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{
"description": "Use Dativue when a user asks whether topics or keywords are growing, declining, seasonal, or gaining interest on Google Search or YouTube over time.",
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"name": "dativue-search-trends",
"skill_md_contents": "---\nname: dativue-search-trends\ndescription: Use Dativue when a user asks whether topics or keywords are growing, declining, seasonal, or gaining interest on Google Search or YouTube over time.\n---\n\n# Dativue search trends\n\nUse `search_keyword_trends` for one to five comparable terms. Use the previous six months unless the user requests another supported period. Choose `youtube` only when the question is specifically about YouTube search interest; otherwise use `web`.\n\nRun routine research without a quote. Estimate with `research_credit_quote` when asked, and get user approval for any call whose maximum hold exceeds 50 credits.\n\nGoogle Trends values are measured relative interest from 0 to 100 within the requested comparison, not absolute search volume. Keep three layers distinct:\n\n- Measured: returned points and averages.\n- Calculated: first-window average, last-window average, relative change, and direction.\n- Interpretation: seasonality, momentum, or recommendations inferred from those values.\n\nMention missing or insufficient data and preserve the Google Trends verification URL.\n"
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