What problem does it solve? Restaurant owners want one source of truth (the POS) to automatically update external portals like Tabelog, Gurunavi, their own website, and Uber Eats with business hours, temporary closures, and course menus. However, most portals prohibit bot-driven automation in their terms of service, so this Skill acts as a guardrail: it clearly reports that automated portal syncing is on hold pending legal review, instead of silently attempting risky DOM automation. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Deferred-status response: When asked to bulk-update external portals, it immediately returns a fixed-format message explaining the hold, the reason (bot-prohibition clauses), and the conditions for resumption. - Manual diff checklist: On request, it compares the POS source-of-truth data (business hours, temporary closures, courses, photos) against portal current values gathered by the owner, producing a checklist for manual updates. - Compliance guardrails: It blocks DOM automation via browser agents, prohibits marketing claims about automatic portal updates, and requires human publish approval before any external reflection. - Use Case: A store manager says "mark all portals as closed tomorrow." The Skill replies that the feature is on hold, then offers a per-portal checklist showing which sites still show old hours so staff can update them by hand. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to update Tabelog, Gurunavi, and your website with tomorrow's temporary closure, and it will explain the hold and offer a manual diff checklist.
