List all reply categories with template counts per category and language.

Use this first to discover what kinds of customer replies exist (greeting, price_inquiry, repair_status, ready_for_pickup, warranty, complaint, etc.).

Returns: JSON array of { category, count, languages }.

Search customer reply templates by keyword, category, language, or tone.

Args:

• query (string, optional): keyword matched against title, body, category, and tags (Arabic or English)

• category (string, optional): exact category, e.g. 'repair_status', 'complaint'

• language ('ar'|'en', optional)

• tone ('formal'|'friendly', optional)

Returns: JSON array of template summaries { id, category, title, language, tone, variables, tags }. Use the id with replies_get_template or replies_compose_reply.

Examples:

• "Find a reply for a delayed repair" -> category='delay_apology', language='ar'

• "رد على شكوى" -> query='شكوى'

Get one template by id, including the full body with {{variable}} placeholders.

Args:

• id (string): template id from replies_search_templates

Returns: full template JSON { id, category, title, language, tone, body, variables, tags, createdAt, updatedAt }.

Render a ready-to-send customer reply by filling a template's {{variables}} with real values.

Args:

• template_id (string): id from replies_search_templates

• variables (object): map of variable name -> value, e.g. { "customer_name": "أحمد", "device_model": "iPhone 13", "status": "بانتظار قطعة الشاشة", "eta": "غداً الساعة 5 مساءً" }

Returns: { text, missingVariables }. If missingVariables is non-empty the reply still contains raw {{placeholders}} — fill them and call again, or ask the user for the values.

Example: compose a status update in Arabic for customer أحمد about his iPhone 13.

Compose a reply (from a template + variables, or from raw text) and wrap it in a clickable https://wa.me deep link that opens WhatsApp with the message pre-filled, ready for a human to press send. Arabic and English text both work — the text is URL-encoded as UTF-8.

Args:

• phone (string): customer's phone number, any formatting accepted (spaces, +, dashes) as long as it includes the country code, e.g. '+966 5x xxx xxxx'. Non-digit characters are stripped automatically.

• template_id (string, optional): template id from replies_search_templates

• variables (object, optional): variable name -> value map, used when template_id is given

• text (string, optional): raw message text, used instead of template_id

Provide either template_id or text (not both, not neither).

Returns: { url, text, missingVariables }. This does NOT send anything — it only builds a link. Opening the link (or the human clicking it) still requires WhatsApp to be installed/logged in on that device; sending is a manual click, nothing is sent automatically.

Create a new reply template. Placeholders in body use {{variable}} syntax; variables are auto-extracted from the body.

Args:

• id (string): unique slug, e.g. 'promo-ar-1'

• category (string): one of greeting, price_inquiry, diagnosis, repair_status, ready_for_pickup, delay_apology, warranty, complaint, unrepairable, data_disclaimer, part_unavailable, location_hours, payment, follow_up

• title (string)

• language ('ar'|'en')

• tone ('formal'|'friendly')

• body (string): reply text with {{placeholders}}

• tags (string[], optional)

Returns: the created template JSON.

Update fields of an existing template. Only provided fields change. If body changes, variables are re-extracted automatically.

Args:

• id (string): existing template id

• title, category, language, tone, body, tags: all optional

Returns: the updated template JSON.

Permanently delete a template by id. This cannot be undone.

Args:

• id (string): template id

Returns: { deleted: boolean, id }.