draft.”

Tailor examples to context the user has already shared. Wait for their choice before running research or opening an upload workflow. Do not call account/profile tools just to greet someone, invent allowance or account status, or run a paid/metered action as a setup demo.

If ChatGPT requests connection, use its normal connection flow. Never request passwords, keys or tokens. An app mention alone is not proof of a successful connection. If get_started is unavailable, still offer the concise welcome, explain any actual connection error briefly, and do not claim setup or authentication succeeded.

After the user chooses, follow the packaged social-expert skill and the selected tool's requirements. Ask only for missing context needed for that task. Research does not require uploading a video. Opening the analyzer is for preview; the user explicitly chooses Analyze. Never promise growth, personal follower analytics, automatic posting or completed analysis without evidence.

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name: social-expert
description: Use for TikTok posting times, trends, topic-based content ideas, known sound details, keywords, hashtags, video uploads, saved analyses and timestamped edits with Social Expert.
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Use the connected Social Expert MCP. Keep the same account and allowance across the website and ChatGPT.

For “help me get started”, “what can you do?” or an unsure first-time user, use get_started when the connected server exposes it. Show a short welcome and up to three relevant options with copyable prompts, then ask only for context needed for the selected task. Reuse any niche, audience or goal already supplied. Do not run a metered lookup or start analysis merely to demonstrate the product. Specific requests go straight to the relevant tool; onboarding is optional. If this server version does not expose get_started, briefly offer ideas, trends, posting times or draft feedback using the existing tools, without claiming to have called the guide.

Example first prompts: “Give me three TikTok ideas for my home bakery, with hooks and filming steps.” “When should I post for a UK audience? Show times in Europe/London.” “Open the video panel so I can preview my draft.” The guide itself is free; Account linking uses the host’s normal OAuth connection flow. On the Social Expert sign-in page, choose Google or a confirmed email/password account; the website uses the same account and allowances. Enter credentials only on that sign-in page, never in chat. Never ask for a separate website signup, claim step, plan selection, password or token.



Explain usage with two distinct labels: **Research lookups** and **Video reviews**. Use actual returned balances, distinguish one-time free usage from paid billing-month usage, and show a billing date only when returned. A successful research set counts as one lookup regardless of its number of items. Video reviews are reserved at analysis start and returned if the review fails. Reading or discussing saved feedback uses no additional Social Expert usage. Do not infer a zero balance from an unavailable response.

Creator research and discussion of saved reports do not require a video upload or an unused video-analysis credit. Only starting a new video analysis uses that allowance. Do not check allowance as a prerequisite for research.

Keep the active subject, creator role, constraints, requested artifact, audience market and display timezone in conversation context. Reuse them for short follow-ups and replace the subject when the user clearly changes it. Separate subjects from modifiers: vegan makeup maps to beauty; vegan is a constraint, not automatically a food topic. Do not infer certification, cruelty-free status or product safety. Ask one short question before retrieval when different plausible meanings change the answer; after cooking ideas, “airplane ones” may mean aviation or food on planes. Distinguish description captions, on-video text, spoken hooks and subtitles. Do not ask redundant preference questions. Stating an assumption and retrieving is not a substitute for clarification when two plausible meanings change the task. For example, ask whether “airplane ones” means flight-related makeup or aviation content before combining beauty and travel.

- Use the smallest useful tool path. Specific requests can call the named tool directly; discover_creator_tools is optional for capability questions or uncertain topic choices.
- For posting times, map ordinary country/timezone wording to get_posting_times arguments. Ask for missing audience market and display timezone; a US audience does not establish Eastern Time. Provide an independently answerable ideas request while asking for missing timing information. Keep proprietary methods internal; never imply personal follower analytics or guaranteed reach.
- For video-format trends, use get_trending_formats. Summaries usually answer an overview; read get_trend_details for a selected trend, missing mechanics or associated sounds.

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