Update to Agency Autopilot

{
  "description": "Manages a client's Google Business Profile through the Agency Autopilot connector — locations, reviews and owner replies, posts, and performance (calls, direction requests, website clicks, impressions). Use for \"reply to that review\", \"any new reviews\", \"how many people found us on Maps\", \"post an update to our profile\". Business Profile is a separate, optional sign-in on the Agency Autopilot dashboard (\"Connect Business Profile\"); if the tools report it is not connected, send the person there.",
  "included_files": [],
  "name": "local-seo-gbp",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: local-seo-gbp\ndescription: Manages a client's Google Business Profile through the Agency Autopilot connector — locations, reviews and owner replies, posts, and performance (calls, direction requests, website clicks, impressions). Use for \"reply to that review\", \"any new reviews\", \"how many people found us on Maps\", \"post an update to our profile\". Business Profile is a separate, optional sign-in on the Agency Autopilot dashboard (\"Connect Business Profile\"); if the tools report it is not connected, send the person there.\n---\n\n# Local SEO — Google Business Profile\n\n## Availability\nBusiness Profile uses its own sign-in, separate from the main Google connection. On the Agency Autopilot dashboard the person opens the **Business Profile** tab and clicks **Connect Business Profile**, signing in with the Google account that manages their clients' profiles (the one they use at business.google.com), keeping the Business Profile box ticked. If a `gbp_*` tool answers that Business Profile is not connected, say exactly that and point them to the tab; if the tools are absent from the list altogether, offer the Search Console and Analytics parts of local SEO instead (`seo-audit`).\n\nThen link each location to its client: `gbp_list_locations` gives the `gbp_location_id`, which goes in the client's **Business Profile location** field under **Clients** so reviews and posts resolve by client name.\n\n## Reads\n- `gbp_list_locations` first; use its `gbp_location_id`.\n- Reviews: `gbp_reviews` — rating, text, whether replied. Lead with unanswered reviews.\n- Performance: `gbp_performance` for a date range — impressions on Maps and Search, calls, website clicks, direction requests, with daily values.\n- Posts: `gbp_posts`.\n- How the profile stands against the competition: `site_health` for the client carries `business_profile` (reply rate and time, how recently it posted, new reviews in 90 days, reviews against the top 3 map competitors, its map position for its main category, missing description, hours, categories, website or phone) and `competitor_news` (a new business in the top 3, a competitor gaining reviews, the client's own moves). Start a \"how is our Business Profile doing\" answer there, then fix with replies and posts.\n\n## Writes — preview, confirm, apply\n- `gbp_reply_review`: draft the reply, show it, apply only on `confirm: true`. Thank by name, address the specific point, never argue, invite the conversation offline for complaints.\n- `gbp_create_post`: 80–150 words, one clear call to action, optional photo URL; preview, then confirm.\n\n## Rules\n- Replies are public under the business name; never post one the person has not read.\n- Report performance with the period and compare to the previous period.\n"
}