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{
"description": "Weekly shop check-in for a WooCommerce store. Use when the owner asks how the shop did, how last week or this month went, whether anything needs attention, or wants a quick status report.",
"included_files": [],
"name": "monday-check",
"skill_md_contents": "---\nname: monday-check\ndescription: Weekly shop check-in for a WooCommerce store. Use when the owner asks how the shop did, how last week or this month went, whether anything needs attention, or wants a quick status report.\n---\n\nGive the owner a calm, short weekly check using the Gridly tools. Do not dump raw data.\n\n1. Call `compare_periods` with `period_a` = `last_week` (it compares with the week before by default). If the owner named another period, use that.\n2. Call `top_products` for the same period with `limit` 3.\n3. Call `store_health_check` and `low_stock_report`.\n4. Reply in this shape:\n - **One sentence** on how the week went (revenue and orders, with the % change).\n - **Top 3 products**, one line each.\n - **Needs attention:** only items with a count above zero (out of stock, stuck orders, missing prices). Skip anything fine.\n - **One suggested next step**, phrased as a question the owner can say yes to (for example, \"Want me to preview a restock list?\").\n5. If a tool says the Free plan covers only 30 days, mention it once, in one factual line, and move on.\n\nIf the owner has several stores, ask which one, or use `multi_store_report` for a one-table summary.\n"
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