grovs-manage-links

Grovs: Manage Links

ID types — this is where LLMs mess up

What the user gives you	What you need	How to get it
Link name or URL	numeric link_id	search_links → use the id field from results
Full URL or path slug	link details	get_link with path (accepts both)
Wants to update	numeric link_id	from search_links or get_link response

get_link accepts a full URL (https://myapp.grovs.io/summer-sale) or just the slug (summer-sale) — the server extracts the path. update_link takes a numeric ID. Never pass a path to update_link.

Key behaviors

• If you already have the project_id from this conversation, skip get_status.
• search_links returns metrics (views, opens, installs) per link — useful for quick performance checks without the analytics tools.
• update_link is a partial update — only send fields the user wants to change.
• To assign a link to a campaign: pass campaign_id in update_link.

Archiving links

archive_link permanently deactivates a link — it stops redirecting users. This cannot be undone. Always confirm with the user before calling.

archive_link takes project_id + numeric link_id (not a path slug). If the user says "delete the summer-sale link," you need to look up the numeric ID first via search_links or get_link.

Pagination

search_links returns paginated results with meta.page, meta.total_pages, and meta.total_entries. If the user says "show more" or "next page," call search_links again with page: current + 1 using the same filters.

Example

User: "Change the summer sale link to point to the new promo screen"

1. search_links(project_id: "p_m9f", search: "summer sale")
   → finds: {id: 42, name: "Summer Sale", path: "summer-sale", ...}
2. update_link(project_id: "p_m9f", link_id: 42, data: {"screen": "new-promo"})
   → updated

If something fails

• "Link not found" on get_link → the path slug might be wrong. Use search_links with a search term instead.
• update_link with an invalid link_id → re-check by searching first.

All tool responses are pre-formatted

Every Grovs tool returns human-readable formatted text. Don't reformat — just present and add context.