The point of a Monday standup is to find the few things that need a decision before they cost you: the order stuck on hold, the bestseller about to sell out, the coupon quietly expiring on Friday. Clicking through five WooCommerce screens to assemble that by hand is exactly the chore nobody does every week. This is one prompt that walks the store the way a manager would.
Run me a Monday morning standup for the store. Read only, just tell me whatneeds attention. Pull every order sitting in on-hold or processing, and forthe ones that look stuck (been there too long, flagged, anything that standsout) pull their notes so I can see what's going on. Then show me products thatare out of stock or running low, and any coupons expiring in the next [7 days].Close with a short "here's what needs a decision today" list, ordered by whatcosts me the most if I ignore it.Why this is safe to run
It is four reads stitched into one answer: orders by status, the notes on the ones worth chasing, stock levels, and coupons near expiry. None of it can change an order, a price, or a stock count, because listing and reading are separate abilities from every write, and this recipe uses only the reads. If the WooCommerce integration is off, the abilities are not registered and the prompt simply has nothing to call.
Already connected? Ask your agent for the “Monday standup” recipe and it runs the same reads against your own store.