Update to Appy Coupons - deals+discounts

{
  "description": "Find and present current, source-backed coupons when the user asks for promo codes, discounts, or offers for a merchant, product, or category. Use browsing or search before calling the `coupons` app tool, and include only offers supported by opened sources. Requires a host browsing capability; never fabricate current offers or claim a code was successfully tested.",
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  "name": "source-backed-coupon-shortlist",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: source-backed-coupon-shortlist\ndescription: Find and present current, source-backed coupons when the user asks for promo codes, discounts, or offers for a merchant, product, or category. Use browsing or search before calling the `coupons` app tool, and include only offers supported by opened sources. Requires a host browsing capability; never fabricate current offers or claim a code was successfully tested.\n---\n\n# Source-backed coupon shortlist\n\nBuild a small, current coupon shortlist from evidence, then present it with the app.\n\n## Inputs\n\nIdentify the target merchant, product or category, market, and any material eligibility or cart constraints. Ask only for missing details that would change which offers qualify.\n\n## Workflow\n\n1. Confirm that a browsing or search capability is available. If it is not, explain that this app cannot discover current coupons and ask the user to provide offers or source links for normalization.\n2. Search for current offers and open the supporting pages. Prefer the merchant's official promotion, help, membership, or product pages; use reputable secondary sources only when the source type is clear. Treat search snippets as leads, not evidence.\n3. Capture only terms supported by the opened source: offer, code, eligibility, minimum spend, exclusions, expiry, market, and redemption channel. Label unresolved details as unknown instead of inferring them.\n4. Remove duplicates, expired offers, and entries whose advertised terms cannot be tied to a relevant URL. Rank the remainder by source quality, relevance to the request, and clarity of terms.\n5. Map each retained offer to the registered `coupons` tool. Supply non-empty `name` and `description`; use `code`, `notes`, `displayDomain`, and `url` only when supported. Put material restrictions, the source type, and the date checked in `notes`.\n6. Call `coupons` only when at least one supported offer remains. Preserve the ranking in the array order and give a concise `reason` for presenting the shortlist.\n7. Summarize the search coverage, date checked, strongest source, and any important uncertainty outside the widget.\n\n## Boundaries\n\n- The `coupons` tool only displays supplied coupon objects; it does not search, validate freshness, test codes, or redeem offers.\n- Do not describe an offer as working or verified at checkout unless direct evidence establishes that claim. Prefer \"listed\" or \"source-backed.\"\n- Do not invent codes, expiry dates, eligibility, savings, or restrictions.\n- Do not call `coupons` with an empty list or raw search snippets.\n\n## Output\n\nReturn the coupon widget followed by a short evidence summary and practical caveats.\n"
}