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These are real flows the Goody MCP server supports today. Responses are illustrative — your products, prices, and contacts will differ — but the shape matches how the Goody MCP server actually behaves.
A few defaults to know: gift searches return up to 5 curated matches (ask for changes to refine), US shipping is the default (say so for international recipients), alcohol is excluded unless you ask for it, and you always see a preview and price before anything is sent.

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Find a gift under a budget

“Find a thank-you gift under $50 for a client who loves coffee.”
The assistant searches the catalog with your intent and budget, and typically also offers a Gift of Choice — Goody’s “let them pick” option where the recipient chooses from a curated collection and you fund the amount.
Example response

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Preview, confirm, and send to one recipient

“Send the Cold Brew Starter Kit to Sarah Chen at sarah@acme.com with a thank-you card. Email it to her.”
The assistant assembles the send — greeting card, optional message, payment method — then builds a preview link and prices it, and asks you to confirm before sending:
Example response
After you say yes, it sends and confirms whether the recipient was notified. Sarah enters her own shipping details when she accepts — and can swap the gift unless you disable swapping.
Prefer to ship straight to an address? Say “ship it directly to 123 Main St…” and the assistant uses direct send — no email or link, the physical gift goes to the address you give. Want to send later? “Schedule it for next Monday” works too (up to 3 months out).

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Add contacts and build a list

“Add these three new hires to my workspace and put them in an ‘Onboarding’ list: Maya Patel (maya@northwind.com, birthday March 12), James Okafor (james@northwind.com), and Lena Fischer (lena@northwind.com).”
Example response
If a contact with the same email already exists, the assistant won’t silently overwrite it — it tells you and offers to update the existing contact instead.

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Turn a gift into a recurring autogift

“Set up a birthday autogift for my Clients list, using that gift I just sent to Sarah as the template.”
You can clone a past send like this, or build a brand-new rule from scratch (“set up a $50 birthday autogift for my Clients list with the Cold Brew Kit and a birthday card”). Either way the rule is created paused:
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Only after you explicitly say yes does the assistant activate the rule. You can ask it to list, pause, or re-activate your autogifts any time (“what autogifts do I have running?”).