How do I install the Dealwatch Readonly Builder skill?

Run npx skillmds@latest add lord1egypt/dealwatch-readonly-builder in your terminal (requires Node.js), paste this page's agent-chat prompt into Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-connected agent, or download the SKILL.md file and copy it into your agent's skills directory.

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Which AI agents work with Dealwatch Readonly Builder?

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Is Dealwatch Readonly Builder free to use?

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Who published Dealwatch Readonly Builder?

Lord1Egypt (@lord1egypt) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Dealwatch Readonly Builder by lord1egypt

Name: Dealwatch Readonly Builder
Rating: 4.5 (4 reviews)
Author: Lord1Egypt

Dealwatch Readonly Builder

Teach the agent how to connect the published DealWatch MCP package, choose the right read-only tool, and guide the user through the compare-first safe path without claiming hosted or write-capable features.

Lord1Egypt Updated Sep 8, 2026 2 repo stars

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DealWatch Read-only Builder

Use this skill when the user wants the shortest truthful path into DealWatch.

What this skill teaches

how to install the published DealWatch MCP package
how to choose the right read-only tool for the current job
how to start with runtime readiness and compare preview before deeper reads
how to keep the answer inside the current local-first boundary

When to use this skill

Use this skill when the user asks to:

connect DealWatch to OpenHands or OpenClaw
check whether DealWatch is ready for a local read-only session
compare grocery product URLs before creating durable state
inspect watch tasks, watch groups, or recovery state without mutating anything

If the MCP is not connected yet

Open README.md in this folder and follow references/INSTALL.md. Do not invent repo-local launch commands when the published package already exists.

Safe-first workflow

get_runtime_readiness Use this first when setup, environment, or startup truth is unclear.
compare_preview Use this first when the user wants to compare candidate grocery URLs without creating tasks.
get_builder_starter_pack Use this when the user needs the integration contract or host setup path.
list_watch_tasks or list_watch_groups Use these after the first-safe path is already clear.
get_watch_task_detail or get_watch_group_detail Use these for one deeper read-only follow-up.
get_recovery_inbox, get_notification_settings, or get_store_onboarding_cockpit Use these only after the user is already inside a recovery or operator diagnostic workflow.

Tool-selection rule

Choose compare_preview for “Which URL is the right target?”
Choose get_runtime_readiness for “Is the local runtime healthy?”
Choose get_builder_starter_pack for “How do I connect an agent or host?”
Choose watch-task/group reads only after the user already has durable state to inspect

What to return

Return a short answer with:

the chosen lane
the next 1-3 actions
one boundary reminder
one exact MCP tool or install snippet

Guardrails

write-side MCP
hosted control plane
official marketplace or registry listing
autonomous recommendation support

---name: dealwatch-readonly-builderdescription: Teach the agent how to connect the published DealWatch MCP package, choose the right read-only tool, and guide the user through the compare-first safe path without claiming hosted or write-capable features.---# DealWatch Read-only BuilderUse this skill when the user wants the shortest truthful path into DealWatch.## What this skill teaches- how to install the published DealWatch MCP package- how to choose the right read-only tool for the current job- how to start with runtime readiness and compare preview before deeper reads- how to keep the answer inside the current local-first boundary## When to use this skillUse this skill when the user asks to:- connect DealWatch to OpenHands or OpenClaw- check whether DealWatch is ready for a local read-only session- compare grocery product URLs before creating durable state- inspect watch tasks, watch groups, or recovery state without mutating anything## If the MCP is not connected yetOpen `README.md` in this folder and follow `references/INSTALL.md`.Do not invent repo-local launch commands when the published package alreadyexists.## Safe-first workflow1. `get_runtime_readiness` Use this first when setup, environment, or startup truth is unclear.2. `compare_preview` Use this first when the user wants to compare candidate grocery URLs without creating tasks.3. `get_builder_starter_pack` Use this when the user needs the integration contract or host setup path.4. `list_watch_tasks` or `list_watch_groups` Use these after the first-safe path is already clear.5. `get_watch_task_detail` or `get_watch_group_detail` Use these for one deeper read-only follow-up.6. `get_recovery_inbox`, `get_notification_settings`, or `get_store_onboarding_cockpit` Use these only after the user is already inside a recovery or operator diagnostic workflow.## Tool-selection rule- Choose `compare_preview` for “Which URL is the right target?”- Choose `get_runtime_readiness` for “Is the local runtime healthy?”- Choose `get_builder_starter_pack` for “How do I connect an agent or host?”- Choose watch-task/group reads only after the user already has durable state to inspect## What to returnReturn a short answer with:1. the chosen lane2. the next 1-3 actions3. one boundary reminder4. one exact MCP tool or install snippet## Guardrails- write-side MCP- hosted control plane- official marketplace or registry listing- autonomous recommendation support## Read next- `references/INSTALL.md`- `references/CAPABILITIES.md`- `references/DEMO.md`- `references/TROUBLESHOOTING.md`

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