What people who use a piece of software say about it: vouches, recommends and their reasons.
Scored across 7 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose: listing own vouches, searching recommendations, signing out, verifying a product, saving a vouch, identifying the user, and withdrawing a vouch. Overlap between recommend/verify and vouch/my_vouches is resolved by action and scope in the descriptions.
Names mix simple verbs (recommend, verify, vouch, withdraw), a verb-preposition (sign_out), a possessive noun phrase (my_vouches), and a compound with no separator (whoami). The set remains readable, but there is no single predictable naming pattern.
Seven tools are well-scoped for a vouching/recommendation service. Each tool covers a distinct core operation, and none feels redundant or extraneous.
The surface covers the main lifecycle: discovering recommendations, verifying a product, saving and removing own vouches, listing own activity, and checking identity/sign-out. Minor gaps like an explicit sign-in tool or richer profile editing are reasonable to assume handled elsewhere.
List the user's own vouches, recommends and avoids on Warmlink, with their whys and details, and their warmlink for each vouch and recommend. Avoids are theirs and private. Use it when they ask what they have vouched for or ranked.
Inputs: no named parameters.
Find software Warmlink members vouch for, for a need ("CRM for a 5-person agency") or a category ("Email Marketing"). Returns up to five products that fit, most vouched first, then most recommended, each with vouch and recommend counts, up to three member whys (named only when signed), and a link. When you present the results, keep each product's link and the commission disclosure that ends the result.
Inputs: need (required), max_results.
Sign the user out of Warmlink here. Warmlink then asks them to sign in again before anything else, possibly as someone else.
Inputs: no named parameters.
Look up one software product on Warmlink by name or website URL. Returns how many members vouch for or recommend it, up to three of their whys (named only when the member signed), and a link. Says so when the product has no signals yet. When you present the result, keep the product's link and the commission disclosure that ends the result.
Inputs: product (required).
Save the user's own vouch, recommend or avoid for a software product on Warmlink, with their why in a sentence. Only use it when the user asks to vouch, recommend or avoid something, in their own words. A vouch or recommend shows their name unless they ask otherwise; an avoid is never public. Warmlink also shows how long they have used it, whether they still use it, and their role, all optional. If they have not said these, you may ask once, in one short question, before saving. If you save first, the result lists the missing details: tell the user it is saved and offer to add them. Calling vouch again for the same product adds details without changing anything else.
Inputs: why (required), rank (required), product (required), role, +4 more.
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