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skills/automate-my-system/SKILL.md →

skills/check-my-syncs/SKILL.md →

skills/explore-integrations/SKILL.md →

skills/set-up-a-sync/SKILL.md →

skills/work-with-my-records/SKILL.md →

skills/check-my-syncs/SKILL.md

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 ## What the latest syncs did
 
 - "What did the last sync do?", "Did anything get skipped?"
-- Find the integration's id with `list_integrations`, ask which integration the person means unless they named it in this conversation, then call `get_recent_syncs`.
+- Find the integration's id with `list_integrations`, ask which integration the person means unless they named it in this conversation, then call `get_sync_health` with that `integration_id` and `include` `recent_syncs`.
 - Per sync: records read, written, skipped and failed, and why records were skipped.
 
 ## Acting on an integration
 
 - "Sync it now", "Pause it", "Start it again": find the integration's id with `list_integrations`, ask which one when that is not clear yet (never pick one yourself), then `run_sync` (mode `changes`, or `full` to read and write every record again) or `set_integration_status` (`active` or `paused`).
-- "Are records waiting for a choice?": `list_conflicts`. In a conflict two records match one record that can follow only one of them. For a person who allowed "Manage your integrations" it names the records and `resolve_conflict` makes the choice (`sync` or `keep_apart`); for anyone else it only counts them and gives the link to the Conflicts tab in CRM Connector, where they are named.
+- "Are records waiting for a choice?": `get_sync_health` with the `integration_id` and `include` `conflicts`. In a conflict two records match one record that can follow only one of them. For a person who allowed "Manage your integrations" it names the records and `resolve_conflict` makes the choice (`sync` or `keep_apart`); for anyone else it only counts them and gives the link to the Conflicts tab in CRM Connector, where they are named.
 - `run_sync`, `set_integration_status` and `resolve_conflict` need "Manage your integrations" on the consent page. A read only member cannot be given it; point them to an owner or administrator of the account.
 
 ## Rules
 
 - Keep the integration names as the tools give them.
-- Only report what the tools return. Answers never contain contact details or amounts, and they name no customers or records except the records `list_conflicts` names for a person who allowed "Manage your integrations"; do not ask for any of these.
-- `run_sync`, `set_integration_status` and `resolve_conflict` change something, so ask the person to confirm first: say what the tool will do before calling it. No tool deletes an integration or a connection, and no tool fixes a record itself; point to the CRM Connector app for that.
+- Only report what the tools return. Answers never contain contact details or amounts, and they name no customers or records except the conflict records `get_sync_health` names for a person who allowed "Manage your integrations"; do not ask for any of these.
+- `run_sync`, `set_integration_status` and `resolve_conflict` change something, so ask the person to confirm first: say what the tool will do before calling it. No tool creates or deletes an integration or a connection, and no tool fixes a record itself; point to the CRM Connector app for that.
 - If a tool says the account has no active plan, pass on its sentence and link exactly as given. Do not discuss prices, plans, trials or discounts.
 - Never ask for passwords, API keys or tokens.