Prompt Cheatsheet

Build a card abandonment workflow in SuprSend 
using mcp tools. It should send 1 hour after user
leaves the cart and then send email and In-app notification

Trigger the "approval-required" workflow
for user john@acme.com
so I can test my notification setup.

List all workflows in my SuprSend workspace
and summarize what each one does.

Create a test user with email john@test.com,
add SMS channel +1234567890,
and assign them to tenant acme-corp.

Fetch complete profile of user john@acme.com.

Check why user jane@acme.com
is not receiving email notifications —
look at the preferences or check if it has email channel enabled.

List all tenants in my workspace and flag any
that are missing logo, primary color,
or preference setup.

Create a tenant inside SuprSend using website url https://acme.com. 
Fetch logo, colors and social links from the website.

Fetch the preferences of tenant "enterprise-client"
and turn off whatsapp channel for all categories.

Update all categories which have been used in my workflows 
and set their default preference to opt-in with just Inbox channel
opt-in by default and rest as opt-out.

Update the preferences of user john@acme.com
for product-updates category to opt-out.

Fetch the preferences of tenant "enterprise-client" 
and turn-off notifications for product-updates category for all tenant users.

Add the SuprSend in-app inbox to my React app
with a bell icon, unread badge,
and toast notifications for new alerts.

Generate backend code to trigger
the "user-onboarding" workflow
when a new user signs up,
using the Node.js SDK.

Add real-time in-app notification system
using SuprSend React SDK.

Requirements:
- Inbox component with bell icon
  and unread badge in header
- Toast notifications in bottom-right corner
  when new notifications arrive
- Toast notifications should have
  progress bar animation
- Badge count should persist until user
  opens inbox popover
- Use useFeedClient hook to listen for
  feed.new_notification events
- Integrate with react-hot-toast

Integrate the SuprSend preference center
into our Next.js app so users can manage
their notification channels.