Are my replies on track?
reply_paceWeekly pace check for one market: pass the buyers emailed so far (each buyer once, first emails only), the buyers who replied (any reply, a no counts) and, if known, the week of the 13-week schedule and how many replies were interested (warm). Call it first in the weekly routine and act on it before anything else: relay risk_note first when present (sanctions or export controls on that market), then status_text, advice (or decision_text once the target is reached) and send_this_week as they are; find_buyers_type is this week's buyer type and email_draft the first email to use (first_email or a key of gtm_plan first_email_variants); changed lists the changes made so far, to pass back next week; they agree with each other and with the web plan, and each gives one change to make, not a choice. Returns: status (one of too_early, no_replies, below, change_now, decision_moves, behind_schedule, normal_range, few_interested, above, on_track, or the decision next_market, change_and_retry, keep_going; on_track only when the current rate reaches 10 replies at the target, sends are on schedule and the interested share is not low), status_text, advice, send_this_week (new buyers to add this week: the catch-up number when more than a week behind; at next_market the first 200 in send_this_week_in), the rate Korean exporters of this product usually get there (the same industry × market rate as gtm_plan reply_target, from 2.2M real export emails), the normal range for that many sends (Poisson 5–95%), projected_replies_at_target, alternative_buyer_type, behind_schedule (weeks 2–12), decision_moves (week 13 or later before the target: the week to decide), and from 95% of sends_for_10_replies the decision with decision_text (fewer than 5 replies → next_market, named only then; 5–9 → same market once more, the next buyer type with a new subject line for retry_batch.send more, then 10 or more in total keeps going and fewer moves on; 10 or more → keep going). Pass exclude with markets already tried. With warm it adds warm_share against the usual share; when low (from 5 replies, under half the usual share) the status or decision says to change the offer and warm_note explains. Called signed in (/mcp/account) for a market with a saved buyer list, it adds account_note (the list's size, list_unsent — how many on it are not emailed yet by the sent number passed, counted from the front of the list — and the buyer types whose map searches have all run) and points to my_progress, which plans the week with that list. Free, read-only.
Input Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| item | Yes | Product as an HS4 code (e.g. '3304') or a name in English or Korean (e.g. 'sunscreen', '라면'). Names cover TradeGraph's 35 items; any other product works as a 4-digit HS code (e.g. '1905' biscuits, '2005' kimchi, '3305' shampoo) with live UN Comtrade imports. | |
| sent | Yes | Buyers emailed so far in this market (count each buyer once; follow-ups don't add). | |
| warm | No | Optional: of the replies, how many were interested (a question, a sample request or a meeting; not a no). Compared with the usual interested share of replies; from 5 replies a low share adds warm_note. | |
| week | No | Optional: the week of the 13-week schedule they are in (1 = the week of the first 200 emails), to flag sends behind schedule or a decision that moves past week 13. | |
| changed | No | Optional: changes already made in earlier weeks, as last week's changed (comma-separated: next_type, new_subject, new_subject_2, offer, retry, retry_type). A change once made is kept: the same verdict again keeps it instead of flipping back, a retry uses a subject line not sent yet, and retry (a retry batch already started) keeps that subject line in the following weeks; retry_type (the retry switched to a buyer type not tried yet) keeps that type's email. my_progress does this from the saved log. | |
| country | Yes | Target country as ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 (e.g. 'US', 'JP') or an English/Korean name. | |
| exclude | No | Optional: markets already tried, comma-separated ISO codes or names (e.g. 'DE,PL'), skipped when naming the next market. | |
| replies | Yes | Buyers who replied so far (any reply, including a no). | |
| buyer_type | No | Optional: the buyer type the user sent to last week (last week's find_buyers_type); after a switch to the next type the check keeps it. |