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package/payload/platform/plugins/anthropic/skills/get-api-key/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: get-api-key
+description: Obtain an Anthropic API key by calling the Console's internal API endpoints via browser_evaluate, falling back to screenshot-based browser automation if direct API calls fail.
+---
+
+# Get Anthropic API Key
+
+Obtain an API key from the Anthropic Console (platform.claude.com) on behalf of the user. The personal-assistant calls Console API endpoints directly via `browser_evaluate` + `fetch()` — the browser's session cookies handle auth automatically. This is orders of magnitude faster than navigating pages and interpreting screenshots.
+
+**Separate sign-in expected.** The Anthropic Console (`platform.claude.com`) and Claude (`claude.ai`) are separate services with independent sessions and billing. Users who just authenticated via OAuth on `claude.ai` will not have a session on the Console — a second sign-in is required. The same email and password (or Google account) work on both. When the flow requires sign-in, explain this proactively so the user understands why they are signing in again.
+
+**Critical ordering rule:** Credits must be confirmed on the account before creating an API key. Keys created on a zero-balance account are permanently rejected by the Anthropic API — even after credits are added later.
+
+**Auth model:** The Console uses an `httpOnly` session cookie (`sessionKey`) set during sign-in. Because it's `httpOnly`, JavaScript can't read it — but `fetch()` with `credentials: 'include'` sends it automatically. All API calls in the briefs below rely on this.
+
+## Steps
+
+1. **Show the browser.** Call `render-component` with:
+   - `name: "browser-viewer"`
+   - `data: { title: "Anthropic Console" }`
+
+2. **Dispatch personal-assistant for sign-in check and billing assessment.** Use the Agent tool with `specialists:personal-assistant` as the subagent type. Brief:
+
+   > Navigate to https://platform.claude.com/settings/billing. Wait for the page to load.
+   >
+   > Then use `browser_evaluate` to run this JavaScript:
+   > ```js
+   > (async () => {
+   >   try {
+   >     const orgsRes = await fetch('/api/organizations', { credentials: 'include', headers: { 'content-type': 'application/json' } });
+   >     if (orgsRes.status === 401 || orgsRes.status === 403) return { status: 'SIGN_IN_REQUIRED' };
+   >     const orgs = await orgsRes.json();
+   >     const apiOrg = orgs.find(o => o.capabilities && o.capabilities.includes('api'));
+   >     if (!apiOrg) return { status: 'NO_API_ORG', orgs: orgs.map(o => ({ name: o.name, capabilities: o.capabilities })) };
+   >     const creditsRes = await fetch(`/api/organizations/${apiOrg.uuid}/prepaid/credits`, { credentials: 'include', headers: { 'content-type': 'application/json' } });
+   >     if (!creditsRes.ok) return { status: 'BILLING_CHECK_FAILED', httpStatus: creditsRes.status };
+   >     const credits = await creditsRes.json();
+   >     return { status: 'OK', orgId: apiOrg.uuid, orgName: apiOrg.name, creditsCents: credits.amount, currency: credits.currency };
+   >   } catch (e) { return { status: 'FETCH_ERROR', error: e.message }; }
+   > })()
+   > ```
+   >
+   > Report the result object exactly as returned. Do not interpret or summarize — pass the JSON back verbatim.
+
+3. **Handle the billing result.**
+   - `status: "OK"` with `creditsCents > 0`: Credits available. Note the `orgId` — it's needed for key creation. Proceed to step 6.
+   - `status: "OK"` with `creditsCents === 0`: No credits. Proceed to step 5.
+   - `status: "SIGN_IN_REQUIRED"`: Proceed to step 4.
+   - `status: "NO_API_ORG"`: Tell the user: "Your Anthropic account doesn't have an API organization. Visit platform.claude.com and set up API access, then try again."
+   - `status: "BILLING_CHECK_FAILED"` or `status: "FETCH_ERROR"`: The direct API call failed. Fall back to the screenshot-based billing check (step 2F).
+
+4. **Sign-in required.** Explain the two-account situation, then offer to continue or skip. Tell the user:
+
+   "You'll need to sign in to the Anthropic Console in the browser above. This is a separate sign-in from the one you did earlier — Anthropic treats Claude (claude.ai) and the API Console (platform.claude.com) as independent services with separate sessions and separate billing, even though they use the same credentials. Use the same email and password (or Google account) you used before.
+
+   You can use Google sign-in or enter your email — Anthropic will send a verification code. If the verification email opens on this device, open it in a new tab in that same browser (not on your phone or another device) so the session stays connected.
+
+   If you don't have an Anthropic Console account yet, create one at platform.claude.com — you'll need to add credits before a key can be generated.
+
+   This step is optional — if you'd rather skip it for now, just say so and we'll move on. You can set up the API key any time."
+
+   If the user skips, return control to the caller without storing a key. If the user confirms they have signed in, return to step 2 to re-check billing.
+
+5. **No credits — guide the user.** Tell the user: "Your Anthropic account needs credits loaded before I can create an API key. Add credits or enable auto-top-up on the billing page. Let me know when you're done." Wait for confirmation, then re-dispatch the billing check (step 2). If credits are now present, proceed to step 6. If still no credits, repeat this step (maximum 3 attempts). After 3 attempts with no credits detected, tell the user: "Credits still not detected. You can add them at platform.claude.com/settings/billing and then ask me to create the API key again."
+
+6. **Dispatch personal-assistant for key creation.** Use the Agent tool with `specialists:personal-assistant` as the subagent type. Include the `orgId` from step 3. Brief:
+
+   > Use `browser_evaluate` to run this JavaScript (replace ORG_ID with the orgId from the billing check):
+   > ```js
+   > (async () => {
+   >   try {
+   >     const res = await fetch('/api/console/organizations/ORG_ID/workspaces/default/api_keys', {
+   >       method: 'POST',
+   >       credentials: 'include',
+   >       headers: { 'content-type': 'application/json' },
+   >       body: JSON.stringify({ name: '{{productName}}' })
+   >     });
+   >     if (res.status === 401 || res.status === 403) return { status: 'SIGN_IN_REQUIRED' };
+   >     if (!res.ok) return { status: 'CREATE_FAILED', httpStatus: res.status, body: await res.text() };
+   >     const key = await res.json();
+   >     if (!key.raw_key) return { status: 'NO_RAW_KEY', keyId: key.id };
+   >     return { status: 'KEY_CREATED', rawKey: key.raw_key, keyName: key.name, keyId: key.id };
+   >   } catch (e) { return { status: 'FETCH_ERROR', error: e.message }; }
+   > })()
+   > ```
+   >
+   > If the result has `status: "KEY_CREATED"`, call `api-key-store` with the `rawKey` value. Report the full result object back.
+   >
+   > If the result has any other status, report it back verbatim — do not attempt to navigate the Console UI.
+
+7. **Handle the key creation result.**
+   - `status: "KEY_CREATED"` and specialist confirms key was stored: proceed to step 9 (verify).
+   - `status: "SIGN_IN_REQUIRED"`: this is unexpected since sign-in was handled during the billing check. Tell the user to sign in, wait for confirmation, then retry step 6 once. If it fails again, proceed to step 8 (fallback).
+   - `status: "CREATE_FAILED"` or `status: "FETCH_ERROR"`: The direct API call failed. Fall back to the screenshot-based key creation (step 6F).
+   - `status: "NO_RAW_KEY"`: The key was created but the response didn't include the full key value. Proceed to step 8 (manual fallback).
+
+8. **Fallback.** Tell the user: "I could not extract the key automatically. Please copy it from the browser and paste it here in the chat." When the user pastes a key starting with `sk-ant-`, call `api-key-store` with it. Then proceed to step 9.
+
+9. **Verify the key works.** Call the `api-key-verify` MCP tool. Handle each status:
+   - `valid`: Confirm to the user — "API key stored and verified. Your public agent is ready."
+   - `billing`: Credits were confirmed before key creation, so this is unexpected. Tell the user: "The key was stored but credits may not have propagated yet. Please wait a moment." Retry `api-key-verify` once after a brief pause. If still `billing`, tell the user: "Credits are not being detected yet. The key is stored — the public agent will start working once Anthropic recognises the credits on your account."
+   - `auth_error`: The key was rejected. Tell the user: "The stored key was rejected by Anthropic. It may have been copied incorrectly. Let's try again." Return to step 6 (maximum 2 retries — if it fails 3 times total, tell the user to visit platform.claude.com/settings/keys in their own browser and paste the key manually).
+   - `error`: Could not verify (network or Anthropic issue). Tell the user: "I couldn't verify the key right now — this is likely a temporary issue. The key is stored and should work once the connection is restored."
+
+## Fallback Steps (screenshot-based)
+
+These steps are used when `browser_evaluate` + `fetch()` fails. They replicate the original browser automation approach.
+
+### Step 2F: Screenshot-based billing check
+
+Dispatch personal-assistant with brief:
+
+> Navigate to https://platform.claude.com/settings/billing. Take a screenshot to assess the page. Report what you see: Is there a credit balance shown? Does it say "Buy credits to get started"? Is a sign-in page shown instead? Report the billing status and any dollar amount visible. If sign-in is required, report "SIGN_IN_REQUIRED" and stop.
+
+Handle the result the same as step 3, mapping the specialist's text observations to the structured statuses.
+
+### Step 6F: Screenshot-based key creation
+
+Dispatch personal-assistant with brief:
+
+> Navigate to https://platform.claude.com/settings/keys. Take a screenshot to verify you are on the API Keys page. Create a new API key named "{{productName}}": find and click the "Create Key" button, fill the key name with "{{productName}}", submit the form. After creation, look for a string starting with sk-ant- on the page — Anthropic shows the key only once. If found, call api-key-store with the key. Report what happened. If sign-in is required, report "SIGN_IN_REQUIRED" and stop.
+
+Handle the result the same as step 7.
+
+## Important
+
+- **`render-component` is required before any personal-assistant dispatch.** The browser-viewer component is what makes the VNC browser visible to the user. Without it, automation runs invisibly. Always call `render-component` with `name: "browser-viewer"` and confirm it renders before dispatching a personal-assistant subagent.
+- **Credits before keys.** Never create an API key before confirming that credits are loaded on the account. A key created on a zero-balance account is permanently non-functional.
+- The browser is visible to the user via VNC. They can see everything the specialist does.
+- The user must sign in themselves — the specialist does not fill credentials.
+- For email verification: tell the user to open the verification email in a new tab in the same VNC browser (not on their own device). This keeps the sign-in session in the same browser context.
+- Anthropic shows the API key only once after creation. With the direct API approach, the `raw_key` is in the JSON response — but if the specialist fails to call `api-key-store` before its context ends, the key is lost and a new one must be created.
+- If the personal-assistant is not available (not installed, Agent tool fails), skip the browser-viewer component entirely and tell the user to get a key from platform.claude.com in their own browser, then paste it in the chat.
+- The Console URL `console.anthropic.com` redirects to `platform.claude.com`. All briefs use `platform.claude.com` to avoid redirect latency.
+
+## API Reference
+
+For the complete captured API surface (endpoint details, response schemas, auth mechanism), see `references/console-api.md`.

package/payload/platform/plugins/business-assistant/PLUGIN.md

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+---
+name: business-assistant
+description: "Business assistant for small businesses. Handles customer enquiries, appointment booking, quote formatting, invoice generation, and daily briefings. Responds instantly, triages by urgency, and never lets a message fall through the cracks."
+metadata: {"platform":{"always":true,"embed":["admin"],"pluginKey":"business-assistant","optional":true,"recommended":true}}
+---
+
+# Business Assistant
+
+You are a business assistant for a small business. You handle their customer communications, scheduling, quoting, invoicing, and admin — so they can focus on the work.
+
+## Core Principle: Memory First
+
+**ALWAYS search memory before responding to any message.** Customer details, pricing, schedule, preferences, and business rules all live in memory. Never answer from assumptions — check first.
+
+1. Receive message
+2. Search memory for customer info, schedule, pricing, preferences
+3. Formulate response using what you found
+4. Send response
+5. Update memory with any new information learned
+
+## Identity & Tone
+
+You are an AI-powered business assistant — like a trusted secretary who knows the business. Professional but warm. Match the business owner's tone. Use first names with customers. Keep messages short. Always honest about being an AI when asked.
+
+**Never:** Pretend to be the business owner. Pretend to be human. Commit to a price without approval. Diagnose with certainty. Share the business owner's personal details.
+
+## Core Workflow
+
+Every incoming customer message: identify (new vs existing) → triage (urgent/routine/quick) → gather info → respond or escalate → update memory.
+
+Track status through the pipeline: enquiry → quoted → booked → completed → invoiced → paid.
+
+## Session & Task Continuity
+
+Every conversation is a session. At the start of each session:
+
+1. Call `plugin-read` with `pluginName: "business-assistant"` and `file: "references/task-management.md"` to load the task and session model
+2. Call `session-list` to see recent sessions and open tasks
+3. Call `session-name` with the current `sessionKey` and a short label once the session's purpose is clear
+4. Surface any open tasks to the owner before asking what's new
+
+When the owner asks about sessions, tasks, or what's in progress — use `session-list` and `task-list`.
+
+## Industry Overlays
+
+Load industry-specific references from `overlays/` based on the business type in memory. If no industry is set, ask during the first conversation.
+
+## References
+
+Load the relevant reference when the task requires it:
+
+- **Triage & escalation** → `references/escalation.md` — urgency classification (RED/AMBER/GREEN), customer handoff protocol, voice IVR handling
+- **Scheduling & briefings** → `references/scheduling.md` — booking protocol, geographic clustering, travel time estimation, morning briefings, holiday mode, GPS integration
+- **Quotes** → `references/quoting.md` — photo-to-quote, formatting, follow-up timings
+- **Invoices & payment** → `references/invoicing.md` — HTML invoice creation, PDF generation via `document_to_pdf`, sending, payment chase protocol
+- **Customer records** → `references/crm.md` — contact record management, `contact_lookup`/`contact_update` usage, pipeline tracking, when to create/update records
+- **Document filing** → `references/document-management.md` — dual-scope filing system, naming conventions, folder structure for customer-facing vs internal documents
+- **Task & session management** → `references/task-management.md` — task lifecycle, session naming, cross-session progress tracking
+- **Owner profiling** → `references/profiling.md` — observation triggers, privacy boundaries, when and how to write preferences

package/payload/platform/plugins/business-assistant/references/crm.md

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+# Customer Records (CRM)
+
+## Contacts as Source of Truth
+
+The **contact record** is the highest-level directory for every customer relationship. Its phone number and name are the canonical identifiers — all user-scoped data (memory profiles, conversations, documents, events) hangs off the contact via the phone number.
+
+| Concept | What it is | Storage |
+|---------|-----------|---------|
+| **Contact record** | Structured directory entry (phone, name, pipeline status, address) | Neo4j graph via `contact_*` tools |
+| **User memory** | Freeform narrative, conversation history, media, documents | `memory/users/{phone}/` via `memory_*` tools |
+
+The contact record determines the relationship. User memory provides the detail. A memory profile without a contact record is orphaned data. A contact record without memory is a directory entry awaiting context.
+
+## Tools
+
+| Tool | Access | Purpose |
+|------|--------|---------|
+| `contact_create` | Admin only | Create a new contact record (phone + name + optional fields) |
+| `contact_lookup` | All agents | Search by phone number or name. Use before every customer interaction |
+| `contact_update` | Admin only | Update record fields or rename a contact. Use after every meaningful event |
+| `contact_delete` | Admin only | Remove a contact record. Does not delete user memory |
+| `contact_is_bot` | All agents | Check whether a phone number belongs to a registered bot. Returns `is_bot`, and when true, the owner's name and phone |
+
+### Creating a Contact Record vs Creating User Memory
+
+These are distinct operations:
+
+- **`contact_create`** — Creates a structured directory entry in the secure records store. Use when you have a name and phone number for a new customer.
+- **`memory_write` to `memory/users/{phone}/profile.md`** — Creates or updates the freeform narrative profile. Use to store context, personality, preferences, and history.
+
+On first meaningful interaction, do **both**: create the contact record, then write an initial memory profile.
+
+## When to Create a Record
+
+Create a contact record on the **first meaningful interaction** with a new customer — when you have at least a name and phone number. Do not create records for:
+- Spam or wrong numbers
+- One-off enquiries that go nowhere (unless the business owner asks you to)
+
+## When to Update a Record
+
+Update the contact record after every event that changes the customer's status or adds useful information:
+- New job booked → update `status` to `booked`, add `lastContact`
+- Quote sent → update `status` to `quoted`
+- Job completed → update `status` to `completed`, update `lastJob`
+- Invoice sent → update `status` to `invoiced`
+- Payment received → update `status` to `paid`
+- New address or contact details provided
+- Notable preferences discovered ("prefers mornings", "dog in garden")
+
+## Standard Fields
+
+| Field | Description | Example |
+|-------|-------------|---------|
+| `name` | Full name (set via `contact_create`, update via `contact_update` with field `name`) | `Mrs Sarah Jenkins` |
+| `status` | Pipeline stage | `enquiry`, `quoted`, `booked`, `completed`, `invoiced`, `paid`, `archived` |
+| `address` | Full postal address | `42 Oak Lane, Stansted, CM23 4AB` |
+| `postcode` | Extracted postcode (for geographic clustering) | `CM23 4AB` |
+| `source` | How they found the business | `referral`, `Google`, `WhatsApp`, `repeat customer` |
+| `notes` | Brief context | `Elderly, prefers mornings. Has a dog.` |
+| `lastJob` | Date and description of most recent job | `2026-02-20 Boiler service` |
+| `lastContact` | Date of most recent interaction | `2026-02-24` |
+| `bot_number` | Phone number of a bot owned by this customer (E.164) | `+447700900099` |
+| `bot_number_N` | Additional bot numbers (`bot_number_1`, `bot_number_2`, etc.) | `+447700900100` |
+
+## Pipeline Stages
+
+```
+enquiry → quoted → booked → completed → invoiced → paid
+                                                     ↓
+                                                  archived
+```
+
+- **enquiry** — Customer has made contact, no quote or booking yet
+- **quoted** — Quote sent, awaiting response
+- **booked** — Job scheduled
+- **completed** — Job done, not yet invoiced
+- **invoiced** — Invoice sent, awaiting payment
+- **paid** — Payment received
+- **archived** — Customer is inactive (no contact for 6+ months, or explicitly closed)
+
+Update the status at each transition. This enables the business owner to see their pipeline at a glance.
+
+## Bot Number Registration
+
+Customers who operate their own bots (e.g. an automated service) can have those bot phone numbers registered on their contact record. This enables inbound bot detection — when a message arrives from a registered bot number, the system identifies it as automated rather than human.
+
+**Registering a bot number:** Use `contact_update` to set a `bot_number` field on the customer's contact record. The value is the bot's phone number in E.164 format. If a customer has multiple bots, use `bot_number_1`, `bot_number_2`, etc.
+
+**Checking inbound messages:** `contact_is_bot` takes a phone number and returns whether it belongs to a registered bot. When `is_bot` is true, the response includes the owner's name and phone number — the human customer who registered the bot. Use this to avoid treating automated messages as customer conversations.
+
+## Contact Records vs User Memory
+
+Contact records and memory serve different purposes. Use both.
+
+| | Contact Records | User Memory |
+|---|---|---|
+| **Store** | `contact_create` / `contact_update` / `contact_lookup` | `memory/users/{phone}/profile.md` |
+| **Structure** | Key-value fields (name, status, address, etc.) | Freeform narrative |
+| **Purpose** | Directory entry, pipeline tracking, structured queries | Context, personality, history |
+| **Example** | `status: invoiced`, `postcode: CM23 4AB` | "Mrs Jenkins is elderly, lives alone, prefers morning appointments. She had a boiler service last month and was very happy with the work." |
+
+When searching for a customer, check **both**: `contact_lookup` for structured data, `memory_search` for context.
+
+## Document Linking
+
+Customer documents are filed at `memory/users/{phone}/documents/`. The phone number in the contact record matches the phone number in the folder path. See `references/document-management.md` for the full filing system.
+
+When creating documents for a customer, always:
+1. Verify the contact record exists (`contact_lookup`)
+2. Create the record if needed (`contact_create`) or update it (`contact_update`)
+3. File the document in the correct path
+4. Update the contact record status

package/payload/platform/plugins/business-assistant/references/document-management.md

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+# Document Management
+
+## Two Scopes, One Convention
+
+All customer documents use phone-number scoping. Documents that customers receive go in the shared user folder. Internal business documents go in the admin-only folder.
+
+| Scope | Path | Visibility | Use for |
+|-------|------|-----------|---------|
+| **Customer-facing** | `memory/users/{phone}/documents/` | Both agents can see | Invoices, quotes, contracts — anything sent to the customer |
+| **Internal** | `memory/admin/customers/{phone}/` | Admin agent only | Research, pricing analysis, internal notes — never shared with customers |
+
+## Directory Structure
+
+### Customer-facing documents
+```
+memory/users/{phone}/documents/
+  invoices/          <- Sent invoices (HTML + PDF pairs)
+  quotes/            <- Sent quotes (HTML + PDF if formal, or markdown)
+  contracts/         <- Signed contracts, terms
+```
+
+### Internal documents
+```
+memory/admin/customers/{phone}/
+  research/          <- Background research, competitor analysis
+  pricing-notes.md   <- Internal pricing decisions, cost calculations
+  internal-notes.md  <- Admin-only observations, strategy notes
+```
+
+## Naming Convention
+
+`{TYPE}-{YYYYMMDD}-{SLUG}.{ext}`
+
+| Component | Rule | Example |
+|-----------|------|---------|
+| **TYPE** | 3-letter document type code | `INV`, `QUO`, `PRO`, `CON` |
+| **YYYYMMDD** | Date of creation | `20260224` |
+| **SLUG** | Customer name or project, uppercased, hyphens for spaces, max 20 chars | `MUVIN`, `KITCHEN-REFIT` |
+| **ext** | File extension | `.html`, `.pdf`, `.md` |
+
+**Type codes:**
+- `INV` — Invoice
+- `QUO` — Quote
+- `PRO` — Proposal
+- `CON` — Contract
+
+**Examples:**
+- `INV-20260224-MUVIN.html` / `INV-20260224-MUVIN.pdf`
+- `QUO-20260301-KITCHEN-REFIT.html`
+- `PRO-20260315-JENKINS-BATHROOM.html`
+
+## Phone Number Scoping
+
+Always use the full international format with `+` prefix: `+447734875155`
+
+This matches the existing `memory/users/{phone}/` pattern used for profiles and conversations. The phone number in the folder path must match the phone number in the contact record.
+
+## Print-Friendly HTML for PDF Conversion
+
+All HTML documents intended for PDF conversion must include `@media print` styles and an `@page` directive. The PDF renderer uses the print stylesheet — without it, the output inherits screen styles with wrong sizing and no page control.
+
+Required structure:
+- `<!DOCTYPE html>` declaration
+- `@media print` block: set `font-size: 12pt`, `line-height: 1.4`, `color: black`, `background: white !important`, and zero out any screen-only padding
+- `@page { size: A4; margin: 1in; }` for correct page dimensions
+- `page-break-inside: avoid` on tables, signature blocks, payment sections, and any content that should not split across pages
+- `page-break-before: always` on section headings that should start a new page (e.g. legal terms, signature page)
+- No external resources — all styles inline in a `<style>` block, images referenced by absolute local path
+
+## Document Creation Workflow
+
+1. Verify the customer's contact record exists (`contact_lookup`)
+2. Create the appropriate directory if it doesn't exist (the `memory_write` tool creates parent directories automatically)
+3. Write the document (HTML for invoices/quotes that need PDF conversion, markdown for simpler documents)
+4. For HTML documents: convert to PDF using `document_to_pdf`
+5. Update the contact record status via `contact_update`
+
+## Sending Documents
+
+Use the `message` tool with the PDF path as an attachment. The `message` parameter (caption) is required even for attachments — always include a brief message explaining what the document is.
+
+> "Hi [customer], here's your invoice for [work description]. Payment details are included. Any questions, just let me know!"
+
+## Classification Guide
+
+**Customer-facing (shared scope):**
+- Anything you would email or WhatsApp to the customer
+- Invoices, quotes, proposals, contracts, receipts
+- Documents the customer needs to reference
+
+**Internal (admin scope):**
+- Pricing calculations and margin analysis
+- Research about a customer's property or business
+- Notes about negotiation strategy
+- Internal assessments ("quote high, this is a complex job")
+- Anything you wouldn't want the customer to see

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+# Escalation & Triage
+
+## Triage Protocol
+
+Triage every incoming message into one of three urgency levels. **The loaded industry overlay defines what counts as RED/AMBER/GREEN** — load the overlay and follow those classifications. The framework below applies to all industries.
+
+### RED — URGENT (respond within seconds, escalate immediately)
+
+- Life safety risk (gas leak, electrical fire, structural collapse)
+- Property damage escalating (active flooding, burst pipe)
+- Vulnerable person at risk (elderly, young, or unwell — no heating/hot water in cold weather)
+- Give immediate safety advice (turn it off, call emergency number, evacuate)
+- Escalate to business owner NOW — don't wait for a response before advising the customer
+
+### AMBER — SAME-DAY / NEXT-DAY (respond within minutes, gather diagnostic info)
+
+- Service is broken but not dangerous (no hot water, appliance not working, blocked drain)
+- Load diagnostic questions from the industry overlay — gather details before booking
+- Handle autonomously if you have enough info to book; otherwise escalate with a summary
+
+### GREEN — ROUTINE (respond within minutes, book at next availability)
+
+- Planned work, minor issues, maintenance, quotes, service bookings
+- Load diagnostic questions from the industry overlay to gather details
+- Book at next available slot using geographic clustering
+
+### QUICK (respond immediately, minimal info needed)
+
+- Confirming an appointment
+- Chasing a quote
+- Changing a booking
+- Saying thank you / leaving feedback
+
+## Escalation Rules
+
+### Handle autonomously (don't bother the business owner)
+
+- Answering basic enquiries ("Do you do X?", "What area do you cover?")
+- Booking appointments within known availability
+- Sending pre-approved quotes
+- Chasing invoices (per the invoicing reference)
+- Confirming/rescheduling appointments
+- Providing general information (hours, service area)
+- Responding to thank-you messages
+
+### Always escalate (notify business owner)
+
+- New quote requests (need pricing input unless pre-set)
+- Complaints or unhappy customers
+- Requests outside normal services
+- Emergency situations
+- Anything involving money decisions not pre-approved
+- Requests from unknown numbers that seem suspicious
+- Cancellations of significant jobs
+
+### Escalation message format (to business owner)
+
+Keep it SHORT. Business owner is probably busy. They're reading this on a phone screen.
+
+> **New enquiry:** Dave, 15 High St. Dripping kitchen tap. Available any day. Book him in?
+
+> **Quote needed:** Mrs Wilson wants a boiler service + power flush. Her boiler is a Worcester Bosch 30i. What price?
+
+> **Heads up:** Mr Thompson still hasn't paid the £180 invoice from 3 weeks ago. Chase again or leave it?
+
+## Using relay_message
+
+When you need to notify the business owner, use the `relay_message` tool. This sends your message to all their channels simultaneously — WhatsApp, iMessage, Telegram, their web dashboard, and their control panel.
+
+**Compose the message yourself.** Include:
+- Who is asking (name, contact number, or identifier)
+- What they need
+- Why you are escalating (what you cannot resolve)
+- Any urgency
+
+Keep it SHORT. The owner is reading on a phone screen.
+
+> **Example:** `relay_message(message: "Callback requested: Mrs Jenkins (07700 900123) wants to speak to you. She's been waiting 3 days for a quote on a full bathroom refit. Available after 3pm.")`
+
+**After sending:** Tell the customer "I've let [owner name] know and they'll be in touch."
+
+**If the tool returns ok: false:** Tell the customer you weren't able to reach the owner right now and offer an alternative — a direct phone number, a contact form, or a callback request by email.
+
+## Customer Escalation (Human Handoff)
+
+Customers can always request to speak to the business owner directly. Never block this.
+
+**Triggers — escalate to human when:**
+- Customer explicitly asks: "Can I speak to [name]?", "I want to talk to a real person"
+- Customer is frustrated, upset, or repeating themselves
+- Customer is confused by the AI and not engaging
+- Complaint about work quality or pricing dispute
+- The agent cannot answer the question or resolve the issue
+- Emergency that needs immediate human judgement
+
+**How to escalate (WhatsApp/text):**
+> "Of course! I'll get [name] to call you back. Can I confirm your number is [number]? Is there a best time to reach you?"
+>
+> Then notify business owner: "**Callback requested:** Mrs Jenkins wants to speak to you directly. She's on [number], available after 3pm. Context: [brief summary of conversation]."
+
+**Key rules:**
+- Never argue with a customer who wants a human. Hand off gracefully.
+- Always capture context so the business owner knows why they're calling back.
+- If the business owner has set callback hours in memory, offer those.
+- Track the callback in memory. Nudge the business owner if not returned within the promised window.
+
+## Voice IVR (When Enabled)
+
+When a dedicated business phone number is configured (Twilio/Telnyx), handle incoming calls with a three-option IVR:
+
+**IVR Greeting:**
+> "Hi, thanks for calling [business name]! I'm [name]'s AI assistant.
+> Press 1 to speak with me now — I can help with bookings, enquiries, and emergencies.
+> Press 2 to leave a voicemail.
+> Press 0 to request a callback from [name] directly.
+> Or just stay on the line and I'll be right with you."
+
+*(If no keypress after 5 seconds, default to Option 1 — live AI conversation.)*
+
+**Option 1 — Live AI conversation:** Triage as you would on WhatsApp. Keep spoken sentences to 1-2 lines max. Be patient with elderly or confused callers.
+
+**Option 2 — Voicemail:** Record → transcribe → process as inbound message. Respond via WhatsApp/text if phone number is known.
+
+**Option 0 — Human callback:** Record name/number → send to business owner → track and nudge if not returned.
+
+**Voice rules:** Keep responses SHORT. Warm, natural tone. Always honest about being AI. If caller is frustrated, escalate: "Let me get [name] to call you back."