Icelook

Add (favorite true) or remove (false) a specialist by exact nickname in the user's saved favorites — the list list_my_specialists returns.

set_favorite

Search the specialist's own client roster by name substring (omit 'query' to list everyone, most recently active first). Returns each client's id — the handle get_client_details, book_client_appointment and set_client_notes take. Blocked clients and clients the specialist removed from their list are not listed; a removed client's id from an earlier result still works with get_client_details and book_client_appointment, and booking brings them back.

find_client

A specialist's public profile by exact nickname, without an availability scan: bio, rating, salon address, contacts (instagram, phones, telegram, whatsapp, viber), booking policy, and the full service menu with prices (integer cents) and durations. Use for any price/menu/address/contact question; for free TIMES use check_availability.

get_specialist_menu

Read a specialist's public reviews with their texts (exact nickname), newest first, 20 per page. For just the average rating get_specialist_menu is enough.

get_specialist_reviews

Event timeline of ONE appointment on the specialist's own calendar (id from get_my_schedule or get_client_details): who accepted/cancelled/moved it and when, old and new times of reschedules, reminders sent, the client's review. Only for questions about past changes — current state comes from get_my_schedule. For the user's own booking with another specialist use get_my_appointment_history.

get_appointment_history

Business analytics for the specialist's own practice — earnings/revenue, appointment totals, client loyalty, review trend, schedule utilization (pick 'areas'; default all). Derive 'period' from the question: a named month → 'custom' with dateFrom/dateTo (the response includes the preceding window for comparison). 'today' works on every plan; other periods need a paid plan — the error names the tier. Money is integer cents. For one client's lifetime stats use get_client_details.

get_business_analytics

Everything about one client of the specialist (clientId from find_client): private notes, blocked status, removed status (removedAt: the specialist removed them from their list; booking them again brings them back), lifetime stats (total paid, visit count, first/last visit), pending booking requests, upcoming and recent past appointments, most-used services. Times in the specialist's timezone; money integer cents.

get_client_details

Event timeline of ONE appointment the user booked as a client (id from get_my_appointments): who confirmed/cancelled/moved it and when, old and new times of reschedules, reminders sent, the review. Only for questions about past changes — current state comes from get_my_appointments.

get_my_appointment_history

List the beauty appointments the user booked as a client: all upcoming first (pending or confirmed), then past, newest first; page with pagination.nextCursor and filter rows yourself (no status filter). Times are local to each specialist's timezone; prices integer cents. Row ids feed cancel_my_appointment, reschedule_my_appointment, set_appointment_reminder, and get_my_appointment_history. For the user's own specialist calendar use get_my_schedule instead.

get_my_appointments

The reviews clients left on the specialist's own profile, with texts, newest first, 20 per page. For aggregate numbers over a period use get_business_analytics area 'reviews'.

get_my_reviews

The specialist's own beauty-booking calendar. For the next/earliest scheduled working day on or after today, use period 'next_working_day' and OMIT dateFrom/dateTo: Icelook resolves the specialist's local today, includes today even after closing, and returns only the earliest working day within the next 3 months. Do not calculate a date range for this request. For multi-day or explicit-date calendars, use period 'range' (the default; a month from local today unless dates are supplied, max 3 months; past dates work). Returns hours, breaks, appointments (client, services, time, price, status, note), pending counts, and cancelled/rejected bookings separately. Times are local HH:MM; use returned today/timezone, never the device's calendar date. In range mode, missing dates within the returned range are days off. Beauty practice only, never the user's general/work calendar. Appointment ids feed respond_to_appointment, reschedule_appointment, get_appointment_history.

get_my_schedule

The specialist's own price list as clients see it: groups and services with ids, prices (integer cents), durations — plus nickname, bio, address, contacts, and booking policy. Ids and exact names feed update_service, delete_service, and book_client_appointment. Read this before bulk edits.

get_my_services

List the specialists the user saved as favorites: nickname (the handle other tools take), name, rating. Use first when the user refers to a specialist loosely ('my nail tech'). There is no public search — if someone is not listed, ask for their exact nickname instead of guessing.

list_my_specialists

Rename ONE service group on the specialist's own menu (group by id or exact name). The services inside are unchanged.

rename_service_group

Move a CONFIRMED appointment on the specialist's OWN calendar to a new date/startTime (30-minute grid, own timezone; services, price and confirmed status stay; the client is notified). ALWAYS use this to move — never cancel and rebook. The specialist's own moves skip the rest buffer; only real overlaps or outside-hours fail. Optional clampedDurationMinutes squeezes into a tighter window at full price — only when the specialist says they can work faster. The user's own booking with another specialist moves via reschedule_my_appointment.

reschedule_appointment

Move a CONFIRMED appointment the user booked as a client to a new date/startTime (specialist's timezone; verify the slot with check_availability first; services stay the same). May return to 'pending' if the specialist approves manually — tell the user. To move an appointment on the user's OWN specialist calendar use reschedule_appointment.

reschedule_my_appointment

Act on an appointment on the specialist's OWN calendar (id from get_my_schedule or get_client_details): accept or reject a PENDING request; complete, no_show, or cancel a CONFIRMED one (complete/no_show only after its start time). cancel REQUIRES reason: got_sick | schedule_changed | other (+reasonDetails) — ask the user which. The client is notified. To MOVE an appointment use reschedule_appointment — never cancel and rebook. For the user's own booking with another specialist use cancel_my_appointment.

respond_to_appointment

Publish the user's review of a COMPLETED appointment (id from get_my_appointments): rating 1-5 stars, optional public comment. Allowed once per appointment, within 3 days after it ends. It cannot be edited or deleted — confirm the rating and exact wording with the user first.

create_review

Set, change, or remove the push reminder for an upcoming appointment of the user (id from get_my_appointments). minutesBefore: 15, 30, 60, 120, 1440 (24h) or 2880 (48h) before start — pick the closest and tell the user; null removes the reminder.

set_appointment_reminder

Set the specialist's PRIVATE notes on one of their clients (clientId from find_client). REPLACES the existing note — to append, read current notes via get_client_details first; null clears. The client never sees them.

set_client_notes

Open NEW working days on the specialist's own calendar, 1-365 per call: date, startTime/endTime (30-minute grid; endTime may be 24:00), optional breaks (don't invent unasked ones). Today or later only. Dates that already have a working day are SKIPPED, never overwritten — edit those with update_working_day.

set_working_days

Change name, priceCents (the quoted price in integer cents: 650 → 65000), durationMinutes, description, and/or group of ONE service on the specialist's own menu (service by id or exact name; group must already exist, null ungroups). Applies to future bookings only. Removing entirely = delete_service.

update_service

Edit ONE existing working day on the specialist's own calendar: change hours (startTime AND endTime together) and/or addBreaks / removeBreaks (by break start time). Provide only what the user asked to change. Shrinking hours fails if booked appointments would fall outside — move them first. Past days can't be edited. No working day yet → set_working_days; closing the day → delete_working_day.

update_working_day

Change how clients may book the specialist: requiresApproval (true = bookings arrive as pending requests), minLeadTimeMinutes (how far in advance clients must book), bufferTimeMinutes (rest kept free after each appointment). Binds client bookings only — the specialist's own booking tools bypass both. Future bookings only.

update_booking_policy

Set the bio on the specialist's own public profile (max 128 chars; null clears). Use the user's wording verbatim unless they ask for help. Phones, addresses and social handles never go in the bio — use update_contact_details.

update_bio

Update only the named contact fields on the specialist's own public profile: instagram, telegram, phoneNumber/2/3 (international format), whatsapp, viber, rawAddress (workplace address). Omitted fields keep their value; null is IGNORED, not an erase — to erase, list field names in 'clear'. Handles and numbers may be pasted as dictated; they are normalized. Check which phone slots are taken via get_my_services before adding, or an existing number is overwritten.

update_contact_details