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• workspaces_listList the websites (workspaces) this user can manage.Reads
• profile_getThe signed-in person: name and email.Reads
• maggie_usage_getHow many messages to Maggie and AI generations (ideas, LinkedIn drafts, voices) are left today, and when they reset.Reads
• website_addAdd a new website for Maggie to work on: she reads it and builds its business profile (takes a few minutes).Asks first
• workspace_summaryThe current website: the user's role and permissions, plan, quota left, and the blog autopilot (on/off, paused, platform, posts per day).Reads
• inbox_listWhat needs the user now: LinkedIn posts to review, failures, setup steps, low quota, pauses.Reads
• setup_status_getHow far setting up this website has got: Maggie's reading steps, whether it is verified, whether it is connected for publishing, and whether the user can edit its profile.Reads
• connect_guides_getHow to connect this website for publishing, per platform (WordPress plugin or push with an application password, Shopify, Wix, API): the steps, what to prepare (keys, permissions) and the setup page.Reads
• connect_form_openGive the user the cmo.so app's own form to connect this website for publishing: WordPress (the AI CMO plugin or an application password), Shopify (Dev Dashboard app client ID and secret), Wix (API key), api (any site, by API) or vibe (a site they build with an AI coding tool such as Claude Code, Codex or Cursor: install CMO.so there and paste one prompt). In the app chat it shows a button under your message; elsewhere it returns a link. The details go from the form straight to CMO.so: never ask for them in chat.Reads
• verify_email_startProve the user owns the website: send a 6-digit code to a work email at the website's own domain (free email providers are refused).Asks first
• verify_email_confirmCheck the 6-digit code the user received and verify the website.Asks first
• dns_record_getProve the user owns the website by DNS: the exact TXT record (name and value) to add at their domain's DNS provider.Reads
• dns_verify_checkLook for the DNS TXT record now and verify the website if it is there.Asks first
• wordpress_plugin_getThe AI CMO connector plugin for WordPress: latest version and its download link, install guide, and whether this website already runs it (version, up to date, key added, enabled).Reads
• handoff_to_desktopEmail the user a link to finish something on a computer: connecting their website (optionally for one platform), claiming or verifying by DNS, team, API keys or advanced settings.Asks first
• maggie_actions_listWhat Maggie has changed for this user on this website (newest first), with the result of each.Reads
• plan_quota_getThe plan for this website and what is left: posts this month and today.Reads
• dashboard_linkA link to the screen in the cmo.so app (app.cmo.so) for things the user does there themselves: team (add or remove people, change access), api_access (create or revoke API keys, disconnect apps), autopilot (publishing settings), report (full reports), rewrites (rewrite queue, find articles in the sitemap), brand_voices; account (email and password) is on ai.cmo.so.Reads
• api_keys_listThe user's API keys: name, first characters, read or read-write, last used.Reads
• connected_apps_listApps connected to the user's account (ChatGPT, Claude, the cmo.so app…), what they may do and when they were last used. `current` is the one in this conversation.Reads
• connected_app_revokeDisconnect an app from the user's account (from connected_apps_list); it stops working at once and has to be connected again.Asks first · can't undo
• invoices_listThe user's latest invoices across the subscriptions they pay for: date, amount, status and a link to view or download each.Reads
• profile_updateChange the user's display name (the only profile field Maggie changes; email and password are on ai.cmo.so).Asks first
• notifications_getWhich app notifications the user gets: LinkedIn posts to review (social_review), LinkedIn posts that failed (social_failed), new blog posts published (published).Reads
• notifications_setTurn app notifications on or off by kind; only the kinds sent change.Asks first
• results_summaryResults for the current website: posts published, ideas waiting, AI visibility average.Reads
• ai_visibility_getAI visibility: how often AI answers (Google AI Mode and similar) mention or cite the website.Reads
• gsc_status_getWhether Google Search Console is connected for this website and when its numbers were last fetched.Reads
• gsc_connect_linkA Google sign-in link for the user to connect Google Search Console for this website (or reconnect).Asks first
• gsc_performance_getGoogle Search Console for the period (30d, 90d or 12m): clicks, impressions, CTR and average position, with the change against the period before (clicks and impressions as a ratio: -0.25 = 25% fewer, null when there was nothing before; ctr in points as a fraction; position in places, lower is better), the daily trend and the top pages.Reads
• gsc_queries_getSearch queries people found the website with.Reads
• gsc_syncFetch fresh Search Console numbers from Google now (at most once an hour per website).Asks first
• content_performance_listHow each tracked article does: clicks, impressions, position and its band (no_data, no_traffic, emerging, strong) with the suggested next step.Reads
• content_asset_getOne tracked article: its numbers, the search queries it shows up for, and its versions.Reads
• quota_getBlog posts left for this website: today, this month and in total (limits and plan too if the user may see the plan).Reads
• seo_audit_getThe latest technical SEO check (PageSpeed scores and top issues) and whether it is out of date or running.Reads
• seo_audit_runStart a new technical SEO check (takes a few minutes; one at a time per website).Asks first
• ai_visibility_prompts_listWhat AI-visibility monitoring watches for this website: on or off, the keywords it tracks, how many checks have run, and how many instant checks are left today (10 a day).Reads
• ai_visibility_keywords_setReplace the keywords AI-visibility monitoring tracks (up to 50; each daily run takes 5 of them plus AI-suggested questions).Asks first
• ai_visibility_monitor_setTurn daily AI-visibility monitoring on (paid plans) or off for this website.Asks first
• ai_visibility_prompt_checkAsk Google's AI one question now and see whether its answer mentions or cites this website.Asks first
• ai_visibility_prompt_resultThe result of an instant check: still running, or its score, position, the site's pages AI cited, and the start of AI's answer.Reads
• report_overview_getA full report when the user asks for a report or a 30 / 90-day view: blog posts published and by topic against the period before, Search Console totals, AI visibility and LinkedIn posts sent.Reads
• platform_detectWhich website builder the site runs on (WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, Squarespace) and which one AI CMO publishes to now.Reads
• brand_getThe business profile Maggie writes from: what they do, products, customers, regions, CTAs, testimonials.Reads
• brand_gaps_getWhat the business profile is still missing, most important first, so Maggie can ask about one gap at a time.Reads
• brand_updateChange the business profile's text fields and simple lists (regions, industries, selling points).Asks first
• cta_upsertAdd a call-to-action, or change the one for the same keyword.Asks first
• cta_removeRemove the call-to-action for a keyword.Asks first
• testimonial_upsertAdd a customer testimonial, or change the one from the same person.Asks first
• testimonials_changeRemove one person's testimonial, and/or turn using testimonials in posts on or off.Asks first
• product_upsertAdd a product or service to the business profile, or change the one with the same name.Asks first
• product_removeRemove a product or service from the business profile.Asks first
• audience_upsertAdd a customer group to the business profile, or change the one with the same name.Asks first
• audience_removeRemove a customer group from the business profile.Asks first
• competitor_upsertAdd a competitor to the business profile, or change the one with the same name.Asks first
• competitor_removeRemove a competitor from the business profile.Asks first
• competitor_suggestions_listCompetitors Maggie found on the web (each website checked) that the user hasn't added to the profile or dismissed yet: name, website, one line, and how many ideas came from their site.Reads
• competitor_suggestion_addAdd one of Maggie's competitor suggestions (id from competitor_suggestions_list) to the business profile.Asks first
• competitor_suggestion_dismissNot a competitor after all: the suggestion is never made again and its site is no longer read for ideas.Asks first
• competitor_suggestions_findLook for new competitors on the web now (once a day per website, subscribed websites only; Maggie also looks on her own once the website and its known competitors have no new pages left).Asks first
• brand_research_updateChange the profile's market notes: market_research (text), additional_information (anything else Maggie should know) or the SWOT list (each {name: Strengths|Weaknesses|Opportunities|Threats, description}).Asks first
• brand_voices_listThe user's own brand voices (tone and audience combinations) Maggie can write in for this website.Reads
• brand_voice_set_defaultMake one of the user's brand voices the one new blog posts are written in (as the voice selector on ai.cmo.so). name is for the card.Asks first
• brand_voice_createCreate a brand voice (Maggie writes its style with AI).Asks first
• brand_voice_update_styleChange how one of the user's brand voices writes: tone, writing_style, user_intent, positioning or example sentences.Asks first
• brand_voice_deleteDelete one of the user's brand voices.Asks first · can't undo
• posts_listBlog posts: planned (topics Maggie will write next, in order), draft (written, waiting to go out) or published.Reads
• post_getOne blog post: title, excerpt, link, whether it can still be edited, and the start of its text.Reads
• draft_updateChange a draft (not yet published): its title, excerpt or whole Markdown text.Asks first
• draft_rewriteLet Maggie rewrite a draft with AI and save the result: mode fix (tidy formatting and mistakes) or edit (follow the user's instruction, e.g. make it shorter).Asks first
• draft_rewrite_briefFor an assistant that writes with its own model: a draft's whole Markdown and the rules for rewriting it (mode fix: formatting only; edit: the user's change).Reads
• draft_rewrite_saveSave a draft you rewrote from draft_rewrite_brief: the whole new Markdown.Asks first
• draft_deleteDelete a draft.Asks first · can't undo
• plan_moveMove a planned post up, down or to the top: Maggie writes the plan in order.Asks first
• plan_updateChange what a planned post will be about (title, description, up to 5 keywords).Asks first
• plan_removeTake a planned post out of the plan; its idea can be restored later.Asks first
• ideas_listIdeas waiting to be written (newest first, 15 a page), or discarded ones that can be restored.Reads
• topics_listThis website's topics (the themes Maggie writes about), for sorting an idea into one.Reads
• idea_addAdd one idea for a blog post, from a link or a sentence (Maggie drafts it with AI).Asks first
• ideas_add_listAdd up to 100 ideas exactly as given (a researched list): title, description, primary keyword, up to 5 more keywords, a benchmark URL (read as research, never linked), priority 1-10 and optionally one of the website's topics.Asks first
• ideas_generateLet Maggie come up with new ideas (1–10) with AI, optionally about a theme.Asks first
• ideas_import_sitemapImport ideas from the website's own sitemap (pages not written about yet), or from another sitemap, site or page the user names.Asks first
• idea_updateChange a waiting idea: title, description, topic (from topics_list) or up to 5 keywords.Asks first
• idea_priorityRaise (+1) or lower (-1) a waiting idea's priority; Maggie plans the highest first.Asks first
• idea_planAdd a waiting idea to the end of the plan (the plan holds up to 100).Asks first
• idea_discardRemove one idea so it won't be written (it can be restored).Asks first
• idea_restoreBring back a discarded idea (ideas_list status discarded).Asks first
• autopilot_set_pausedPause or resume publishing blog posts to the website.Asks first
• publish_settings_getHow blog posts reach the website: connected platform, delivery mode (push from AI CMO, or the site's plugin / API fetching), posts per day and the most the plan allows, paused or not, when the last post went out and when the next is due, and posts left.Reads
• posts_per_day_setHow many blog posts a day AI CMO publishes to the website (1, 2, 12, 24, 48 or 96, up to the plan's limit).Asks first
• post_publish_nowPublish one ready draft to the website now instead of waiting for its turn.Asks first · can't undo
• rewrite_queue_listPublished articles suggested for a rewrite today (why, and their search position), or with view=published the ones already rewritten.Reads
• rewrite_requestRewrite one post or page on the user's website and update it there (same URL).Asks first · can't undo
• rewrite_policy_getAuto-rewrite settings: off, manual or auto; the share of each day's posts that go to rewrites; the minimum article age; today's new / rewrite split.Reads
• rewrite_policy_setChange auto-rewrite: mode (off, manual, auto), ratio (0–1 of each day's posts that rewrite old articles) and the minimum age in days before an article can be rewritten.Asks first
• content_guard_getThe content guard: whether each post is checked against the site's rules (industry and extra guideline) before it goes out, how strict it is, and how many posts it held as drafts in the last 30 days.Reads
• content_guard_setChange the content guard: turn it on or off, the industry rules (industries from content_guard_get), an extra guideline in the user's words, how sure it must be to hold a post (0.5–0.99), and whether it checks new posts and rewrites. Only the fields sent change.Asks first
• content_guard_testTry the content guard on one post (content_id) or on a title and text, without publishing: would it go out or be held, and why.Asks first
• social_listThe user's social channels (LinkedIn, a Facebook Page): which are connected or paused, approval mode, the queue (drafts to review and queued posts, each with its channel and when it should go out), campaigns, and recent posts.Reads
• social_update_copyChange the text of a social post that hasn't gone out yet (a draft or queued post).Asks first
• social_approveApprove LinkedIn post drafts: each goes to the front of the user's queue and out at the next posting times.Asks first · can't undo
• social_skipSkip a LinkedIn post (it won't be posted; it can be restored).Asks first
• social_restoreBring back a skipped LinkedIn post.Asks first
• social_image_newMake a new picture for a social post that hasn't gone out, or change its current one (mode: edit, as `instruction` says).Asks first
• social_images_fillA new picture for every social post here that hasn't gone out and has none (or only these ids), made one after another in the background: 1 AI generation each.Asks first
• social_text_effectsThe styles for the words on a set of pictures (social_image_new with count 4): id, name, family and a sample picture URL.Reads
• social_lookThe brand's picture look on this website (made the first time it's asked for): the 3 picture styles Maggie takes turns with, the 5 text styles she picks from per picture, two fonts, the colours (ink, paper, primary, accent, muted), a short description of how its photos look, and things never to show; plus every style, font and text style that can be chosen.Reads
• social_look_updateChange the brand's picture look: the 3 styles Maggie takes turns with (style_ids, 1-3), the text styles (text_effect_ids, 1-5, ids from social_text_effects), fonts, colours (hex), the description of how photos look, things never to show, or reset: true (back to Maggie's suggestion).Asks first
• social_picture_editChange a picture Maggie made for a post that hasn't gone out, without making a new one (free, a few seconds): the words on each picture (title up to 60 characters, line up to 90), its picture style, its text style, or for a set the order (indexes, 0 = first) or pictures to drop.Asks first
• social_photo_wordsPut a title and a line on the user's own photo(s) on a post, in the brand's look: Maggie writes the words from the post (no AI picture, free).Asks first
• social_post_insightsHow a posted Instagram post is doing: views, reach, likes, comments, saves and shares, read from Instagram (kept 15 minutes; refresh: true reads again).Reads
• social_write_statusPosts Maggie is writing in the background for this user on this website (from social_from_article, social_plan_days, social_idea_write or the app), and the ones finished in the last 10 minutes: running, done (the new post ids) or failed (why), and any channel that couldn't be written.Reads
• social_image_statusThe picture being made on this website and those waiting in line (which post, new or edit), or how the last one ended (done, failed with why, stopped) and who drew it (chatgpt or gemini).Reads
• social_image_stopStop the picture being made on this website (the post keeps the picture it had; the next in line starts).Asks first
• social_moveMove a queued LinkedIn post up, down or to the front among the user's own posts.Asks first
• social_set_pausedPause or resume the user's social posting: one channel (linkedin or facebook), or every channel when no channel is given.Asks first
• social_sources_listPublished articles a social post can be made from (optionally matching a search).Reads
• social_from_articleMaggie writes a post about one published article (id from social_sources_list) for each channel.Asks first
• social_plan_daysMaggie writes posts for the next 1–7 days from the best recent articles, on each channel.Asks first
• social_ideas_listThe user's LinkedIn ideas waiting to be written (their own and their campaigns'), newest campaign first.Reads
• social_idea_addAdd an idea for a social post (not written yet; writing it later uses a credit per channel).Asks first
• social_idea_updateChange a social idea's title or summary.Asks first
• social_idea_deleteDelete a social idea that hasn't been written.Asks first
• social_idea_writeMaggie writes one idea's post for each channel (1 credit per post).Asks first
• social_idea_briefFor an assistant that writes with its own model: what Maggie would write one idea's posts from, one per connected channel (the instructions, the brand's voice and template, each channel's length limit and the JSON shape).Reads
• social_idea_saveSave the posts you wrote from social_idea_brief (1 credit per post, like Maggie writing them).Asks first
• campaign_listThe user's social campaigns: ideas written so far, whether ready or started, start day and posts a day.Reads
• campaign_startStart a ready campaign (every idea written): its posts go out on its channels in order from start_date (default today), at most daily_limit a day.Asks first · can't undo
• campaign_getOne of the user's LinkedIn campaigns with its ideas and their state.Reads
• campaign_createCreate a LinkedIn campaign: a name, what it is about (brief), its objective and an optional link to send readers to (only one the user gave).Asks first
• social_approve_allApprove every post waiting for the user's OK (not a series that hasn't been approved), on one channel or all: they go out one by one at each channel's next posting times.Asks first · can't undo
• series_createMaggie plans and writes a series: 1-7 posts on one theme (brief) that read as a series, for each channel.Asks first
• series_approveApprove a written series: its posts go out in order at the user's posting times on each channel (their own posts go first).Asks first · can't undo
• campaign_planMaggie plans a campaign's LinkedIn post ideas with AI (uses 1 credit).Asks first
• campaign_pausePause (paused true) or resume (false) one of the user's started campaigns.Asks first
• social_approval_mode_setWhether the user's LinkedIn drafts wait for their approval (manual) or go out on their own at the posting times (auto).Asks first · can't undo
• social_setup_getThe user's LinkedIn setup: which steps are done, logo and image style, learned voice, chosen post formats and writing options, posting hours.Reads
• social_voice_learnLearn how the user writes from one of their LinkedIn posts (they paste it); saved as their default voice.Asks first
• social_formats_suggestMaggie suggests LinkedIn post formats that suit the user's voice (nothing is saved).Asks first
• social_format_previewExample posts in one LinkedIn format, short / medium / long.Reads
• social_formats_setChoose the LinkedIn post formats to use (keys) and the writing options.Asks first
• social_hours_setSet the user's LinkedIn posting hours: times like 09:00 in their timezone, on the given weekdays (default Monday–Friday).Asks first
• social_style_setChange the image style (an id from social_setup_get styles) and/or colour palette (hex colours) for LinkedIn images.Asks first
• social_style_retrainMaggie looks at the saved logo again and picks a new image style and palette (saved).Asks first
• linkedin_connect_linkA link for the user to connect (or reconnect) LinkedIn.Asks first
• facebook_connect_linkA link for the user to connect a Facebook Page (or reconnect).Asks first
• google_business_connect_linkA link for the user to connect their Google Business Profile (or reconnect): they sign in with the Google account that manages the profile; every profile it can post to is saved and the one whose website is this site is picked (else they pick it in the app).Asks first
• social_google_buttonSet the button on a Google Business post that hasn't gone out: LEARN_MORE (default, opens the post's link), BOOK (a booking link), ORDER, SHOP, SIGN_UP, or CALL (calls the profile's phone number; needs no link).Asks first
• youtube_connect_linkA link for the user to connect their YouTube channel (or reconnect): they sign in with the Google account that owns the channel and allow Maggie to upload videos and see the channel.Asks first
• social_video_attachMake a LinkedIn, Facebook or Instagram post that hasn't gone out a video post: it goes out as this video (a DIRECT link to a video file, 5-30 seconds; never a platform page) with its text, and its picture is removed (a video post has no picture).Asks first
• social_video_detachTake the video off a LinkedIn, Facebook or Instagram post that hasn't gone out: it's a text post again (a picture can be added after).Asks first
• tiktok_connect_linkA link for the user to connect their TikTok account (or reconnect): they sign in to TikTok and allow Maggie to see their profile and post videos.Asks first
• tiktok_creatorWhat the user's TikTok account allows right now (TikTok asks to check before every post): its name and @username, who a video can be shown to (privacy_options), whether comments / Duet / Stitch are turned off on the account, the longest video it can post, and whether it can post now (problem).Reads
• social_tiktok_setSet a TikTok post's settings, ONLY as the user chose them (TikTok's rules: never pick for them, nothing is preset): privacy (one of the account's privacy_options from tiktok_creator: PUBLIC_TO_EVERYONE, MUTUAL_FOLLOW_FRIENDS, FOLLOWER_OF_CREATOR, SELF_ONLY), allow_comment / allow_duet / allow_stitch (off unless the user turns them on; not possible when the account turned them off), disclose (the video promotes a brand, product or service) with your_brand (their own: labelled 'Promotional content') and / or branded (a third party: labelled 'Paid partnership'; can't be SELF_ONLY), is_aigc (AI-generated content label).Asks first
• social_video_addMake video posts (channels: linkedin, facebook, instagram, youtube, tiktok; default youtube; one post each, never google_business: Google posts can't carry video) from a video: a DIRECT link to a video file (an .mp4 on their website, a public Dropbox link), never a YouTube / TikTok / Instagram page (we never download those; tell the user to upload the video in the app instead). The video must be 5-30 seconds: give start/end (seconds) to use a part of a longer one. vertical: make a wide video vertical (a Short) cropped at left, middle or right. Maggie writes YouTube's title, description and tags, TikTok's caption, or the LinkedIn / Facebook / Instagram text, from the video and the note (one AI generation per channel) unless write is false. Each post waits in Review: video posts are always approved by the user. YouTube asks whether it's made for kids; TikTok asks who can view it and the other TikTok settings (social_tiktok_set, as the user chooses). is_aigc: TikTok's AI-generated label, only when the user says the video was made with AI. Preview first.Asks first
• social_youtube_setChange a YouTube post that hasn't gone out: title (at most 100 characters, aim 40-60), tags, visibility (public, unlisted, private), made_for_kids (YouTube asks for every video: ask the user, never guess) or synthetic (realistic AI-made or altered content).Asks first
• youtube_settingsThe user's YouTube defaults for new posts on this website: visibility, made_for_kids (null = asked each time), category and altered content.Reads
• youtube_settings_setChange the YouTube defaults for new posts: privacy (public, unlisted, private), made_for_kids (yes / no for every video, or ask per video) and synthetic.Asks first
• google_business_performanceHow the website's Google Business Profile is doing: views on Google Search and Maps, website clicks, calls and direction requests for the last 28 days next to the 28 before (Google's numbers lag 2-3 days).Reads
• social_google_post_typeMake a Google Business post that hasn't gone out an EVENT (an open day, a workshop: title up to 58 characters, start and end dates YYYY-MM-DD, optional times HH:MM) or an OFFER (title, dates, optional coupon code, terms and redeem link; Google adds a View offer button), or back to STANDARD (an update).Asks first
• instagram_connect_linkA link for the user to connect Instagram (or reconnect).Asks first
• team_listWho is on this website's team: the owner and each member with their six permissions.Reads
• team_candidates_searchPeople who asked to join this website and match a name or email, to add with team_member_add.Reads
• team_member_addLet a candidate (from team_candidates_search) into the website's team with a preset (viewer, editor, manager) and any per-area changes.Asks first · can't undo
• team_member_updateChange a team member's permissions (from team_list): a preset and/or per-area levels.Asks first · can't undo
• memory_getThe user's Maggie Memory on this website: their saved taste per channel (general, blog, linkedin, facebook, instagram, google_business) as prefer / always / never items, each with an id.Reads
• memory_rememberSave one lasting preference the user stated ("remember…", "always…", "never…", "from now on…") to their Maggie Memory, so future posts, drafts and images follow it.Asks first
• memory_forgetRemove one item from the user's Maggie Memory (ids from memory_get).Asks first
• feedback_sendSend feedback to the cmo.so team: a bug, something not good enough, an idea, or something the user loves. Use it when the user asks to tell the team, reports a problem with CMO.so or with you, or wants a feature; you may offer it when the user points out that you got something wrong. Write the summary in one sentence of the user's own point; put what happened in details.Asks first
• feedback_listThe feedback the user sent to the cmo.so team, newest first: what it was about, its status (new, reviewing, planned, fixed, wont_fix, duplicate) and the team's reply.Reads
• skills_searchSearch cmo.so's open library of marketing skills (step-by-step methods an AI agent follows, free and MIT licensed): returns matching skills with their summary, vote score and page. Use it when the user asks how to do a marketing job, wants a playbook or template, or asks which skills exist. Empty query: the most useful ones and the categories.Reads
• skill_getOne marketing skill from the cmo.so library in full: when to use it, what it needs, its workflow, output and quality bar, plus how to install it in Claude Code. Use it to follow a skill's method for the user, or to explain it.Reads
• skill_likeUpvote a skill in the cmo.so library for the user (or take the upvote back with undo). Votes help the library decide what to keep improving. Only when the user asks.Asks first
• skill_saveSave a skill to the user's saved skills on cmo.so (or remove it with undo), to find it again under Saved at cmo.so/skills or with skills_saved_list.Asks first
• skills_saved_listThe skills the user saved on cmo.so, newest first.Reads
• skill_submitSuggest a public open-source GitHub repo for cmo.so's skill library. Maggie researches it within minutes and decides: add a new skill, improve an existing one, keep it as a candidate that needs a vote score of 10 in 30 days, or decline (licence first: permissive licences can be adapted, copyleft only inspires, no licence is declined). 3 suggestions a day. Follow up with skill_submissions_list.Asks first
• skill_submissions_listThe repos the user suggested for the skill library and what happened to each: queued, researching, candidate (with its deadline), publishing, published (with the skill), declined, expired or failed, with Maggie's reasons.Reads

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Asks first: the first call returns a preview and a confirmation; it runs only when called again with confirm: true. A read-only API key gets the reading tools only.