{"id":49998,"plugin_id":"plugin_asdk_app_6abe7235fb0c8191896a005796b69f6a","kind":"skill","collection_source":"plugin_package","comparison_source":null,"observed_at":"2026-10-24T13:41:49.991Z","digest":"b2754257712aef540e835785700a09955c7993f4d52b1e481daac35b1963f151","against":null,"payload":{"description":"Design or review natural customer questions for Semly AI monitoring; check duplicates, markets, and limits, then add when requested. 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Build a question set that reveals whether AI mentions the company for real audience needs. Deliver an organized, ready-to-monitor list and, when addition was requested, confirmation of saved questions and allowance use.\n\n## Before starting\n\nRead [Leon's standard](references/leon-standard.md) and the [MCP guide](references/mcp-guide.md). Current tool schemas take precedence. Before generating, editing, or publishing an article, read the [article workflow](references/article-workflow.md).\n\n## Understand needs and existing monitoring\n\n1. Identify the brand through `list_brands` and `get_brand`; check `get_account_context`. Establish domain, offer, audience, country, and language.\n2. Do not infer the market from conversation language. A Polish-speaking customer may monitor Germany. Ask briefly for missing decisive information and infer the rest from brand context.\n3. Read every available page of `list_prompts` for the brand and retrieve `list_prompt_topics`. The first list covers active questions, not the full account archive.\n4. Read `get_brand_limits` and select the correct brand. Account for current use, effective prompt limit, and permissions. Unused account allowance does not automatically mean more slots for this brand.\n5. If present, read `promptFanOut` and `promptReplacement` recommendations through `list_recommendations` and `get_recommendation`. Treat them as proposals to evaluate.\n6. Use available GSC/Bing queries as evidence of customer language and needs, without equating search volume to AI question frequency.\n7. Include questions supplied by the customer, support team, and site content. Label proposal origins: data, customer material, or a hypothesis to test.\n\n## Design a useful set\n\nChoose questions by real decisions, not a rigid count. If no scope was specified, usually prepare 10–20 candidates and a smaller prioritized set within available allowance. Do not fill every slot for its own sake.\n\nCover relevant needs: solving a problem, selecting a provider, comparing solutions, use-case fit, cost, purchase terms, and trust. Skip irrelevant categories. Use natural audience language with the location, specificity, and constraints that affect decisions.\n\nAvoid leading questions such as \"Why is our company the best?\" They do not measure spontaneous discovery. Branded questions can assess perception, offer understanding, and comparisons, but keep them distinct from non-branded discovery questions. Do not insert the brand into every question to inflate visibility. Do not invent popularity or volume unavailable in source data.\n\nCompare proposals with existing active questions and with each other. Merge clear duplicates and cosmetic paraphrases of the same need. Preserve decision-changing differences such as country, audience, use case, or budget. Strong visibility does not make a question useful; weak visibility is not a reason to remove it. Judge offer fit and measurement value.\n\n## Present a ready list\n\n| Field | Content |\n|---|---|\n| Question | Complete natural sentence in the monitoring language |\n| Customer need | What it helps choose or understand |\n| Market and language | Specific monitoring settings |\n| Rationale | Evidence or an explicitly labeled hypothesis |\n| Decision | Keep existing, add, or omit as a duplicate |\n| Use of the result | Page, content, or decision informed by the AI answer |\n\nShow top priorities and available slots. If allowance is insufficient, present the best subset and reserve list; do not automatically change allocation, plan, or existing questions. For the biggest content gap, include a topic, appropriate destination page, and a concrete draft answer. A needed full article can be generated through Semly MCP.\n\n## Add questions when requested\n\nA proposal request does not authorize monitoring changes. If addition was already requested and scope is clear, proceed without asking again. Immediately before saving, check remaining allowance and duplicates.\n\nUse `create_prompt` for one question; optional `topicIds` must come from that brand's existing topics. It does not create a topic. `create_prompts` accepts 1–100 questions sharing country and language; split markets into separate calls. Do not pass unsupported topic IDs to the batch tool.\n\nCheck every batch result. For partial failure, report saved and unsaved questions separately. After a lost response, read `list_prompts`; do not blindly retry creation.\n\nWhen replacing a question was requested and the replacement was approved, read the old prompt with `get_prompt` and retain its `topicIds`, `countryCode` and `languageCode`. With `prompts:deactivate` consent, call `deactivate_prompt` with the same `brandId` and `promptId`. Confirm `active=false`, check the allowance with `get_brand_limits`, then call `create_prompt` once using the approved text and retained settings. Deactivation preserves results history and safely accepts an already inactive prompt. If creation fails, report that the original is inactive and do not claim that the replacement was saved.\n\n## Confirm results and preserve comparability\n\nReport actual saved questions, country, language, allowance use, and any incomplete items. Adding questions does not trigger a new report. Results follow monitoring operation; do not promise timing without support from current data or Semly help. Record the expansion date and analyze the new question group separately later. Sample changes can alter overall visibility without changing performance on old questions. Evaluate trends on common questions, models, and comparable periods. Finish with a ready list or confirmed additions, not merely advice to monitor more questions.\n"},"changes":[],"summary":"First saved snapshot. No earlier version is available for comparison.","summary_kind":"deterministic","summary_metadata":{}}