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1. ask_conciergeDoes not say

   Ask this business's concierge a question in natural language — hours, policies, recommendations, anything a guest would ask at the desk. Replies come from the same knowledge and conversation engine the human-facing chat on this page uses, and context is kept across calls so follow-ups work. Use this for judgement and nuance. Do NOT use it for facts the free lookup tools already return — prefer get

   First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

2. cancel_bookingDoes not say

   Cancel an appointment the visitor already has, using the cancellation token from their own confirmation email. THIS RELEASES the slot, tells the business, and cannot be undone, so it is two-step exactly like start_booking: call it first WITHOUT `confirmed`, read the returned summary back to the visitor, and only call it again with `confirmed: true` once they have explicitly agreed. Ask the visitor

   First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

3. check_availabilityDoes not say

   Free times for one booking type in a date range. Every slot is a real opening: the business’s published hours minus anything already on its calendar. An empty list is a definite "nothing free in that range", not an error — widen the range or offer to take a message. Returns { ok, slots[] of { start_utc, end_utc, start_local }, total, timezone, searched { from_date, to_date } }.

   First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

4. get_booking_optionsDoes not say

   What can be booked with this business, and for how long. Returns the bookable appointment types with their durations. Call this before check_availability — availability is always relative to one booking type, because duration determines which slots fit. Returns { ok, booking_types[] of { id, name, description, duration_minutes, price, currency, location_kind }, timezone }.

   First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

5. get_business_infoDoes not say

   Verified public facts about this business: name, how it introduces itself, published contact details, the topics it invites questions about, and whether it can take a booking. Free and instant, no conversation started. Call this FIRST for anything factual — it is cheaper and more reliable than asking the concierge. Returns { ok, name, introduction, contact { email, phone, url }, suggested_topics[]

   First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

6. get_pricingDoes not say

   Lobby's plans: prices, monthly conversation allowances, what each tier includes, and what happens on going over. Authoritative and free — use this rather than reading prices off the page, and rather than asking the concierge. Returns { ok, currency, plans[] of { id, name, price_monthly, price_annual, monthly_conversations, shows_lobby_badge, includes_booking, features[], signup_url }, overage, wha

   First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

7. get_setup_instructionsDoes not say

   How a business puts Lobby on its website: the one-line embed script for an existing site, or the hosted concierge page for a business without one. Returns { ok, options[] of { id, name, when_to_use, steps[], snippet }, signup_url } — the actual steps and the snippet shape, not a summary of them.

   First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

8. list_customer_examplesDoes not say

   Live Lobby concierges an agent or a person can actually visit and try. Real published pages, not testimonials. Use these as proof when a visitor asks "who is using this" or "show me one working". Returns { ok, examples[] of { slug, url, agent_tools_available }, total }.

   First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

9. list_offeringsDoes not say

   The services this business offers, as structured data an agent can compare, filter or present. Each offering carries an explicit `bookable` flag — check it before attempting to schedule anything. Free and instant. Returns { ok, offerings[] of { id, name, description, price, currency, bookable, action_url, contact_required }, total, booking_available }.

   First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

10. open_signupDoes not say

    The URL to start a Lobby account, and optionally navigate there. Signup is free and needs only an email address — no card. This is not a committing action, but it does move the visitor off the current page when `navigate` is true, so prefer returning the URL and letting them click unless they asked to be taken there. Returns { ok, url, navigated, requirements[] }.

    First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

11. recommend_planDoes not say

    Which Lobby plan fits a described business, and why. Deterministic — it compares the stated needs against the published allowances and features, it does not guess. Prefer this over asking the concierge "which plan should I pick", which cannot see the numbers. Returns { ok, recommended_plan_id, recommended_plan_name, price_monthly, reasons[], caveats[], signup_url }.

    First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

12. start_bookingDoes not say

    Book one of the free slots from check_availability. THIS COMMITS the visitor to an appointment and emails the business, so it is deliberately two-step: call it first WITHOUT `confirmed`, show the returned summary to the visitor in their own words, and only call it again with `confirmed: true` once they have explicitly agreed. Never set `confirmed: true` on the first call, and never infer agreement

    First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.

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