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Data tool: coaching report for a specific participant in a competition. Includes the full ranked participant list with the specified user highlighted, plus individual historical_trend blocks for at-risk and falling-behind participants (up to 10, with the focused user always included when they are not on track) — avg_period_score, best_period_score, trend: improving/declining/steady, recent vs prior period averages. Also includes an all_participants_trend block when org graphstats are available. If graphstats fail or are sparse, YAML may omit some trend blocks; still call render_competition_coaching_widget in widget hosts so the user gets the full interactive card. When the focused participant is on_track, YAML typically has no historical_trend for them; call render anyway — the card still shows the leaderboard with focus. Use for natural requests like "coaching details", "pull coaching", or "drill into [person] on this comp" — not only after get_competition_leaderboard. In ChatGPT and MCP Apps hosts, after this call succeeds you MUST call render_competition_coaching_widget in the same turn with the same competition_id and user_id. Do not ask the user whether they want the card or tell them to "say if you want it invoked" — only skip render when the user explicitly asked for text-only or no UI.

get_competition_coaching_report

Admin data tool. Returns the full ranked participant list for a specific competition. Each result states whether the competition is team or individual, how many teams or players have joined, plus status (on_track / at_risk / falling_behind) and a competition-wide trend summary. Use this for a top-level view of how a competition is going. To drill into a specific participant's coaching details use get_competition_coaching_report. Use the id field from get_org_competitions to look up a leaderboard. In ChatGPT and MCP Apps hosts, after this succeeds you MUST call render_competition_leaderboard_widget in the same turn with the same competition_id. Do not ask the user to opt in or confirm the widget — only skip when they asked for text-only or no UI.

get_competition_leaderboard

Returns recent Alert notifications for the authenticated Spinify user's organisation. Each notification has a title, human-readable message, received timestamp, and a URL to the full notification detail page. Results are formatted as YAML for easy reading. No arguments are needed — the user identity is derived from the Bearer token.

get_notifications

Returns all currently running competitions for the organisation, including whether each is a team or individual competition, participant counts (teams vs players), health flags (no participants, low participation, ending soon), and a historical_trend block per competition derived from competition-level graphstats. The historical_trend is the combined performance of ALL participants — it is NOT individual data. Use this tool to get a high-level picture of which competitions need attention before drilling in with get_competition_coaching_report. Results are formatted as YAML sorted by days remaining ascending.

get_org_competitions

Looks up users and teams in the organisation by name and returns their IDs. Use this to resolve a person or team name to a user_id or team_id before calling ring_gong, get_user_competition_summary, or get_competition_coaching_report. Matching is fuzzy: each word in the search term must appear somewhere in the display name (case-insensitive), so "bob sm" matches "Bob Smith". A search term of at least 2 characters is required — orgs can have thousands of members.

get_org_members

Admin-only tool. Returns all active competitions for a specific user, including their rank, score vs target, and progress percentage. Each competition also includes a historical_trend block derived from that user's individual graphstats — this shows how their performance has changed over time (avg_period_score, best_period_score, trend: improving/declining/steady, recent vs prior period averages). Use the historical_trend data when asked how a rep is doing compared to their previous results — the trend and period averages are the historical comparison. Use this after get_org_competitions or get_competition_coaching_report identifies a low performer to get a full picture across every competition they are currently in.

get_user_competition_summary

Always call get_competition_coaching_report with the same competition_id and user_id before calling this tool. This render-only tool attaches the interactive coaching leaderboard card in ChatGPT and MCP Apps hosts (decoupled pattern). In widget-capable hosts, call this in the same assistant turn immediately after the data tool — do not ask the user to opt in, confirm, or "say if you want the card"; that is incorrect unless they already asked for text-only or no UI. Applies even when YAML has no historical_trend (e.g. focused participant on_track) or no all_participants_trend. Re-fetches coaching data for the iframe.

render_competition_coaching_widget

Always call get_competition_leaderboard with the same competition_id before calling this tool. This render-only tool attaches the interactive leaderboard card in ChatGPT and MCP Apps hosts (decoupled pattern). In widget-capable hosts, call this in the same assistant turn immediately after the data tool — do not ask the user to opt in or confirm the widget. Skip only when the user explicitly asked for text-only or no UI. Re-fetches leaderboard data for the iframe.

render_competition_leaderboard_widget

Rings the gong for a user or team, celebrating an achievement. Triggers a real-time notification in MySpinify, on leaderboard TVs, and any connected integrations (e.g. Slack, Microsoft Teams). IMPORTANT: Before calling this tool, always show the user the proposed title and message and wait for explicit confirmation. Never call this tool without the user approving the content first — gongs are broadcast publicly and cannot be undone. Use get_org_members to look up the recipient's ID by name before calling this tool. Both title and message must be plain text — no markdown (no **, *, #, >, etc.), no emojis, no special formatting of any kind. The content is rendered as-is in TV displays and push notifications.

ring_gong