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Before running anything that changes my machine, surface any required secrets or setup steps and show me the commands for review first, then wait for my approval.\nYou will need:\n- Tidio: Tidio account with Lyro AI Agent enabled\n- Chili Piper: Concierge router plus Admin-generated API token","package":{"filename":"tidio-conversational-booking.zip","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/9RQhRYfZ4nupQSa/install?revision=1&t=0.mWq6So98_q-3PmNiGa9OrrY3cpuTDOXKozUFbHaZ24U&format=zip","manifest_url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/9RQhRYfZ4nupQSa/install?revision=1&t=0.mWq6So98_q-3PmNiGa9OrrY3cpuTDOXKozUFbHaZ24U","bytes":11948,"sha256":"e638da9995598d449568e6fbdbf5afeb1ebfaf9d27d7cabd6d251b2215f97e4d"},"file_inventory":[{"name":"SKILL-booking.md","role":"instructions","bytes":7162,"sha256":"8c4c928c4fe70edd55d7ace5cef04366aea961b4a071153738f3f3aa8fc1f984","encoding":"utf8","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/9RQhRYfZ4nupQSa/install?revision=1&t=0.mWq6So98_q-3PmNiGa9OrrY3cpuTDOXKozUFbHaZ24U&file=SKILL-booking.md"},{"name":"chilipiper-edge-api.md","role":"reference","bytes":4420,"sha256":"75ce80d4fd3a0906eac4f7eb2d55488e7bc590fd68913527aaa50e0fa5e14376","encoding":"utf8","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/9RQhRYfZ4nupQSa/install?revision=1&t=0.mWq6So98_q-3PmNiGa9OrrY3cpuTDOXKozUFbHaZ24U&file=chilipiper-edge-api.md"}],"files":[{"name":"SKILL-booking.md","role":"instructions","bytes":7162,"sha256":"8c4c928c4fe70edd55d7ace5cef04366aea961b4a071153738f3f3aa8fc1f984","encoding":"utf8","content":"---\nname: tidio-conversational-booking\ndescription: Guide the user through setting up conversational meeting booking with Tidio's Lyro AI and Chili Piper (Concierge via the Edge API) — Lyro qualifies website visitors in chat and books confirmed meetings without forms or scheduling links. Use this skill whenever the user mentions connecting Lyro to Chili Piper, booking meetings through chat, qualifying website visitors with Lyro, Lyro Actions with a scheduling tool, or implementing this G2 blueprint — even if they only ask about one piece. Claude cannot click through these platforms for the user; instead, it interviews the user for their specifics (qualification criteria, disqualification path, router setup) and generates every paste-ready artifact — Lyro guidance text, Action configuration, and API payloads — then walks them through where each one goes.\n---\n\n# Tidio Conversational Booking: Lyro AI → Chili Piper\n\nThe workflow being built:\n\n1. **Lyro AI** (in Tidio) proactively engages website visitors and qualifies them against the user's criteria.\n2. Qualified leads book **conversationally** — Lyro calls the **Chili Piper Edge API** via two Actions run in sequence: the first routes the lead and returns available slots, the second books the visitor's chosen slot. Calendar invites go out immediately.\n\n## How to run this session\n\nWork through the phases in order. **Interview first, generate second.** Do not produce guidance text or API configs until you have the user's answers — generic output defeats the purpose.\n\n### Phase 0 — Interview\n\nCollect before generating anything:\n\n1. **Company & pitch**: what they sell, to whom, core value proposition. This goes into Lyro's Guidance so it can answer product questions mid-qualification.\n2. **Qualification criteria**: concrete rules (company size, industry, use case, budget, region). Ask for hard disqualifiers vs. soft signals separately.\n3. **Disqualification path**: where non-fits go — support email, self-serve signup, docs, newsletter. Without an explicit instruction, Lyro will push everyone toward booking.\n4. **Deployment scope**: whole website or specific pages (Contact Sales, Pricing).\n5. **Chili Piper setup**: existing Concierge router? Which trigger type (Third-party Form / In-app Button / Router Link)? Is an Admin available to generate the API token?\n6. **Meeting logistics**: duration, how far out to offer slots (e.g., next 7 days), timezone considerations.\n7. **Tone**: formal or casual; phrases to use or avoid.\n\nIf the user says \"just use sensible defaults,\" proceed but flag each assumption inline.\n\n### Phase 1 — Lyro: Proactive Roles + Guidance\n\n**UI path**: Tidio → Lyro AI Agent → Behavior → **Proactive Roles** (this is the correct feature name).\n\nThe user enables Proactive Roles, chooses trigger conditions (pages, timing), and pastes the artifacts you generate. Separately, under Lyro's **Guidance**, they paste their company/pitch information.\n\n**Generate two artifacts:**\n\n**(a) First message** — short and contextual to the page (on a pricing page, reference evaluating the product; not a generic \"How can I help?\").\n\n**(b) Behavioral guidance** — structured as:\n- Role: qualify inbound visitors for a sales call.\n- The qualification questions (from Phase 0), asked naturally across the conversation — 2–4 max before offering to book, never as a form dump.\n- Hard rule: **only offer booking if all criteria are met**, with the criteria stated explicitly.\n- Disqualification behavior: politely route non-fits to the Phase 0 path. Never book a disqualified lead.\n- Always collect email and first name before booking — required for the Chili Piper call.\n- Tone instructions.\n\nKeep it under ~300 words. Lyro follows tight instructions better than long ones.\n\n### Phase 2 — Chili Piper: token + endpoints\n\nRead `references/chilipiper-edge-api.md` for full endpoint details, payloads, and gotchas before generating configs. In short:\n\n**Prerequisites**: a Concierge router with a configured trigger, and a Chili Piper **Admin** (only Admins can generate tokens; Workspace Managers cannot).\n\n**Token**: Command Center → Credentials → Generate Token → permission **Concierge.schedule** → copy immediately (shown once). The router's Booking Page → **Custom API tab** provides the tenant's exact endpoint URL and starter request body — field names vary by tenant, so treat it as the source of truth.\n\n**The two-call pattern**:\n1. `POST .../concierge/routers/[routerSlug]/rest` with `form` data, `options.trigger`, and an `interval` → returns `routeId` + `startTimes`.\n2. `POST .../concierge/routing/[routeId]/schedule-simple` with the chosen `startTime` → returns `meetingId`; invites sent immediately.\n\nGotchas to surface: always pass `options.trigger` explicitly; sessions are single-use and expire (refresh with a new Call 1 if the visitor dawdles or booking fails); slot times are UTC — present local times but submit the UTC value verbatim.\n\n### Phase 3 — Lyro Actions configuration\n\n**UI path**: Tidio → Lyro AI Agent → Behavior → **Actions** (legacy projects may show \"Smart Actions\" — same tool).\n\nGenerate, using the user's real router slug, trigger type, and criteria:\n\n**(a) Action instructions** — Action 1 triggers only after qualification criteria are confirmed met AND email + name are collected; Action 2 triggers only after the visitor picks a slot from the presented options. Be explicit; vague trigger instructions are the top failure mode.\n\n**(b) Two Actions, called in sequence:**\n- **Action 1 — get available slots.** POST to the router endpoint (`.../concierge/routers/{routerSlug}/rest`) with `Authorization: Bearer <token>` and `Content-Type: application/json` headers; body uses Lyro session variables for email/name in `form`, plus an `interval`. Map `schedulingData.startTimes` and `routeId` as output variables so Lyro can present slots conversationally and reuse `routeId` in Action 2.\n- **Action 2 — confirm the booking.** POST the visitor's chosen `startTime` to `.../concierge/routing/{routingId}/schedule-simple`, with the saved `routeId` as the `routingId` path parameter. Enable **Ask visitor to confirm Action** here — it books a real meeting.\n\n**(c) A test script** — 3–4 Playground conversations: a qualified lead that books; a disqualified lead; a qualified lead who abandons before picking a slot (tests session-expiry handling).\n\n### Phase 4 — End-to-end test\n\nOne full dry run: visit the page → qualify in chat → pick a slot → confirm both calendar invites arrived. If a step fails, debug that phase in isolation before retesting the chain.\n\n## Boundaries\n\n- Never invent tenant-specific values (router slugs, field names, tokens). Use placeholders like `[routerSlug]` and tell the user where in the UI to find the real value.\n- Field names in the `form` body vary by tenant and trigger — always direct the user to their router's Custom API tab.\n- If the user's plan or role blocks a step (no Admin, no Concierge router), say so and stop rather than improvising a workaround.\n- Never ask the user to paste an API token into the chat.\n","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/9RQhRYfZ4nupQSa/install?revision=1&t=0.mWq6So98_q-3PmNiGa9OrrY3cpuTDOXKozUFbHaZ24U&file=SKILL-booking.md"},{"name":"chilipiper-edge-api.md","role":"reference","bytes":4420,"sha256":"75ce80d4fd3a0906eac4f7eb2d55488e7bc590fd68913527aaa50e0fa5e14376","encoding":"utf8","content":"# Chili Piper Concierge — Edge API Reference\n\nCondensed from Chili Piper's official docs:\n- \"Using Concierge via the Edge API\" — help.chilipiper.com/hc/en-us/articles/30935152032275\n- \"How do I Schedule Chili Piper Meetings Programmatically?\" — help.chilipiper.com/hc/en-us/articles/50860790980627\n\n## Prerequisites\n\n- A **Concierge router** with one of these triggers: **Third-party Form is Submitted**, **Button is clicked in-app**, or **Router link is clicked / Router link form is submitted**.\n- An **Admin** in Chili Piper (only Admins can generate API tokens in Command Center; Workspace Managers cannot access the Credentials page).\n\n## Token generation\n\n1. Command Center → **Credentials** → **Generate Token**.\n2. Select the **Concierge.schedule** permission. (Add **Read** under Concierge only if you also need to list routers via API.)\n3. Name the token after the router; scope each token to a single router.\n4. The token is shown **once** — copy immediately; it cannot be retrieved later.\n\n## Endpoint & auth\n\nBoth calls POST to the same base and authenticate with:\n\n```\nAuthorization: Bearer <token>\nContent-Type: application/json\n```\n\nThe router's **Booking Page → Custom API tab** has a Copy button with the exact URL and a starter request body for the tenant. **Field names vary per tenant/trigger — the Custom API tab is the source of truth.**\n\n## Two access patterns\n\n| Pattern | Pass | Get back |\n|---|---|---|\n| Booking URL (redirect lead to Chili Piper UI) | `form` data, no `interval` | `routingLink` |\n| Programmatic (no UI — the Lyro use case) | `form` data **plus** `interval` | `routeId` + `startTimes` |\n\nThe Lyro conversational-booking workflow uses the **programmatic** pattern.\n\n## Call 1 — Route lead + get slots\n\n```\nPOST https://fire.chilipiper.com/api/fire-edge/v1/org/concierge/routers/[routerSlug]/rest\n```\n\n```json\n{\n  \"form\": {\n    \"PersonEmail\": \"lead@example.com\",\n    \"PersonFirstName\": \"Jamie\"\n  },\n  \"options\": { \"trigger\": \"InAppButton\" },\n  \"interval\": { \"startsAt\": \"2026-04-14T00:00:00Z\", \"duration\": \"7 days\" }\n}\n```\n\n- `form` keys depend on the router's trigger type: Third-party Form → the form mapping's Field Names; In-app Button → Data Field names (e.g., `PersonEmail`); Router Link → the Router link form's field names.\n- **Always pass `options.trigger` explicitly** — accepted values `ThirdPartyForm`, `InAppButton`, `RouterLink`. With multiple triggers configured, omitting it can make the API pick a different trigger than the `form` keys were written for.\n- Response includes `routeId`, available `startTimes` (under `schedulingData`), `schedulingAllowed`, and the `assignment` (which user/team the router assigned).\n- The routing evaluation can also be used **qualification-only**: call without booking to check the lead is routable and see the assignee; no routing session is consumed until scheduling occurs.\n\n## Call 2 — Book the chosen slot\n\n```\nPOST https://fire.chilipiper.com/api/fire-edge/v1/org/concierge/routing/[routeId]/schedule-simple\n```\n\n```json\n{ \"startTime\": \"2026-04-14T17:00:00Z\" }\n```\n\n- Response includes `meetingId`. Calendar invites are sent to the lead and the assignee **immediately**.\n\n## Session behavior (critical for a chat flow)\n\n- **Single-use**: if the schedule call fails (e.g., slot taken), do NOT retry with the same `routeId` — start again from Call 1.\n- **Expiry**: sessions time out; the timeout is configured per router path and returned as `timeoutInMS`. In a chat, a visitor who lingers before picking a slot may need a fresh Call 1.\n- **UTC**: `startTime` values are ISO-8601 UTC. Present converted times to the visitor, but submit the UTC value verbatim.\n\n## Errors worth handling in the Lyro Action\n\n- Auth failure → token missing/wrong permission (needs Concierge.schedule).\n- No `startTimes` returned → no availability in the interval; widen `duration` or shift `startsAt`.\n- `schedulingAllowed: false` → the router disqualified/didn't route the lead; Lyro should fall back to the disqualification path.\n- Schedule call failure → stale/consumed session; rerun Call 1 and re-present slots.\n\n## Alternative surface: MCP\n\nChili Piper exposes the same operations as MCP tools (`concierge-route-by-slug`, `concierge-schedule`, etc.). Relevant if the user's assistant environment supports MCP; the Lyro Actions integration uses the raw Edge API, so this is a footnote, not a step.\n","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/9RQhRYfZ4nupQSa/install?revision=1&t=0.mWq6So98_q-3PmNiGa9OrrY3cpuTDOXKozUFbHaZ24U&file=chilipiper-edge-api.md"}]}