Gezgin

Keep the runtime boundary

• Treat the live MCP catalog, schemas, metadata, and results as authoritative.
• Use the skill only for tool selection, sequencing, clarification, and presentation. Leave live data, identity, access, account entitlements, controlled-action policy, and runtime failures to MCP.
• For a connected workflow, call

  get_account_capabilities

  before other connected tools. Let the native client establish or extend the connection. Never ask the user for credentials, construct authentication headers, or call the MCP endpoint through raw HTTP.
• Use only tools available in the current catalog. If a named tool is unavailable, stop that workflow and explain which capability is missing without inventing a substitute.
• Call the smallest set of tools needed for the current request. Re-read state when a later step depends on current server-owned values.

Route the request

• Read destination research for location discovery, comparisons, shortlists, and comparison presentation.
• Read profile and community for profile context, profile changes, member discovery, follows, and current presence.
• Read event workflows for public event discovery, meetup drafts, launch, invitations, participation, and organizer actions.
• Read every relevant reference when a request crosses domains, then compose one coherent workflow instead of repeating the same read.

Clarify and present

• Ask a focused question only when the answer would select a different tool, target, or outcome. Resolve names to server-returned references whenever possible instead of asking the user for opaque identifiers.
• Do not guess missing facts, tool results, references, availability, or freshness. State what is unknown when the tools do not resolve it.
• Preserve source attribution, freshness, and uncertainty returned by Gezgin. Distinguish tool-backed facts from recommendations or synthesis.
• Answer in the user's language unless they request another language. Lead with the useful result, then summarize any completed or still-pending connected action.