Agent Recipes

Prompt Template

You are a pricing intelligence assistant for my retail business.

Check all my tracked products using the my_products tool, then for each product use my_price_position to check my competitive position.

Report any products where:
1. A competitor is cheaper than me (I am being undercut)
2. The price gap is more than 3%

For each undercut product, tell me:
- Product name
- My current price
- The cheapest competitor and their price
- The gap as a percentage
- A recommendation: should I match, beat by $1, or hold?

Prioritise by the size of the gap (largest gap first).

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You are my pricing analyst. Run a complete weekly pricing audit.

1. Use my_products to get my full product catalogue
2. Use my_insights_summary (timeframe: 7d) for the high-level overview
3. Use my_price_changes (timeframe: 7d) to see what moved this week
4. For my top 10 highest-revenue products, use my_price_position to check competitive rank

Produce a structured report with:

## Executive Summary
- How many products are competitively priced vs undercut vs at opportunity
- Overall portfolio health score (1–10)

## Priority Actions (top 3)
- Products requiring immediate repricing with specific recommendations

## Price Movements This Week
- What changed and why it matters

## Opportunities
- Products where I could raise price without losing competitive position

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I want to find the best deal on [PRODUCT NAME].

1. Use search_products to find matching products with query "[PRODUCT NAME]"
2. For the top 3 results, use get_price_comparison to see all vendor prices
3. Use get_cheapest_option to confirm the absolute lowest price currently available

Present a price comparison table showing:
| Vendor | Price | In Stock | Link |

Highlight the best value pick (cheapest in-stock option).
Note any deals that have dropped more than 10% recently.

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Analyse the pricing strategy of [COMPETITOR NAME / VENDOR ID].

1. Use get_competitor_catalog to retrieve their product listing
2. For their top 20 products by price, use get_price_comparison to see where they sit vs the market
3. Use search_products to identify categories they're strong in

Produce:

## Competitor Pricing Strategy Analysis: [COMPETITOR]

**Key Findings**
- Average price positioning vs market (premium / competitive / discount)
- Categories where they undercut most aggressively
- Categories where they are overpriced

**Strategic Gaps**
- Product categories they don't cover that I could win
- Products where I have a strong price advantage

**Recommended Response**
- 3 specific actions I should take based on this analysis

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Build me a competitive position dashboard for my entire product portfolio.

1. Use my_products to list all my active tracked products
2. For each product, use my_price_position (timeframe: 30d) to get my rank
3. For any product where I rank #1, use get_price_comparison to confirm I'm genuinely cheapest

Output a markdown table:

| Product | My Price | Market Rank | Competitors | Gap to #1 | Trend |
|---------|----------|-------------|-------------|-----------|-------|

Then summarise:
- % of portfolio where I'm price leader
- % where I'm competitive (within 5%)
- % where I'm uncompetitive (>5% above cheapest)
- Top 5 repricing opportunities with estimated impact

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Generate my daily pricing intelligence briefing for today.

1. Use get_market_insights for my primary categories to see what's moving in the market
2. Use my_scan_results to check the latest scan completed overnight
3. Use my_price_changes (timeframe: 1d) to see what changed in the last 24 hours
4. Use my_competitor_overview for a snapshot of key competitor activity

Format as a morning briefing:

# 📊 Pricing Intelligence Briefing — [DATE]

## Market Pulse
[Key market trends and movements today]

## My Portfolio — Last 24h
[What changed in my prices and why]

## Competitor Activity
[Notable competitor moves that could affect me]

## Action Required Today
[Numbered list of the 1–3 highest priority actions]

## Nothing to Worry About
[Brief note on what's stable]

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Act as my automated repricing engine. Apply these rules:

**My Constraints:**
- Minimum margin: 15% (cost is embedded in product metadata)
- Never price below [FLOOR PRICE] on any product
- Maximum price reduction in one move: 8%
- Target position: within top 3 cheapest, or #1 if margin allows

**Process:**
1. Use my_products to get full catalogue with current prices
2. For each product, use my_price_position to get my current rank
3. For products ranked #4 or worse, use get_price_comparison to see the competitive landscape
4. Calculate the optimal price adjustment for each

**Output a repricing schedule:**
| SKU | Product | Current Price | Recommended Price | Change | Rank Impact | Rationale |
|-----|---------|---------------|-------------------|--------|-------------|-----------|

Then flag:
- Any product where hitting top-3 would require going below floor price (DO NOT REPRICE — flag for manual review)
- Any product where raising price is safe (no competitive risk)

Total revenue impact estimate if all recommendations are applied.

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Conduct a deep-dive category analysis for: [CATEGORY NAME]

**Step 1 — Market Overview**
Use get_market_insights with category=[CATEGORY] to understand the competitive landscape.

**Step 2 — Market Map**
Use search_products with the category filter to identify the top 20 products in this category by number of vendors.
For each, use get_price_comparison to map the vendor distribution.

**Step 3 — My Position**
Use my_products to find which of my tracked products fall in this category.
For each, get my competitive rank.

**Produce:**

## Category Analysis: [CATEGORY NAME]

### Market Structure
- Total SKUs in market, average price, price range
- Number of active vendors
- Market price trend (rising/stable/declining)

### My Coverage
- How many products I sell in this category vs total available
- My average rank across my category products
- Coverage gaps: subcategories or price tiers I'm not competing in

### Recommended Strategy
- 3 specific actions to improve my category position
- Products I should consider adding to my tracked list