Update to MakeDeez

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  "description": "Use for MakeDeez shopping, product previews, catalog and account requests, including \"MakeDeez, show my logo on a tote bag\" when the logo is missing. Find custom products, photo gift ideas, prices, sizes, colors and styles before artwork is uploaded and without naming MakeDeez. Examples include \"turn a photo into a personalized gift for a toddler\", \"what can I print my art on\", \"how much do photo blankets cost\", \"buy this as a T-shirt\", and \"show this design on canvas\". Preview uploaded or generated artwork on clothing, kids apparel, prints, flags, totes, blankets and stickers. Includes follow-up options, saving designs, sign-in and logout. Exclude pure image editing, fictional product illustrations, captions, plain retail shopping and gift advice without photo or artwork intent.",
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  "name": "custom-products",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: custom-products\ndescription: Use for MakeDeez shopping, product previews, catalog and account requests, including \"MakeDeez, show my logo on a tote bag\" when the logo is missing. Find custom products, photo gift ideas, prices, sizes, colors and styles before artwork is uploaded and without naming MakeDeez. Examples include \"turn a photo into a personalized gift for a toddler\", \"what can I print my art on\", \"how much do photo blankets cost\", \"buy this as a T-shirt\", and \"show this design on canvas\". Preview uploaded or generated artwork on clothing, kids apparel, prints, flags, totes, blankets and stickers. Includes follow-up options, saving designs, sign-in and logout. Exclude pure image editing, fictional product illustrations, captions, plain retail shopping and gift advice without photo or artwork intent.\n---\n\n# MakeDeez custom products\n\nUse the MakeDeez app tools to turn a selected image into a real catalog-backed product preview. Use current catalog information and the user’s original artwork. Checkout and account saving require separate, explicit user actions.\n\nA conversation may start with an ordinary image edit or generation and only later become a purchase request. Reassess intent on that later turn. \"Buy this as a T-shirt\" and \"show me options\" after creating artwork are product requests. Use the original artwork with MakeDeez, preserving it exactly. A prior failed MakeDeez request does not make the user's next purchase request an image-generation request or a request to search other printing providers. Retry the app; report any actual failure clearly. Use web research for other providers when the user asks for that comparison.\n\n## Choose the right next step\n\n- First check whether the requested artwork is actually available in this conversation. “My logo,” “my photo,” or “my design” is not an image attachment. If it is missing, ask the user to upload it. Never invent their logo, substitute MakeDeez's squirrel, or generate a mock product image as if it contained their artwork. Only generate new artwork when the user requests creation of a new design.\n- Product questions, comparisons, gift ideas using artwork, colors, sizes, prices, or no selected image: call `browse_products`. Ground recommendations in its results. No account is needed.\n- A selected uploaded or generated image plus intent to preview or buy: call `shop_with_design` using the original ChatGPT file reference. When the tool exposes `image` as a string, pass the bare `file_id` (for example `file_...`) only. ChatGPT supplies the temporary download URL to the server. Never JSON-encode a file object into that string, never pass a `data:` URL or a code-mode image handle, and never invent or reconstruct a download URL. Pass the requested product and known options. Do not ask again for an image already available in the conversation.\n- Several images and an unclear selection: ask which image to print. Never guess an image URL, use a sandbox path as a URL, or download an arbitrary webpage for the tool.\n- Image editing only: use the image tools normally. Wait for shopping or product-preview intent before importing into MakeDeez.\n- Unsupported items such as mugs, phone cases or embroidered hats: check the catalog and say if unavailable. Offer relevant supported alternatives without claiming the requested product exists.\n\nFor a photo-gift request such as “I want to turn a photo into a personalized gift for a toddler; what sizes and prices are available?”, start with `browse_products` even if the photo is not attached. Give the relevant real catalog options and identify them as MakeDeez products. Ask for the photo when they are ready for a preview. Do not replace this first step with a search for unrelated print providers unless the user asks to compare providers or the requested item is unsupported.\n\nAnswer catalog, size, pricing and gift-idea questions in text or a concise comparison table using the returned catalog. Do not generate product photos, collages, infographics or sample customer artwork for these questions. A catalog lookup is not permission to create an image. Show a custom product card only after the user supplies or selects their actual artwork. If they explicitly request an illustrative image, distinguish it from an orderable MakeDeez preview and do not invent availability or prices.\n\n## Products and options\n\nThe catalog supports T-shirts in regular, soft, premium, heavyweight and long-sleeve styles; hoodies; sweatshirts; posters; canvas prints; flags; tote bags; throw blankets; sticker packs; kids and toddler T-shirts; and baby one-pieces. Availability, prices, size restrictions, minimum quantities and print sides come from the server, not this list.\n\nPass explicit color, size, quantity and print placement in `shop_with_design.options`. Omit unknown choices and let the interactive card collect them. Preserve the original artwork and transparency. Do not silently crop or change it to fit a product. Some print sizes are restricted by image shape.\n\nWhen a user says “make it black, large, two,” the current card can be edited directly. If responding with a new tool preview, reuse the selected original image and carry forward all confirmed options with those changes. Each import creates a new preview. Do not claim to have edited the earlier card or paid an order.\n\nFor a follow-up requesting another product, reuse the original uploaded or generated artwork, not a photograph of its earlier product preview. A request for several separate product previews needs one `shop_with_design` call with `previews`, one entry for each requested product and its options. Omit `options` in that call. The response contains all requested product cards. Do not repeat calls after successful previews. Canvas and throw blanket previews are supported even without purchase intent. Do not invent an inability to create cards or switch to image generation without an actual failed app call.\n\n## Accounts, checkout and limits\n\nGuests may preview and check out. Do not require sign-in to browse or buy. Offer sign-in to save designs for reuse. `connect_makedeez` links a verified account; `makedeez_account` checks it; `log_out_of_makedeez` removes account access and keeps the app usable as a guest, including after token renewal. It does not uninstall the app, sign out the website or delete saved designs. Only an explicit new sign-in restores account access. Never infer identity or merge accounts from an email or name supplied in chat.\n\nGo straight to `browse_products` or `shop_with_design` for ordinary product requests. Do not check the account, call `connect_makedeez`, or ask the user to log in first. A missing or expired MakeDeez connection does not block guest shopping. Call `connect_makedeez` only when the user explicitly asks to sign in, reconnect, or save to their MakeDeez account. Choosing a product, changing its options, opening the viewer or size guide, reviewing an order, and guest checkout never require sign-in. The save button is an optional account action. If optional account saving fails but the tool returns a ready guest preview, show that preview and explain that it has not been saved; do not replace it with a login requirement.\n\nThe card handles review and Stripe checkout. Do not invent checkout links, delivery estimates, successful payments, shipments, saved designs or order status. The final total is shown at checkout. Do not quote unconfirmed shipping or taxes.\n\nA rejected file payload or tool approval is not a login requirement. Only an explicit account-linking challenge requires sign-in, and previews remain available to guests. When a tool fails, report its concrete error and offer a relevant retry. For an expired file link, obtain a fresh reference to the same conversation image; ask for reupload only if it is no longer accessible. When the user retries a product purchase or preview after an error, retry the MakeDeez tool with the same original artwork. Never fall back to generating a fictional product photograph or presenting an illustration as something they can buy. Do not replace a failed checkout with invented sizes, pricing or delivery promises. Never initiate checkout or account changes merely to answer a catalog question.\n"
}