> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.tagada.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Prompt Library

> Three ready-to-use prompts for the Tagada Config MCP.

Open one, copy it, replace the placeholders. Each prompt carries the order the checks should run in — which is rarely the order you would guess.

<AccordionGroup>
  <Accordion title="Diagnose a broken store" description="Something is wrong and you want the cause, not a checklist.">
    ```text theme={null}
    You have access to the Tagada Config MCP. Diagnose this store.

    Store: <store name>
    Symptom: <what customers or the team are seeing>

    Work in this order:

    1. Call list_stores and match the store by name. Never guess a store id.

    2. Pick the first check from the symptom:
       - No orders at all, or a sudden stop  -> check_checkout. A store taking
         zero orders is almost always unreachable (no active funnel, an
         unpublished one, or an unverified domain), not a payment problem.
       - Cards declined, payments failing    -> check_payment.
       - Complaints from one country         -> check_shipping.
       - One product cannot be bought        -> check_catalog.
       - Unclear                             -> check_checkout, then check_payment.

    3. Run the remaining checks anyway. A second blocker is common and the first
       one hides it.

    4. Call get_setup_status last, and point out every step the checklist calls
       "completed" that a check contradicts.

    Report all ERROR findings before any WARNING. For each one give the message,
    the evidence, and where in the CRM I fix it. If a check fails because of my
    permissions, say so instead of guessing.
    ```
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="Pre-launch go / no-go" description="A store is about to open and you want a verdict, not a status.">
    ```text theme={null}
    You have access to the Tagada Config MCP. Run a pre-launch check on this
    store and give me a go / no-go.

    Store:        <store name>
    Launching in: <country>
    Selling in:   <currency>

    1. Call list_stores and match the store by name. Never guess a store id.
    2. Run all four checks - check_catalog, check_shipping, check_payment,
       check_checkout. Run all four even if the first one fails.
    3. Call get_setup_status and note any step it calls "completed" that a check
       contradicts.

    Then answer in this order:

    - VERDICT: GO or NO-GO.
    - BLOCKERS: every ERROR, one line each, with the CRM screen to fix it.
    - RISKS: every WARNING, one line each.
    - NOT VERIFIED: anything you could not check, and why.

    Confirm explicitly that the catalog is priced in <currency>, that shipping
    covers <country>, and that at least one processor can charge in <currency>.
    A store can pass the checklist at 5/5 and still be unable to take an order.
    ```
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="Portfolio audit" description="You manage several stores and want to know which ones are broken.">
    ```text theme={null}
    You have access to the Tagada Config MCP. Audit every store I can reach.

    1. Call list_stores. It spans every organisation I belong to - cover all of
       them, not just the first.
    2. For each store, run check_checkout and check_payment. Those two decide
       whether an order can be placed at all.
    3. For any store failing either one, also run check_catalog and
       check_shipping to get the full picture.

    Give me a single table:

      Store | Organisation | Can take orders? | Blockers

    Broken stores first. One short line per blocker, no evidence dumps.

    End with the stores you could not check and why. A missing permission is a
    result, not a store to leave out.
    ```
  </Accordion>
</AccordionGroup>

## Next

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  <Card title="Tools Reference" icon="wrench" href="/developer-tools/crm-mcp/tools-reference">
    The nine tools, what they report, and the one that writes.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Get Started" icon="plug" href="/developer-tools/crm-mcp/introduction">
    Connect your client.
  </Card>
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