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"description": "Review what a Mencoro project's tracked queries cost in checks and apply the frequency, pass or pause changes the user approves to fit the plan; use for check budget and spend questions, not for adding or deleting queries.",
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"name": "mencoro-cost-tuning",
"skill_md_contents": "---\nname: mencoro-cost-tuning\ndescription: Review what a Mencoro project's tracked queries cost in checks and apply the frequency, pass or pause changes the user approves to fit the plan; use for check budget and spend questions, not for adding or deleting queries.\n---\n\n# Mencoro cost tuning\n\nBring a project's check spend in line with the plan without losing the queries that matter. Propose first; change only what the user approves. Respond in the user's language.\n\n## Establish scope\n\n- Use the connected Mencoro MCP tools. If they are unavailable or authentication fails, ask the user to connect Mencoro. Applying changes needs the `write` permission; if a tool reports it is missing, the review can still be delivered as a recommendation.\n- Resolve the organization and project with `list_projects`; ask when several could match.\n\n## Measure\n\n1. Call `get_usage` for the organization: its subscription, tracked-query count and projected monthly checks. Plan limits (`entitlements`) are returned to owners only; for other members, say the limit is not visible to them.\n2. Load the project's tracked queries with `search_tracked_queries` (paging with `limit` and `offset`, at most 100 per call), including their engine, country, status, check frequency, passes and latest share of voice.\n3. A query's monthly checks are its checks per month (30 daily, 4 weekly, 1 monthly) times its passes. Use that to rank queries by spend.\n4. For value, use `list_keyword_listings` or `get_query_movers` over a recent window: share of voice, positions and movement. A query whose metrics never move and whose share of voice is stable is a candidate for a lower frequency.\n\n## Propose\n\nPresent concrete changes, each with the checks it saves per month and what the user gives up:\n\n- Lower the frequency (`daily` to `weekly`, `weekly` to `monthly`) for stable, low-value queries.\n- Fewer passes for AI-engine queries where one answer is representative. Passes above 1 apply to AI engines only.\n- Pause queries the user no longer needs; pausing keeps their history, unlike deleting.\n\nNever propose deleting queries as a saving; if the user asks for it, that is a separate, confirmed request (`delete_tracked_queries` after `preview_operation`).\n\n## Apply\n\n- Apply only the changes the user approves, with `update_tracked_queries`: `operation` `\"set_check_frequency\"` with `checkFrequency`, `\"set_passes\"` with `nPasses`, or `\"pause\"`, for at most 100 `trackedQueryIds` per call.\n- Report anything returned in `failed`, with its reason.\n- Call `get_usage` again and show projected monthly checks before and after.\n\n## Deliver\n\nSummarise the changes made, the checks saved per month, and the queries left as they were. State that no query was created or deleted and no check was run.\n"
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