Surfing Dog Inbox MCP server

Accept another time the business proposed for a booking, its quote, its changes to an order, or a change it asks for to a confirmed booking or an accepted order (offer.kind change: the promise moves). This binds your person, so send terms_sha — offer.terms_sha from get_item_status — only after they said yes to offer.human, and offer_id (offer.id) so an answer to an offer since replaced does nothing. Without terms_sha nothing is booked: you get the terms to show them. An accepted quote becomes a confirmed booking or order (linked). A yes to a change that can no longer be made online goes to a person there instead (passed_on), and what was agreed stands.

Counter-sign a receipt this item earned, so both sides hold it: a promise, a change both sides agreed to it (kind amended), how it ended, or a refund's. Read the item to find its receipts; then send a compact JWS signed with your own Ed25519 key — header {alg:'EdDSA', typ:'sdi-receipt-ack+jws', jwk:<your public jwk>}, payload {rcp:<receipt id>, sha:<base64url(SHA-256(receipt jws))>, iat:<unix seconds>}. The instance verifies it against the key you carry and keeps it. Acknowledging twice is harmless.

Cancel an item you created. After the business's cancellation window, a confirmed booking is cancelled late where the business records late cancellations (it may count against the customer), and refused where it does not. A confirmed stay answers first with the fee under its policy and what is owed back (confirm): send its fee_sha once your person said yes.

Free start times for a service between two instants (at most 14 days). A time that has started, or that starts within the business's minimum notice, is not offered.

Request a service at a time. Check availability first. endTime and reservationFor.name may be left out: they follow from the service (its length, its name). A fixed-price service costs the business's price from list_services; a different totalPrice you send is only noted for the business. A priced booking binds your person only once they confirmed it: without terms_sha nothing is sent, and you get the summary to show them (confirm.summary, confirm.terms_sha); call again with that terms_sha on their clear yes. Returns the item and, if you have no account, an access_token.

Order products. Prices are in minor units. A line naming a product (productId or sku) costs the business's price from list_products, and the total follows; a different price you send is only noted for the business. A line naming no product waits for the business to price it. A priced order binds your person only once they confirmed it: without terms_sha nothing is sent, and you get the summary to show them (confirm.summary, confirm.terms_sha); call again with that terms_sha on their clear yes.

Say no to another time or to changes the business proposed (the booking request or the order is closed) or to its quote. To a change it asks for to a confirmed booking or an accepted order, no keeps what was agreed; on a change your person asked for (requested_change), it takes that back. Add reason (and reason_code) for anything your person wants the business to know.

Name, time zone, currency, languages and the item types this business accepts, and where it takes any other kind instead (doors_elsewhere: each with its URL, and the platform it is on when there is one).

The current state of an item you created, in the business's words: what it proposed and waits for your person to answer (offer, with its terms_sha), who it waits on, what they can do next, and the conversation so far (thread: the business's replies and your person's messages).

Orderable products with prices in minor units, each with its barcode (gtin, 14 digits) where it has one and whether it can be had (never a count). A variant names its group and options; price_model says how a price is meant (only fixed is ordered at it: from, range and quote go to the business to price); an age-restricted product carries the label to show (ID checked at handover: 18+). ids: read the live price of products a network showed you, before your person agrees; gtin: the products with that barcode, in any of its lengths. The price here is the one that counts.

Bookable services with duration and price. A price per person (price.per = person) is for each person in the booking: send partySize, and the total is the price times it.

Answer what the business proposed with only what your person would change: another start_time (a booking: one of the free times check_availability lists; a quote request: the time it is for), other quantities for the lines of changes it suggested to an order (by index in offer.terms.lines; 0 drops one), another delivery_when, or how many (quantity) for a quote request. It goes back to the business as their request. On a confirmed booking or an accepted order it asks for a change to what was agreed (lines by index in the order's orderedItem), which stands until the business says yes. A price of their own is their answer only where get_business_profile says price_negotiable: total_price for a time it proposed (start_time optional), unit_price on lines of changes to an order; it goes back to the business, which takes it or answers. Otherwise — a price where the business sets its prices, on a quote, on something it does not haggle, or asked too often — it goes to a person there as their message, as do a note alone and a suggestion after a few rounds (passed_on): never refused, and what the business proposed, or what was agreed, still stands.

Answer what the business asked about an item (get_item_status says it needs a detail). The item moves on; on any other item your details are kept as a message for the business.

What shipping a basket to a place costs, by the business's own rate tables (a read, never an order): for each shipping profile its products ship under, the zone the place is in and each service with its fee in minor units (null with why: id_check, currency, weight_missing, too_heavy, over_bands). Products that do not ship, or whose price is not fixed, are listed in unquoted. An age-restricted product goes only by a service whose carrier checks ID at handover. The fee is still the business's to confirm on the order.

Ask for a price on something custom. Creates a quote_request item.

Once an order's goods reached your person: ask to send them back. reason faulty, not_as_described or wrong_item (the legal guarantee: it costs them nothing), or changed_mind (a withdrawal while the period runs, agreed at once; after it, a return the business answers under its own policy). lines: which, by index in orderedItem, and how many; all when left out. The return comes back as linked; get_item_status lists it under refunds.

Start a conversation, or reply on an item you own.

Instead of the time the business proposed, ask for another: start_time must be one of the free times check_availability lists (the end follows the service's length). The business confirms it or proposes again. On a confirmed booking it asks the business to move it (the end keeps the booking's length), and the booking stays as agreed until the business says yes. After a few rounds, or past the changes a booking may have, a person there answers it instead (passed_on).

When a result says identity.recognised is weak, the person gave the email of a customer the business knows. Call this with item_id and access_token to email them six digits; ask the person for the code and call it again with code. Then the business recognises them.

Your person withdraws from their booking (one they paid for) or order, within the period the business states (withdrawal on get_item_status). Two steps: without confirm_withdrawal nothing is sent and you get the statement to show them (confirm.statement); send confirm_withdrawal: true on their yes. Before the goods went out the order ends and what was paid is refunded; once they reached your person, the goods come back (lines: only some of them) and are refunded. The business emails a copy. Never refused: past the period, or for something that cannot be returned, it goes to a person there instead (passed_on), or becomes a return under the business's own policy.