Minty

Use only when the user asks for cashback on a product, category, brand, or specific merchant/store. Put merchant names in merchant, brands in brand, domains in domain_name, and product/category-style queries in category when possible (for example, "beauty products" -> "Beauty & Personal Care", "running shoes" -> "Sports & Outdoors"). Do not use for app status, health checks, connectivity tests, or generic prompts like "is this working?", "test Minty", or "are you connected?" unless the user also explicitly asks for real cashback results. Examples: "Cashback for laptops", "Is there cashback on Adidas?", "What cashback does Bloomchic?". When the Minty widget is displayed, it already shows merchant names, logos, offers, cashback rates, and available action buttons. Keep your accompanying response brief. Do not duplicate the widget with images, logos, offer or merchant lists, shopping links, or action buttons (such as "Shop via Minty"); direct the user to the widget instead. Provide additional text details or comparisons when explicitly requested. If the widget is unavailable, provide a concise text summary; always explain errors or empty results clearly.

find_product_cashback

Use ONLY when the user explicitly asks for a coupon, coupon code, promo code, or discount code ("Find me a coupon for Nike", "any promo code for Sephora?"). For general store savings or promo questions, use find_store_offers instead. Put merchant names in merchant, domains in domain_name, and category/product-style queries in category when possible. Do not use for app status or health checks. IMPORTANT: NEVER print the actual coupon codes in your text response. Tell the user to click the "Copy" button in the custom UI below to copy the code. When the Minty widget is displayed, it already shows merchant names, logos, offers, cashback rates, and available action buttons. Keep your accompanying response brief. Do not duplicate the widget with images, logos, offer or merchant lists, shopping links, or action buttons (such as "Shop via Minty"); direct the user to the widget instead. Provide additional text details or comparisons when explicitly requested. If the widget is unavailable, provide a concise text summary; always explain errors or empty results clearly.

find_coupon_codes

Default tool for any store or merchant question ("Nike", "Nike deals", "save at Target", "Sephora offers"). Also handles product category savings. Use this unless the user explicitly asks for a coupon, promo code, or discount code. Do not use for cashback rates (use find_product_cashback), app status, health checks, connectivity tests, or generic prompts like "is this working?", "test Minty", or "are you connected?" unless the user also explicitly asks for real shopping offers. Put merchant names in merchant, domains in domain_name, and category/product-style queries in category when possible (for example, "home decor" -> "Home, Garden, & Improvement"). IMPORTANT: NEVER print the actual coupon codes in your text response. Tell the user to click the "Copy" button in the custom UI below to copy the code. When the Minty widget is displayed, it already shows merchant names, logos, offers, cashback rates, and available action buttons. Keep your accompanying response brief. Do not duplicate the widget with images, logos, offer or merchant lists, shopping links, or action buttons (such as "Shop via Minty"); direct the user to the widget instead. Provide additional text details or comparisons when explicitly requested. If the widget is unavailable, provide a concise text summary; always explain errors or empty results clearly.

find_store_offers

Internal-only analytics tool used by the Minty widget to record UI clicks and outbound link actions. Not intended for assistant/model use. No user-facing response is needed for this analytics result; do not render merchant logos, offers, shopping links, or action buttons from it.

track_ui_event