@withpica/mcp-server 2.11.0 → 2.22.0

package/dist/prompts/index.js

@@ -1,793 +1,506 @@
 // Copyright (c) 2024-2026 Withpica Ltd. All rights reserved.
-const SHARED_PREAMBLE = `You are guiding a music creator or professional through PICA, a catalog management platform.
-
-Tone: knowledgeable friend (StoryBrand guide, Never Split the Difference empathy). You know the right order of things but you respect their autonomy. Soft nudge, never pushy, never passive. Say what you see, recommend what you'd do, let them choose. The creator is the hero of this story — you're the guide who helps them succeed.
-
-Before starting this workflow:
-1. Read workspace://context to understand where they are (catalog size, health, identifiers, integrations)
-2. If a prerequisite for this skill is missing, name it plainly: "I notice you don't have [X] yet. We can continue, but [Y] will work better once [X] is in place. Want to set that up first, or carry on?"
-3. Never block — always offer to continue anyway
-
-After completing this workflow:
-- Summarise what changed in one short paragraph
-- Suggest the natural next step: "now that [X] is done, the next valuable thing would be [Y]. want to do that?"
-- If they say no, that's fine. Don't ask twice.
-
-Discovery principle: every creator's work has equal discoverability. Catalog quality determines visibility, not fame or follower count.`;
 export class PromptRegistry {
     /**
-     * List all available skills
+     * List all available prompts
      */
     listPrompts() {
         return [
             {
-                name: "workspace-autopilot",
-                description: "Assess the workspace state and route to the most valuable next action — use this when you first connect or don't know where to start",
+                name: "analyze-catalog",
+                description: "Analyze the music catalog and provide insights about completeness, quality, and opportunities",
                 arguments: [],
             },
             {
-                name: "establish-identity",
-                description: "Lock in your professional identifiers (IPI, ISNI, IPN) — the foundation everything else builds on",
+                name: "find-duplicates",
+                description: "Find potential duplicate works or people that might need merging",
                 arguments: [],
             },
             {
-                name: "catalog-your-music",
-                description: "Get your music into PICA however you like — Spotify link, YouTube, spreadsheet, screenshot, or just describe your songs",
+                name: "enrich-metadata",
+                description: "Suggest works and people that could be enriched from external sources (ISNI, MusicBrainz)",
                 arguments: [],
             },
             {
-                name: "upload-and-analyse",
-                description: "Upload audio files and run analysis — BPM, key, mood, energy, lyrics transcription, and fingerprint matching",
+                name: "verify-works",
+                description: "Review unverified works and suggest which ones are ready for verification",
                 arguments: [],
             },
             {
-                name: "close-the-loop",
-                description: "Find what's missing on your works and fix each gap — credits, ISWCs, publisher data, enrichment, duplicates, and verification",
-                arguments: [
-                    {
-                        name: "work_id",
-                        description: "Optional work ID to check completeness for a specific work",
-                        required: false,
-                    },
-                ],
+                name: "assess-catalog-health",
+                description: "Get the PICA Score and provide a detailed assessment of catalog health with prioritized improvement actions",
+                arguments: [],
             },
             {
-                name: "manage-collaborators",
-                description: "Find collaborators on your works, get their emails, send invites, and verify splits",
+                name: "audit-credits",
+                description: "Find works with missing or incomplete credits and flag potential split issues",
                 arguments: [],
             },
             {
-                name: "establish-ownership",
-                description: "Declare who owns each work — publishing rights, master rights, custody claims, and agreements",
+                name: "new-catalog-setup",
+                description: "Get started with PICA — import your music however you like (Spotify link, spreadsheet, screenshot, or just describe your songs)",
                 arguments: [],
             },
             {
-                name: "production-assets",
-                description: "Capture what gear was used on your recordings — instruments, microphones, studios, and link them for provenance",
+                name: "close-the-loop",
+                description: "Check what's missing on a specific work and offer to fix each gap",
+                arguments: [
+                    {
+                        name: "work_id",
+                        description: "The work ID to check completeness for",
+                        required: true,
+                    },
+                ],
+            },
+            {
+                name: "register-my-works",
+                description: "Check registration status across PROs and help prepare works for registration",
                 arguments: [],
             },
             {
-                name: "stay-connected",
-                description: "Set up Telegram, email notifications, calendar sync, and scheduled reminders for your catalog",
+                name: "prepare-for-sync",
+                description: "Get your catalog sync-ready — check audio analysis, mood tags, and completeness",
                 arguments: [],
             },
             {
-                name: "export-and-report",
-                description: "Generate reports and exports — Catalog Asset Report, CWR registration files, CSV, health reports, provenance certificates, sync readiness",
+                name: "workspace-autopilot",
+                description: "Assess the workspace state and route to the right workflow — use this when you first connect or don't know where to start",
                 arguments: [],
             },
         ];
     }
     /**
-     * Get a skill by name
+     * Get a prompt by name
      */
     async getPrompt(name, args) {
         switch (name) {
-            case "workspace-autopilot":
-                return this.getWorkspaceAutopilotSkill();
-            case "establish-identity":
-                return this.getEstablishIdentitySkill();
-            case "catalog-your-music":
-                return this.getCatalogYourMusicSkill();
-            case "upload-and-analyse":
-                return this.getUploadAndAnalyseSkill();
+            case "analyze-catalog":
+                return this.getAnalyzeCatalogPrompt();
+            case "find-duplicates":
+                return this.getFindDuplicatesPrompt();
+            case "enrich-metadata":
+                return this.getEnrichMetadataPrompt();
+            case "verify-works":
+                return this.getVerifyWorksPrompt();
+            case "assess-catalog-health":
+                return this.getAssessCatalogHealthPrompt();
+            case "audit-credits":
+                return this.getAuditCreditsPrompt();
+            case "new-catalog-setup":
+                return this.getNewCatalogSetupPrompt();
             case "close-the-loop":
-                return this.getCloseTheLoopSkill(args?.work_id);
-            case "manage-collaborators":
-                return this.getManageCollaboratorsSkill();
-            case "establish-ownership":
-                return this.getEstablishOwnershipSkill();
-            case "production-assets":
-                return this.getProductionAssetsSkill();
-            case "stay-connected":
-                return this.getStayConnectedSkill();
-            case "export-and-report":
-                return this.getExportAndReportSkill();
+                return this.getCloseTheLoopPrompt(args?.work_id);
+            case "register-my-works":
+                return this.getRegisterMyWorksPrompt();
+            case "prepare-for-sync":
+                return this.getPrepareForSyncPrompt();
+            case "workspace-autopilot":
+                return this.getWorkspaceAutopilotPrompt();
             default:
                 throw new Error(`Prompt not found: ${name}`);
         }
     }
-    getWorkspaceAutopilotSkill() {
+    /**
+     * Analyze catalog prompt
+     */
+    getAnalyzeCatalogPrompt() {
         return {
             messages: [
                 {
                     role: "user",
                     content: {
                         type: "text",
-                        text: `${SHARED_PREAMBLE}
-
---- SKILL: workspace-autopilot ---
-
-You've just connected to a PICA workspace. Assess its current state and guide the user to the most valuable next action. You are not a workflow yourself — you point to the right skill.
-
-Step 1 — Orient:
-Read the workspace://context resource to get a snapshot: org info, catalog size, health score, identifiers, integrations, and top priorities.
-
-Step 2 — Route based on what you find, in this priority order:
-
-If the catalog is EMPTY (0 works) and identifiers (IPI/ISNI/IPN) are missing:
-→ "your identifiers aren't set up yet. that's the foundation everything else builds on. want to establish those first?"
-→ Route to: establish-identity
-
-If identifiers exist but catalog is EMPTY (0 works):
-→ "you're set up but your catalog is empty. got a spotify link, a spreadsheet, or just want to describe your songs?"
-→ Route to: catalog-your-music
-
-If the catalog has works but 0 audio files:
-→ "you've got [N] works catalogued but no audio attached. audio unlocks analysis, sync discovery, and richer metadata."
-→ Route to: upload-and-analyse
-
-If the catalog has works + audio but LOW completeness (PICA Score below 50 or many gaps):
-→ Use pica_works_query({ health_filter: "low_completeness" }) to find the works that need the most attention.
-→ "your catalog has [N] works but [X] have gaps worth closing. want to start with the ones that need the most attention?"
-→ Route to: close-the-loop
-
-If the catalog has works but 0 collaborators invited:
-→ "we found [N] credited people on your works who aren't connected yet. linking them up means verified splits and shared visibility."
-→ Route to: manage-collaborators
-
-If ownership is not established on most works:
-→ "your credits are in but ownership isn't clear on [N] works. knowing who owns what unlocks registration and licensing."
-→ Route to: establish-ownership
-
-If there are DUPLICATE signals (workspace context mentions duplicates):
-→ "I noticed potential duplicate works. want to review them?"
-→ Route to: close-the-loop (duplicate detection step)
-
-If there are enrichment proposals pending:
-→ Use pica_enrichment_proposals_list to check
-→ "there are [N] enrichment suggestions waiting for your review."
-→ Review proposals inline
-
-If works are UNREGISTERED (registration coverage is low):
-→ "many of your works aren't registered yet. want to see what's blocking them and prepare exports?"
-→ Route to: export-and-report
-
-If the catalog is HEALTHY (PICA Score above 70, few gaps):
-→ "your catalog's in good shape. here's the quick health check..."
-→ Offer: export-and-report, stay-connected, or "anything specific?"
-
-Step 3 — Explain your routing:
-Tell the user WHY you chose the skill you did, in one sentence. Example: "your catalog has 42 works but 28 are missing credits, so let's close those gaps first."
-
-Step 4 — Offer alternatives:
-After explaining, mention 1-2 other things they could do instead. Example: "or if you'd rather import more music first, I can help with that too."
-
-Important: Don't run all workflows at once. Pick the single most valuable action and commit to it. You can always switch later.
-
-Tools: workspace://context resource, pica_catalog_stats, pica_works_inspect (sections: score), pica_enrichment_proposals_list`,
+                        text: `Please analyze my music catalog and provide a comprehensive report.
+
+Use the following tools to gather data:
+1. pica_catalog_stats - Get overall statistics
+2. pica_works_query - Review works data
+3. pica_people_query - Review people data
+4. pica_recordings_query - Review recordings data
+
+Analyze and report on:
+- Overall catalog size and composition
+- Data quality (missing ISWCs, ISRCs, metadata)
+- Verification status (how many works are verified/unverified)
+- Enrichment opportunities (people missing ISNI or MusicBrainz data)
+- Completeness (works with recordings, people with credits, etc.)
+- Recommendations for improvement
+
+Please provide specific, actionable insights.`,
                     },
                 },
             ],
         };
     }
-    getEstablishIdentitySkill() {
+    /**
+     * Find duplicates prompt
+     */
+    getFindDuplicatesPrompt() {
         return {
             messages: [
                 {
                     role: "user",
                     content: {
                         type: "text",
-                        text: `${SHARED_PREAMBLE}
-
---- SKILL: establish-identity ---
-
-Lock in the creator's professional identifiers. Everything downstream — enrichment, registration, discovery — depends on knowing who this person is in the industry's systems.
-
-Check the user's person record using pica_people_inspect.
-
-IPI check:
-  Has IPI? → great, move on
-  No IPI → "do you have an IPI number? it's the identifier your PRO assigned you. usually on royalty statements or your PRO's website."
-    - If provided → use pica_people_update to save it
-    - If unknown → "no worries. we can find it later when we check your works against MLC."
-
-ISNI check:
-  Has ISNI? → great, move on
-  No ISNI → Search automatically using pica_people_enrich_isni
-    - Multiple results → present candidates with known works/roles. "which of these is you?"
-    - One strong match → "I found this — [name, works, roles]. is this you?"
-    - No match → "no ISNI found yet. as your catalog grows, you may become eligible. we'll move on."
+                        text: `Please help me find potential duplicate works and people in my catalog.
 
-IPN check:
-  Has IPN? → great, move on
-  No IPN → "do you have an IPN? it's for neighbouring rights — if you perform on recordings. if you're purely a songwriter, you might not have one."
-    - If provided → use pica_people_update to save it
-    - If not applicable → skip, no nudge
+Use these tools:
+1. pica_works_query - Get all works
+2. pica_people_query - Get all people
 
-MusicBrainz check:
-  No MusicBrainz ID → try pica_people_enrich_musicbrainz silently
-    - Match found → "I also found you on MusicBrainz. this helps with metadata enrichment. want me to link it?"
-    - No match → don't mention it
+Look for:
+- Works with very similar or identical titles
+- People with similar names (accounting for typos, different orderings)
+- Works with the same ISWC (if ISWC exists)
+- People with the same email address
 
-After identifiers set:
-  → Summary: "you're now identifiable as [name] with IPI [X] and ISNI [Y]. enrichment tools can now match your works across external databases."
-  → Nudge: "the next valuable thing would be getting your music in. got a spotify link or a spreadsheet?"
+For each potential duplicate found:
+- List the IDs and key details
+- Explain why you think they might be duplicates
+- Suggest whether they should be merged or kept separate
 
-Domain knowledge:
-- IPI is the most important identifier for publishing (PRO royalties depend on it)
-- ISNI confirmation requires human judgment — multiple results are common for common names
-- IPN is only relevant for performers, not pure songwriters — don't push it
-- MusicBrainz lookup is best-effort, not worth blocking on
-
-Tools: pica_people_inspect, pica_people_update, pica_people_enrich_isni, pica_people_enrich_musicbrainz, pica_people_query`,
+Be thorough but conservative - only flag items that have a strong likelihood of being duplicates.`,
                     },
                 },
             ],
         };
     }
-    getCatalogYourMusicSkill() {
+    /**
+     * Enrich metadata prompt
+     */
+    getEnrichMetadataPrompt() {
         return {
             messages: [
                 {
                     role: "user",
                     content: {
                         type: "text",
-                        text: `${SHARED_PREAMBLE}
-
---- SKILL: catalog-your-music ---
-
-Get works into PICA however the user wants. Meet them where they are.
-
-Prerequisite check: if identifiers aren't established yet, mention it softly: "I notice your identifiers aren't set up yet. we can import now and match them later, or set those up first."
-
-"how would you like to get your music in? whatever's easiest."
-
-Spotify/Deezer/YouTube link:
-  → Import via pica_import_streaming_link
-  → Works + recordings created automatically with ISRCs, credits, artwork
-  → Enrichment cascade fires automatically
-  → "I've imported [N] tracks from [album/playlist]. each one is a work with a linked recording. enrichment is running — it'll pull in publisher data and identifiers as it finds matches."
-
-Spreadsheet or CSV:
-  → "send me the file or paste the contents"
-  → Use pica_import_analyze to detect columns and field mapping
-  → Use pica_import_validate before committing
-  → Use pica_import_execute to run the import
-  → "I've imported [N] works. [X] had ISWCs, [Y] had complete credits."
-
-Screenshot or photo:
-  → Read the image directly (multimodal)
-  → Extract titles, writers, roles from what's visible
-  → Use pica_works_create and pica_people_create from extracted data
-  → "I can see [N] tracks. I've created works for each one and added the credits I could read. want to check them?"
-
-Just describe your songs:
-  → Conversational — ask title, who wrote it, co-writers
-  → Use pica_works_create as they talk
-  → "got it — '[title]' by [writers]. anything else, or next one?"
-
-PRO statement or registration document:
-  → Use pica_documents_analyse to extract structured data
-  → Cross-reference existing catalog
-  → "I found [N] works in that document. [X] already exist, [Y] are new."
-
-After any import:
-  → Use pica_catalog_stats to show updated numbers
-  → If duplicates detected → use pica_find_duplicates → "I notice [title] might already exist. want me to check?"
-  → Nudge: "now that your music is in, attaching audio files unlocks analysis and sync discovery. got any masters or mixes to upload?"
-
-Multiple imports in one session:
-  → Don't re-explain. "got another one? paste it."
-  → Running tally: "that's [N] works total now."
-
-Domain knowledge:
-- Streaming links are the fastest path — one link imports an entire album with ISRCs, credits, artwork
-- Enrichment cascade fires automatically on streaming imports — no manual trigger needed
-- CSV imports need validation before execution — field mapping errors are common
-- Screenshots are surprisingly common — creators photograph liner notes, PRO statements, contract pages
-- Duplicate detection after import catches double-imports
-- PRO statements contain structured data but use inconsistent formats
-
-Tools: pica_import_streaming_link, pica_import_analyze, pica_import_validate, pica_import_execute, pica_works_create, pica_people_create, pica_documents_analyse, pica_catalog_stats, pica_find_duplicates`,
+                        text: `Please identify works and people that could benefit from metadata enrichment.
+
+Use these tools:
+1. pica_works_query - Get all works
+2. pica_people_query - Get all people
+
+Identify:
+- People without ISNI identifiers who might have one
+- People without MusicBrainz IDs who might have one
+- Works missing ISWCs that could potentially be looked up
+- People missing biographical information
+
+For each enrichment opportunity:
+- List the person/work details
+- Explain what data is missing
+- Suggest potential sources (ISNI, MusicBrainz, etc.)
+- Prioritize the most impactful enrichment opportunities
+
+Focus on people and works where enrichment would add the most value.`,
                     },
                 },
             ],
         };
     }
-    getUploadAndAnalyseSkill() {
+    /**
+     * Verify works prompt
+     */
+    getVerifyWorksPrompt() {
         return {
             messages: [
                 {
                     role: "user",
                     content: {
                         type: "text",
-                        text: `${SHARED_PREAMBLE}
-
---- SKILL: upload-and-analyse ---
-
-Get audio files attached to works and run analysis. Renders the MCP App UI — the user stays in their conversation and drops files.
-
-Prerequisite check: if no works exist, mention it: "you don't have any works yet. want to import your music first?"
-
-Check which works have audio vs not using pica_works_inspect and pica_recordings_query.
-
-"you've got [N] works but [X] don't have audio attached. audio unlocks BPM, key, mood detection, sync discoverability, and fingerprinting. want to upload some masters or mixes?"
-
-If yes:
-  → Render the upload card using pica_upload (accept: "audio")
-  → MCP App UI appears — drag and drop inside the conversation
-  → As files upload, link each to its work (match by filename, or ask)
-  → Use pica_audio_presigned_upload and pica_audio_complete_upload for the upload flow
-  → Confirm each link: "linked [filename] to '[work title]'"
-
-After upload:
-  → "want me to analyse these? I can detect BPM, key, energy, mood, and transcribe any lyrics."
-
-  If yes:
-    → Run pica_audio_analyze on each file
-    → Per result: "[title] — 120 BPM, key of C minor, high energy. lyrics transcribed."
-    → If fingerprint match found: "this track was recognised as [match] — it's already in distribution databases."
-    → If analysis fails: "couldn't analyse [filename] — file might be too short or unsupported format. try a different version?"
-
-  If no:
-    → "no problem. audio is attached, you can analyse anytime."
+                        text: `Please review unverified works and suggest which ones are ready for verification.
 
-After analysis:
-  → Summary: "[N] tracks analysed. [X] have full mood/BPM data, [Y] had lyrics transcribed, [Z] were fingerprint-matched."
-  → Nudge: "your works are getting rich now. want to check catalog health, or move on to connecting collaborators?"
+Use these tools:
+1. pica_works_query with verified: false - Get unverified works
+2. pica_recordings_by_work - Check if works have recordings
+3. pica_people_query - Check for associated people/credits
 
-Batch awareness:
-  → Many files: group feedback, don't confirm each individually
-  → "uploaded and linked 8 files. 2 couldn't match automatically — [file1] and [file2]. which works are these for?"
+For each unverified work, assess:
+- Does it have complete metadata (title, type, duration)?
+- Does it have an ISWC?
+- Does it have associated recordings?
+- Does it have proper credits/people assigned?
 
-Domain knowledge:
-- The upload card is an MCP App — renders inside the conversation, no browser needed
-- Filename-to-work matching is best-effort; ask when ambiguous rather than guess wrong
-- ACRCloud fingerprint matches confirm the recording exists in distribution — valuable signal, not a duplicate warning
-- Whisper transcription via Groq is fast but may need manual correction for sung lyrics
-- Batch uploads need grouped feedback, not per-file confirmation spam
+Categorize unverified works into:
+1. Ready to verify - Has complete information
+2. Needs minor updates - Missing 1-2 pieces of information
+3. Needs significant work - Missing multiple key fields
 
-Tools: pica_upload, pica_audio_presigned_upload, pica_audio_complete_upload, pica_audio_analyze, pica_audio_inspect, pica_works_inspect, pica_recordings_query, pica_recordings_update`,
+Provide specific recommendations for each category, including what's needed to move works forward.`,
                     },
                 },
             ],
         };
     }
-    getCloseTheLoopSkill(workId) {
-        const workInstruction = workId
-            ? `Check completeness for work ${workId} using pica_works_inspect({ id: "${workId}", sections: ["completeness", "enrichment", "credits"] }).`
-            : `If no specific work requested, find works with lowest completeness: use pica_works_query({ health_filter: "low_completeness" }). "your catalog has [N] works. [X] have gaps worth closing. want to start with '[title]'?"`;
+    /**
+     * Assess catalog health prompt
+     */
+    getAssessCatalogHealthPrompt() {
         return {
             messages: [
                 {
                     role: "user",
                     content: {
                         type: "text",
-                        text: `${SHARED_PREAMBLE}
-
---- SKILL: close-the-loop ---
-
-Per-work gap closure. Find what's missing and walk through fixing each gap. This is where the enrichment cascade decision tree lives.
-
-${workInstruction}
-
-For the target work, inspect completeness + enrichment status + credits using:
-1. pica_works_inspect with sections: ["completeness"] — full gap analysis
-2. pica_credits_list — check credits and splits
-3. pica_works_inspect with sections: ["enrichment"] — check what enrichment sources have been tried
-
-Build the gap list, ordered by impact:
-
-Gap priority order:
-  1. Missing credits/splits (blocks everything downstream)
-  2. Missing ISWC (blocks registration)
-  3. Missing publisher data (blocks royalty collection)
-  4. Missing ISRC on recording (blocks neighbouring rights)
-  5. Missing audio (blocks analysis and sync discovery)
-  6. Missing mood/BPM/key (blocks sync search)
-  7. Missing agreements (important but not urgent)
-
-For each gap, work through conversationally:
-
-Missing credits:
-  → "who wrote '[title]'? just you, or co-writers?"
-  → Add credits with roles (composer, lyricist, arranger) via pica_credits_update
-  → "what's the split?" — suggest equal split as starting point
-
-Missing ISWC — enrichment decision tree:
-  → Has IPI on credited writers? → try pica_enrich_work_mlc first
-    (gives ISWC + publisher + splits in one call)
-  → No IPI but has title + writer name? → try pica_enrich_work_musicbrainz
-    (broader matcher, less publishing data)
-  → MLC returns multiple matches? → present candidates with writer names and publisher info, let user confirm
-  → No match anywhere? → "no ISWC found yet. your PRO will assign one when you register."
-
-Missing publisher data:
-  → If MLC wasn't tried → try pica_enrich_work_mlc now
-  → If MLC returned data → "MLC shows [publisher] with [X]% share. does that look right?"
-
-Missing ISRC:
-  → Check if recording exists via pica_recordings_inspect and has ISRC
-  → If exists without ISRC → "do you have the ISRC? usually from your distributor."
-  → If no recording → "this work doesn't have a recording yet. want to upload audio?"
-
-After each gap:
-  → Don't re-read the full list. Move to next: "nice. next — [gap]..."
-  → If skip: "no problem." Move on, no follow-up.
-
-After closing gaps on 3+ works in one session:
-  → Run pica_catalog_diligence for aggregate impact
-  → "you've closed [N] gaps across [X] works. diligence score moved from [before] to [after]. biggest remaining area is [pillar]."
-
-Duplicate detection (inline):
-  → If during gap closure a duplicate is found (same ISWC, similar title + artist): surface it
-  → "this looks like it might be the same work as '[other title]'. want me to compare them side by side?"
-  → If confirmed → use pica_merge_duplicates, preserving the richer record
-
-After all gaps addressed (or user stops):
-  → Summary: "closed [N] gaps on '[title]'. PICA score went from [X] to [Y]."
-  → Offer: "want to do the next work, or take a break?"
-
-Domain knowledge:
-- Enrichment source priority: MLC first if IPI available (ISWC + publisher + splits), MusicBrainz second (broadest matcher), Spotify third (genre/mood only)
-- MLC field gotchas: uses mlcsongCode (lowercase s), writer fields are writer-prefixed, no ISWC lookup (only songCode)
-- Credits before enrichment: adding credits with IPI unlocks MLC lookups. Without credits, enrichment is limited to title+artist matching
-- Gap order matters: credits and ISWC are structural (everything else depends on them); audio and mood are additive
-- Duplicate detection during gap closure catches cases where enrichment reveals two records are the same work
-- Catalog diligence as feedback loop: after closing several gaps, show aggregate impact to motivate continued effort
-
-Tools: pica_works_inspect, pica_works_query, pica_credits_list, pica_credits_update, pica_enrich_work_mlc, pica_enrich_work_musicbrainz, pica_enrich_work_spotify, pica_recordings_inspect, pica_find_duplicates, pica_merge_duplicates, pica_catalog_diligence`,
+                        text: `Please assess the health of my music catalog using the PICA Score.
+
+Use these tools:
+1. pica_works_inspect({ sections: ["score"] }) - Get the PICA Score with pillar breakdown
+2. pica_catalog_stats - Get raw catalog statistics for additional context
+3. pica_works_query - Sample works data to understand quality
+
+Analyze:
+- The composite score and grade — is this catalog ready for commercial use?
+- Each pillar (income, ownership, asset, verification) — which is weakest?
+- The top actions — prioritize them by effort vs impact
+- Compare pillar scores to identify the biggest gaps
+
+Provide:
+- A plain-language summary of catalog health (suitable for a non-technical stakeholder)
+- The top 3 highest-impact improvements with specific steps
+- An estimate of where the score could reach after those improvements
+- Any urgent issues that need immediate attention (e.g., missing ownership data, unverified high-value works)`,
                     },
                 },
             ],
         };
     }
-    getManageCollaboratorsSkill() {
+    /**
+     * Audit credits prompt
+     */
+    getAuditCreditsPrompt() {
         return {
             messages: [
                 {
                     role: "user",
                     content: {
                         type: "text",
-                        text: `${SHARED_PREAMBLE}
-
---- SKILL: manage-collaborators ---
-
-Connect the humans behind the credits. Find collaborators, get contact info, invite them, verify splits.
-
-Prerequisite check: if no works with credits exist, mention it: "your works don't have credits yet. adding credits first makes collaborator management much easier."
-
-Scan works for credited people who aren't connected using pica_people_query.
-
-"we found [N] people credited on your works who aren't connected yet. connecting them means they can verify credits, confirm splits, and manage their side of the catalog."
-
-Present collaborators grouped by frequency:
-  → "[name] — credited on [N] works as [role]. no email on file."
-  → "[name] — credited on [N] works. has email, not yet invited."
-
-For each collaborator:
-  "do you have an email for [name]?"
-
-  If yes:
-    → Use pica_people_update to save the email
-    → "want me to send them an invite? they'll get a link to confirm their credits and set up their own workspace."
-    → If yes → use pica_collaborators_invite
-    → "invite sent. they've got 7 days to accept."
-
-  If no:
-    → "no worries. we can come back to this." Move on.
-
-After invites:
-  → "want to check the splits on works you share with [name]?"
-
-  Split review:
-    → Show current splits per work using pica_credits_list
-    → "do these look right?"
-    → If adjustment → use pica_credits_update
-    → If splits don't total 100% → "these add up to [X]%. want to adjust, or is the remaining [Y]% assigned to a publisher?"
-
-Bulk invites:
-  → Many collaborators → "want to give me all the emails at once?"
-  → Use pica_collaborators_invite_bulk for batch send
-
-Warm-path note:
-  → "when [name] accepts, their credits become verified and their identifiers will automatically link to your shared works."
-
-After session:
-  → Summary: "invited [N] collaborators, confirmed splits on [X] works."
-  → Nudge: "next — who actually owns these works? that determines licensing and registration rights."
-
-Domain knowledge:
-- Collaborator connection is social, not technical — needs emails and invitations
-- Split verification is best done while context is fresh
-- 100% split check is important but missing percentage often belongs to a publisher
-- Bulk invites are critical for large catalogs
-- Warm-path acceptance auto-links identifiers and verifies credits
-- 7-day invite expiry
-
-Tools: pica_people_query, pica_people_inspect, pica_people_update, pica_collaborators_invite, pica_collaborators_invite_bulk, pica_collaborators_invites_list, pica_credits_list, pica_credits_update, pica_recording_splits_list, pica_recording_splits_create`,
+                        text: `Please audit the credits across my music catalog to find gaps and issues.
+
+Use these tools:
+1. pica_works_query - Get all works
+2. pica_credits_list - Check credits for each work (sample at least 20 works, prioritizing recent ones)
+3. pica_people_query - Cross-reference credited people
+
+Look for:
+- Works with no credits at all (no collaborators assigned)
+- Works where splits don't total 100%
+- Works with only one credited person (potential missing collaborators)
+- People who appear in multiple works — are their roles consistent?
+- Credits with generic roles (just "writer") vs specific roles ("composer", "lyricist")
+- People credited on works but missing key identifiers (IPI, ISNI)
+
+Report:
+- Summary statistics (% of works with credits, average collaborators per work)
+- List of works with no credits (highest priority to fix)
+- List of works with potential split issues
+- Recommendations for improving credit completeness
+- People who should be enriched with external identifiers for royalty collection`,
                     },
                 },
             ],
         };
     }
-    getEstablishOwnershipSkill() {
+    /**
+     * New catalog setup prompt — first-time onboarding
+     */
+    getNewCatalogSetupPrompt() {
         return {
             messages: [
                 {
                     role: "user",
                     content: {
                         type: "text",
-                        text: `${SHARED_PREAMBLE}
-
---- SKILL: establish-ownership ---
-
-Determine and record who owns each work. This is the custody and agreements layer — who can license, register, collect, and transfer.
-
-Prerequisite check: if works don't have credits, mention it: "credits help clarify ownership. want to add those first?"
-
-"now that your works have credits and collaborators, the next important thing is ownership. who actually owns these songs? that determines who can license, register, and collect."
-
-For each work (or batch if uniform):
-
-  Role declaration:
-    → "what's your role on '[title]'? songwriter, producer, performer, publisher, or a combination?"
-    → This clarifies whether they hold publishing rights, master rights, or both
-
-  Publishing rights (composition):
-    → "do you own the publishing outright, or is there a deal?"
+                        text: `I just connected to PICA. Help me get started with my music catalog.
 
-    Self-published:
-      → "you control 100% of the publishing?"
-      → If co-writers → "do they control their shares, or does anyone have a publisher?"
-      → Record custody via pica_custody_claim
+First, read the workspace://context resource to understand my current catalog state (is it empty or do I already have works?).
 
-    Has a publisher:
-      → "who's the publisher? is it an admin deal where you keep ownership, or a traditional deal where they own a share?"
-      → Admin deal → creator retains ownership, publisher administers
-      → Traditional deal → publisher owns a percentage
-      → "do you have the agreement as a document? I can read it and extract the key terms."
-      → If yes → use pica_documents_analyse
+If the catalog is empty, welcome me and explain that I can get my music into PICA however I like:
+1. Paste a Spotify or Deezer link — use pica_import_streaming_link to import tracks with ISRCs, credits, and artwork automatically
+2. Share a spreadsheet or PRO statement — use pica_import_analyze to read columns and import in bulk
+3. Send a screenshot of a track listing or release — you can read it and create the works from what you see
+4. Just describe my songs — use pica_works_create to add them as we talk
 
-  Master rights (recording):
-    → "who owns the recordings? you, a label, or self-released?"
-    → If label → "what's the deal? do they own the masters outright, or is there a reversion clause?"
-    → Record master ownership separately from publishing
+Ask me what I've got and help me get started with whichever method I choose.
 
-  Multiple works, same deal:
-    → "does this arrangement apply to all your works, or just some?"
-    → Batch-apply where uniform
+After importing, guide me through closing the loop on each work:
+- Who wrote these songs? (pica_credits_update — add writers and set splits)
+- Are there publishing details registered? (pica_enrich_work_mlc — check MLC)
+- Do I have audio files to upload? (pica_audio_presigned_upload — for analysis)
+- What identifiers are missing? (pica_works_inspect with sections: ["enrichment"] — check coverage)
 
-  Custody claims (cross-org):
-    → If work appears in another org's catalog:
-      "this work also appears in [org name]'s catalog. that might be your publisher or distributor. want me to check, or start a custody conversation?"
-    → If yes → use pica_custody_claim
-    → "they'll have 7 days to respond. if they accept, the ownership chain is verified."
+Don't push — let me stop whenever I want. But always let me know what the next valuable step would be.
 
-After ownership established:
-  → Summary: "[N] works have clear ownership. [X] pending co-writer confirmation. [Y] have publisher agreements recorded."
-  → Nudge: "now we know who owns what. want to capture what gear was used on these recordings?"
+Also check pica_integrations_status to see if Google Calendar, Spotify, Gmail, or Telegram are connected. If not, mention that they can connect services at withpica.com/admin/settings to unlock calendar sync, email search, and notifications.
 
-Domain knowledge:
-- Ownership and credits are different things — you can write a song and not own it
-- Publishing rights (composition) and master rights (recording) often have different owners
-- Admin deals vs traditional publishing have fundamentally different ownership structures
-- Role declaration (songwriter/producer/performer/publisher) determines which rights are relevant
-- Co-writer ownership often can't be fully resolved until the co-writer confirms
-- Document analysis can extract agreement terms but user should verify
-- Custody claims are the mechanism for cross-org ownership verification
-- Batch-apply is essential when one deal covers the whole catalog
+If the catalog already has works, summarise what's there and ask what I'd like to do — import more, check health, or work on what's missing.
 
-Tools: pica_works_inspect, pica_agreements_create, pica_agreements_query, pica_agreements_inspect, pica_custody_claim, pica_custody_list, pica_documents_analyse, pica_collaborators_invites_list`,
+Important: I can always log in at withpica.com to see, verify, and manage everything you create. The dashboard and MCP see the same catalog.`,
                     },
                 },
             ],
         };
     }
-    getProductionAssetsSkill() {
+    /**
+     * Close the loop — check a specific work's gaps and offer to fix each one
+     */
+    getCloseTheLoopPrompt(workId) {
+        const workInstruction = workId
+            ? `Check completeness for work ${workId} using pica_works_inspect({ id: "${workId || "..."}", sections: ["completeness"] }).`
+            : `Ask me which work I'd like to check, or use pica_works_query({ health_filter: "low_completeness" }) to find works that need the most attention.`;
         return {
             messages: [
                 {
                     role: "user",
                     content: {
                         type: "text",
-                        text: `${SHARED_PREAMBLE}
-
---- SKILL: production-assets ---
-
-Capture what gear was used, who owns it, and link to recordings. Builds the provenance layer.
-
-Prerequisite check: if no recordings exist, mention it: "you don't have recordings yet. want to upload audio first?"
-
-"did you use any specific gear to make these recordings? instruments, microphones, synths, drum machines — anything you want on the record."
-
-If yes:
-  → Conversational: "what did you use on '[title]'?"
-  → For each piece of gear:
-    - What is it? (type, make, model)
-    - Do you own it?
-    - Used on specific recordings, or across everything?
-  → Use pica_physical_assets_create and pica_physical_assets_link_recording
-  → "logged [instrument] — linked to [N] recordings."
-  → If studio mentioned: "recorded at a specific studio? I can note that too."
-
-If many recordings with similar setups:
-  → "sounds like you use [gear list] across most of your work. want me to link these to all recordings, or just specific ones?"
+                        text: `Help me close the loop on a work — find what's missing and offer to fix each gap.
 
-If they don't know / "my producer handled that":
-  → Check if producer is a connected collaborator
-  → If connected: "want me to ask [producer name] to fill in the production details from their side?"
-  → If not connected: "do you have their email? once they're connected, they can capture the production details."
-  → Don't block — move on
+${workInstruction}
 
-If not interested:
-  → "totally fine. you can always come back to this."
-  → Move on immediately
+For the work, check every aspect of completeness:
+1. pica_works_inspect with sections: ["completeness"] — get the full gap analysis
+2. pica_credits_list — check if credits and splits are assigned
+3. pica_works_inspect with sections: ["enrichment"] — check what enrichment sources have been tried
 
-After capture:
-  → Summary: "logged [N] production assets across [X] recordings."
-  → Nudge: "last thing — want to set up notifications so you hear about changes to your catalog?"
+For each gap found, offer a specific action:
+- Missing credits → "Want me to add writers? Who wrote this song?"
+- Splits not set → "What's the split between the writers?"
+- No ISWC → "Want me to check MLC for this work?" (pica_enrich_work_mlc)
+- No ISRC → "Do you have a recording with an ISRC for this?"
+- No audio → "Got a master recording to upload?"
+- Audio not analysed → "Want me to analyse the audio for BPM, key, and mood?"
+- No agreements → "Is there a publishing agreement for this work?"
+- Not registered → "Want me to check registration status?" (pica_works_inspect with sections: ["registration"])
 
-Domain knowledge:
-- Production assets are provenance evidence — prove how music was made
-- Ownership of gear matters for insurance and lending documentation
-- Most creators use a core set of gear — batch linking saves time
-- This is the most skippable step — never push it
-- Producers often know gear details that performers don't — route to them
-- Studio attribution is valuable but optional
+Work through each gap one at a time. Let me skip any I'm not ready for. After each fix, check if the completeness score improved.
 
-Tools: pica_physical_assets_create, pica_physical_assets_link_recording, pica_physical_assets_link_work, pica_physical_assets_query, pica_recordings_query, pica_recordings_inspect`,
+Keep it conversational — don't list all gaps at once. Start with the most important one and work down.`,
                     },
                 },
             ],
         };
     }
-    getStayConnectedSkill() {
+    /**
+     * Register my works — check registration status and prepare for PRO submission
+     */
+    getRegisterMyWorksPrompt() {
         return {
             messages: [
                 {
                     role: "user",
                     content: {
                         type: "text",
-                        text: `${SHARED_PREAMBLE}
-
---- SKILL: stay-connected ---
-
-Configure ongoing notifications. The long-term relationship layer.
+                        text: `Help me check which of my works are registered and which still need registration.
+
+Steps:
+1. pica_works_query — list works, then use pica_works_inspect with sections: ["registration"] to check registration status across PROs (PRS, MCPS, PPL, MLC)
+2. For works that aren't registered, use pica_works_inspect with sections: ["registration", "completeness"] on a sample to understand what's blocking registration
+3. Identify common blockers:
+   - Missing ISWC (needed for PRS/MCPS) → suggest pica_enrich_work_mlc
+   - Missing ISRC (needed for PPL) → check if recordings have ISRCs
+   - Missing credits (needed for all) → suggest adding writers
+   - Missing identifiers on people (IPI needed for PRO registration) → suggest enrichment
+
+Report:
+- How many works are fully registered vs partially vs not at all
+- The most common blocker and how to fix it
+- Which works are closest to being registration-ready (fewest gaps)
+
+Then offer:
+- "Want me to try enriching the works missing ISWCs from MLC?"
+- "Want me to export a CWR file for the works that are ready?" (pica_export_song_registration)
+- "Want me to check registration status for a specific work?"
+
+Focus on practical next steps, not just reporting.`,
+                    },
+                },
+            ],
+        };
+    }
+    /**
+     * Workspace autopilot — assess state and route to the right workflow
+     */
+    getWorkspaceAutopilotPrompt() {
+        return {
+            messages: [
+                {
+                    role: "user",
+                    content: {
+                        type: "text",
+                        text: `You've just connected to a PICA workspace. Assess its current state and guide me to the most valuable next action.
 
-Prerequisite check: if catalog is empty, mention it: "notifications are more useful once you have works in your catalog."
+Step 1 — Orient:
+Read the workspace://context resource to get a snapshot of the catalog: org info, catalog size, health score, and top priorities.
 
-Check current integration status using pica_integrations_status.
+Step 2 — Route based on what you find:
 
-"how do you want to hear about changes to your catalog?"
+If the catalog is EMPTY (0 works):
+→ Use the new-catalog-setup workflow. Welcome me, explain how to import music (Spotify link, spreadsheet, screenshot, or just describe songs), and get started.
 
-Email (via Postmark):
-  → Per-event alerts for critical items (custody claims, collaborator responses, enrichment proposals)
-  → Weekly digest summarising catalog activity
-  → "what email should I send to?" → confirm address on file
+If the catalog has works but LOW completeness (PICA Score below 50 or many gaps):
+→ Use pica_works_query({ health_filter: "low_completeness" }) to find the works that need the most attention.
+→ Pick the top 3 and offer to run close-the-loop on them one at a time.
+→ Tell me: "Your catalog has [N] works but many have gaps. Want me to start closing the loop on the ones that need the most attention?"
 
-Telegram:
-  → Real-time push — fastest channel
-  → Configurable categories: catalog_alerts, custody_events, collaborator_updates, enrichment_results
-  → Guide through bot setup if not connected using pica_telegram_connect
-  → Check status with pica_telegram_status
-  → "what do you want to hear about? everything, or just the important stuff?"
+If there are DUPLICATE signals (workspace context mentions duplicates):
+→ Use the find-duplicates workflow. Tell me how many potential duplicates exist and offer to review them.
 
-Both:
-  → "most people use telegram for real-time and email for the weekly summary."
+If works are UNREGISTERED (registration coverage is low):
+→ Use the register-my-works workflow. Tell me how many works aren't registered and what's blocking them.
 
-Calendar:
-  → Check Google Calendar connection via pica_integrations_status
-  → If connected: "want me to add upcoming deadlines?" using pica_calendar_events
-  → If not: "connecting Google Calendar lets me add custody deadlines, agreement expirations, and registration dates."
+If the catalog is HEALTHY (score above 70, few gaps):
+→ Use assess-catalog-health for a maintenance check. Tell me: "Your catalog looks solid. Here's a quick health check and what could still improve."
 
-Scheduled reminders:
-  → "want me to check in on anything specific? I can set a reminder to follow up on [pending item]."
-  → Use pica_notify_user_at for scheduled notifications
-  → Use pica_notify_user_list_pending to show existing reminders
+If none of the above clearly applies:
+→ Use pica_catalog_stats and pica_works_inspect({ sections: ["score"] }) to give me a quick summary, then ask what I'd like to focus on.
 
-After configuration:
-  → Summary: "you're set up on [channels]. you'll hear about [categories]."
-  → Nudge: "your catalog is in good shape now. want to see a full report, or generate a catalog asset report?"
+Step 3 — Explain your routing:
+Tell me WHY you chose the workflow you did, in one sentence. Example: "Your catalog has 42 works but 28 are missing credits, so let's close those gaps first."
 
-Domain knowledge:
-- Email and Telegram are presented as equal options — user picks what works for them
-- Telegram is fastest (real-time push), email is for digests and critical alerts
-- Calendar integration turns deadlines into calendar events
-- Notification density matters — too many alerts get ignored
-- Scheduled reminders are for specific follow-ups, not ongoing alerts
+Step 4 — Offer alternatives:
+After explaining, mention 1-2 other things I could do instead. Example: "Or if you'd rather import more music first, I can help with that too."
 
-Tools: pica_integrations_status, pica_telegram_connect, pica_telegram_status, pica_directory_settings, pica_notify_user_at, pica_notify_user_list_pending, pica_calendar_events, pica_notifications_list`,
+Important: Don't run all workflows at once. Pick the single most valuable action and commit to it. You can always switch later.`,
                     },
                 },
             ],
         };
     }
-    getExportAndReportSkill() {
+    /**
+     * Prepare for sync — get catalog sync-ready
+     */
+    getPrepareForSyncPrompt() {
         return {
             messages: [
                 {
                     role: "user",
                     content: {
                         type: "text",
-                        text: `${SHARED_PREAMBLE}
-
---- SKILL: export-and-report ---
-
-Generate reports, exports, and proof documents. Everything built through the journey becomes tangible output.
-
-"what do you need?"
-
-Catalog health report:
-  → Use pica_catalog_stats + pica_catalog_diligence + pica_works_inspect (sections: score)
-  → Plain language: "your catalog has [N] works. [X]% have complete credits, [Y]% have ISWCs, [Z]% have audio analysed."
-  → Strengths and gaps
-  → If returning: "since last time, your score went from [X] to [Y]."
-
-Catalog Asset Report (CAR):
-  → Check prerequisites: ownership, credits, identifiers
-  → If gaps: "the CAR will be stronger with [X] resolved first. want to address that, or generate as-is?"
-  → Attestation: "the CAR includes a creator attestation — a declaration that the information is accurate. ready to attest?"
-  → Section selection: "full report covers ownership, valuation, assets, agreements, intelligence, audio. all or specific?"
-  → Use pica_export_catalog_asset_report to generate
-  → Deliver via download card using pica_download
-  → "your CAR is ready — ZIP with PDF report and supporting data, SHA-256 integrity verified."
-
-CWR export (registration):
-  → Check which works are registration-ready
-  → If some aren't: "out of [N] works, [X] are ready. [Y] are missing [what]. want to export what's ready?"
-  → Use pica_export_song_registration to generate CWR file
-  → "here's your CWR file. you'll need to submit this to your PRO — PICA prepares the file in the format they accept."
-
-Catalog CSV:
-  → "want a spreadsheet of your full catalog?"
-  → Use pica_export_catalog_csv and deliver via download card
-
-Provenance certificate:
-  → Per-work chain-of-title certificate
-  → Use pica_provenance_certificate and pica_provenance_work
-  → "documents ownership history and attestations for [title]."
-
-Industry-ready package:
-  → "pitching to a distributor or publisher? I can generate a metadata package in their format."
-  → Use pica_export_industry_ready
-
-Sync readiness check:
-  → "how many works have analysed audio, mood tags, and genre set?"
-  → Show readiness breakdown
-  → Offer to trigger analysis on tracks with uploads but no analysis
-  → Use pica_search_for_sync to find sync-ready tracks
-
-Carbon footprint:
-  → Streaming + distribution carbon metrics
-  → Use pica_carbon_footprint and pica_carbon_live
-  → "your catalog's estimated footprint is [X]. here's the breakdown."
-
-After any export:
-  → "anything else, or are you good for now?"
-  → No nudge — this is often the end of a session
-
-Domain knowledge:
-- CAR is the flagship output — maps creative portfolios to property-lending equivalents
-- CWR is the registration format but PICA doesn't submit — user takes it to their PRO
-- Attestation is a legal step — user is declaring accuracy
-- Export quality depends on catalog quality — a CAR with gaps is less useful but still valid
-- Provenance certificates are per-work — useful for licensing negotiations
-- Carbon footprint is a differentiator — few platforms track this
-- Sync readiness is about audio analysis data (BPM, key, mood), not metadata
-
-Tools: pica_catalog_stats, pica_catalog_diligence, pica_works_inspect, pica_export_catalog_asset_report, pica_export_song_registration, pica_export_catalog_csv, pica_export_industry_ready, pica_export_ai_consent, pica_provenance_stats, pica_provenance_certificate, pica_provenance_work, pica_carbon_footprint, pica_carbon_live, pica_search_for_sync, pica_download`,
+                        text: `Help me get my catalog ready for sync licensing — make sure my works are discoverable and attractive to music supervisors.
+
+Steps:
+1. pica_catalog_stats — get an overview of the catalog
+2. pica_works_query — sample works to check what's missing for sync readiness
+3. For each work, check:
+   - Has audio been uploaded? (supervisors need to hear it)
+   - Has audio been analysed? (BPM, key, energy, mood — needed for search)
+   - Are mood tags and genre set? (how supervisors search)
+   - Is duration recorded? (supervisors filter by length)
+   - Are lyrics transcribed? (for lyrical content search)
+   - Is there a Spotify/YouTube link? (supervisors check existing presence)
+
+Report:
+- How many works have analysed audio vs unanalysed vs no audio at all
+- How many have mood tags and genre vs missing
+- The fastest path to sync-readiness (which works are closest)
+
+Then offer:
+- "Want me to trigger audio analysis on the tracks that have uploads but no analysis?"
+- "Want me to search for sync-ready tracks you already have?" (pica_search_for_sync)
+- "Want me to enrich works from Spotify to pull in genre and mood data?"
+
+The goal is making works findable by mood, BPM, key, and energy — that's what sync supervisors search by.`,
                     },
                 },
             ],