Sample prompts

The assistant chooses tools from your words; you never name a tool. These prompts map cleanly onto what the server exposes, so they are a reliable starting vocabulary. Adjust the numbers and periods freely.

Daily questions

• "Who are my top partners this quarter?"
• "What commissions are waiting for approval over $50?"
• "Which partners have gone quiet in the last 60 days?"
• "Show me affiliate revenue by month this year."
• "Tell me everything about @jimi."
• "Did last month's payouts go through?"
• "What commission rules do I have, and in what order do they run?"
• "What referrals came in today?"

Compound questions

One prompt can drive several tools; the assistant stitches the answers.

• "Compare my top five partners' revenue this quarter with the previous one, and flag anyone who dropped."
• "Which partners went quiet in the last 90 days but had earned a commission before that? Draft me a re-engagement note for each."
• "Summarise the program this week: revenue, new referrals, anything waiting on me."
• "Why did any payouts fail this month, and what would fix each one?"
• "Is there any overlap between my pending commissions and partners who look idle?"

With a write key

Write tools ask for confirmation before acting when you keep them on "needs approval", which is the recommended setting.

• "Approve commission com_8FkP2q."
• "Approve every pending commission under $20."
• "Reject com_3RtY7u because it was a self-referral, and word the reason politely."
• "Invite jane@example.com to the Agencies group."

More than one program

Keys cover the whole organization, so say which program you mean and the assistant passes the right id:

• "In the Acme Partners program, who are the top partners this month?"

If you never name one, tools default to your first program; program://current tells the assistant what programs exist, each with its currency and portal address.