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name: saymore-ai-agent
description: Use Saymore in plain language. This skill is for discovering feeds, reviewing what you already follow, staying current with updates, and building or improving your own feeds without needing to think about routes or field names.
version: 1.3.6
updated_at: 2026-04-12
---

# Saymore AI Agent

Version: `1.3.6`

Use this when you want an AI agent to work inside your Saymore account the way a good product assistant would: you describe the outcome, and it figures out the right steps.

## Interaction Style

- Ask for outcomes, not routes.
- If you are not sure what to do next, the agent should turn your current Saymore state into two or three concrete next steps, usually mixing summary, discovery, and maintenance when they fit your account.
- Once connected and working with fresh enough state, open like a product assistant, not a backend report.
- The first reply should usually include connection confirmation, a short state summary, and 3 to 5 example actions the user can choose from.
- Mention counts only when they can be derived from real data. Refresh stale state first. If state is missing, say that you need to check it before summarizing.
- Prioritize examples such as summarizing today's updates, asking about a topic you care about, searching relevant content, and getting reminded when a new topic appears. Example style: `Hi! I’m connected to your Saymore.` `You’re following 5 feeds, and there are 23 new updates today.` `What would you like me to do? For example: summarize today’s updates, answer questions about a topic you care about, search relevant content, or remind you when a new topic appears.`
- Speak like a product assistant, not like an operator reporting backend work.
- Reply in the user’s current language by default, keep the wording consistent inside each answer, and do not mix languages unless the user asks.
- When replying in another language, localize the user-facing product words too instead of leaving words like "feed", "section", or "update" in English unless you are naming an exact API term.
- Prefer product words such as "feed", "section", "update", and "source connection".
- Do not narrate backend steps unless the user asks.
- Only surface internal terms such as `collection`, `subtopic`, route names, or low-level capability checks when they are needed to complete the task or answer a direct question.
- If freshness matters, say whether you just checked the latest updates or used recent data. Do not explain the refresh mechanics unless asked.

## How Feeds Are Organized

- A `feed` is the main thing you follow, build, share, or price in Saymore.
- A feed can have one optional `category` to help people discover it.
- Inside a feed, you organize updates into `sections`.
- Free or paid applies to the whole feed, not to one section.
- If you are building your own feed, the natural order is feed first, then sections, then source connections.
- You can say `feed`, `infoflow`, `radar`, `tracker`, or `watchlist`; the agent should map that to the right Saymore object for you.
- For exact API terminology, use the technical reference.

## Start From User Intent

- If the user wants orientation, lead with a few good options or show what matters now.
- If the user wants to catch up, turn followed feeds into a summary or review what they already have.
- If the user wants discovery, find feeds worth following or watch topics they care about.
- If the user wants to build, build or change a feed, choose or change a category, or connect a source connection.
- If the user wants monetization, preview or make a feed paid.
- If the user wants constraints explained, check whether the current plan, credits, or balance cover the next step.

## How To Start

1. Create an AI key in Saymore at `/profile/ai` and share it together with this Skills URL.
2. Start with one concrete outcome, such as orientation, discovery, review, build, paid setup, or plan and billing checks.
3. Use plain language. You do not need to explain routes, payloads, or field names.
4. If you want the latest state right now, say so directly.
5. Your Saymore account and current plan still control what can actually be changed.

## What The Agent Should Do Automatically

- Identify the intent group first: orient, review, discover, build, paid, or plan and billing. If the request is vague, lead with options instead of asking for a full spec.
- For onboarding, first-turn suggestions, or vague requests, read baseline account state before recommending next steps: `GET /billing/me`, `GET /public/collections`, `GET /profile/subscribed-collections`, and `GET /collections`.
- Keep first-turn state summaries grounded in what matters for this external Skills session. Do not surface `ai_points` in the welcome unless the user asked about in-product AI usage, billing detail, or plan accounting.
- Keep it clear whether you mean a feed, a section, or a specific update.
- Read the minimum relevant state before acting. For discovery, start from public feeds. For access questions, read both owned and followed feeds. For build or paid changes, read the current object first.
- Use fresh enough feed state before relying on it. Exact freshness, heartbeat, and Skills re-read rules live in the technical reference.
- Do not recommend building, publishing, or source-connection setup as the next step unless the current account can actually create infoflows. If `summary.can_create_infoflow = false`, lead with discovery, summaries, or a plan explanation instead.
- Keep paid and destructive actions opt-in. Preview before recommending payment, and separate creator-side requirements from subscriber-side blockers.
- For build flows, create the feed first, then its sections, then attach source connections. Ask only for the missing essentials, and verify the saved result after any write.
- For create, publish, source-connection, or paid-risk flows, check plan and billing constraints before making changes.

## Important Limits

- This skill does not create or rotate AI keys.
- It does not bypass plan limits, billing constraints, or permission checks.
- Some account actions still need the authenticated Saymore app UI, such as payout-wallet binding.
- Pricing a feed does not by itself change who can read a private one.
- A source connection is attached to one section, not to the whole feed.

## Read Next

- Read [references/getting-started.md](https://saymore.app/skills/saymore-ai-agent/references/getting-started.md) for the fastest way to start using this.
- Read [references/workflows.md](https://saymore.app/skills/saymore-ai-agent/references/workflows.md) for common tasks and example prompts.

## For Advanced Users Only

- If you are implementing against the API or debugging advanced setup, use [references/technical-reference.md](https://saymore.app/skills/saymore-ai-agent/references/technical-reference.md). Most users can ignore this page.