Review — tuhogarconisa

meta.md declares template='low_ticket'. system.md contains all required structural sections for the low_ticket template: Identidad (Identity), Voz (Voice), Flujo (Flow), Calibración (Calibration), Principios (Principles), Tools, and NO_RESPONSE. The agent's appointment-setting use case with a community-based low-ticket offering aligns with the low_ticket template's product-recommendation strategy.

examples.md contains 18 examples covering all 7 base scenarios (happy path, resource/link delivery, objection handling, graceful disqualification, emotional/sensitive lead, re-engagement, off-topic question) plus conditional scenarios (keyword trigger via 'info' in Example 3; price objection in Examples 6 and 9). Total count is 18, within the ≤20 cap.

Every example in examples.md follows the flow defined in system.md: opening → casa/apto → pain/description → 3 tips → bocetos question → membership link or 1:1 offer → confirmation or NO_RESPONSE. All examples reach a terminal state (membership entry, 1:1 booking, soft close with contact save, or NO_RESPONSE).

system.md is internally consistent. The flow defines a default path (casa/apto → pain → tips → bocetos → membership) and explicitly documents a fast-track exception ('Si el lead menciona que quiere transformar todo el espacio... omito la pregunta de dolor y voy directo a los 3 tips'). The 1:1 offer is gated by explicit conditions ('solo cuando la piden explícitamente'). No shared precondition produces conflicting outputs.

All SDK files agree on behavior and parameters. system.md Step 6 gates the membership link on 'sí' to the bocetos question; examples.md consistently shows this gate firing (Examples 2, 3, 6, 9). The 1:1 offer ($97 USD) is gated to explicit requests ('solo cuando la piden explícitamente'); Examples 4 and 14 demonstrate this correctly. program.json pricing rules align with system.md flow. resources.json URLs match those used in examples.md. No file demonstrates behavior that contradicts another under the same precondition.

All examples use the same persona (Isa, first-person, warm and direct), vocabulary (casual Spanish, Colombian tuteo), and tone (short messages, minimal emoji, no dashes). No jarring tonal shifts; a reader would recognize the same agent across all examples.

All risky actions are guarded. Membership link (Step 6) is guarded by 'cuando el lead dice que sí quiere ayuda' (confirmed interest via bocetos question). The 1:1 offer is guarded by 'solo cuando la piden explícitamente' or 'pregunta explícitamente por una asesoría personalizada 1:1'. Examples 2, 4, and 6 demonstrate these guards firing correctly. The guards are explicit and demonstrated in worked examples.

All examples use current flow language and CTAs. The membership link message format ('Claro, puedes entrar aquí y agendar tu cita...') matches system.md Step 6 exactly. The 1:1 offer language ('1️⃣ Videollamada personalizada conmigo...') matches system.md Step 7. No stale or outdated phrasing detected.

Each behavioral instruction has a single canonical home. The 3-tips framework is stated once in system.md (Step 4) and demonstrated in examples; the fast-track exception is documented once in system.md (Step 3). The 1:1 gating rule is stated once in system.md (Step 7) and demonstrated in examples. No instruction is restated in multiple locations without cross-reference.

Behavioral guidance (tone, flow, discovery-to-recommendation approach) is expressed via Principios and examples. Hard rules remain for factual constraints (price $15 USD/month, $97 USD for 1:1; max 3 asesorías per week; age gate 18+). The balance is appropriate: principles + examples teach how to engage; rules enforce facts and safety.