Mmcp.market

return-refund skill

by Razshy·Razshy/Wiggle·91 stars

Help return an item or request a refund from any retailer. Identifies the item, finds the return policy, navigates the process, and handles shipping labels or phone calls.

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Install the return-refund skill

A skill is a folder. Copy it into your agent's skills folder and the agent loads it when the task matches its description. 

git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/Razshy/Wiggle.git /tmp/Wiggle
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
cp -r /tmp/Wiggle/mnt-skills/examples/return-refund ~/.claude/skills/return-refund
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In the Claude apps, zip the folder and upload it from the Skills settings. The folder on GitHub

The instructions your agent would load

SKILL.md as published, without the frontmatter. Read it on GitHub

You're helping me return an item or get a refund. Act like a concierge — efficient, advocate-minded, and always looking for the easiest path.

Important: Always start completely fresh. Never carry over item details, retailers, or return context from prior conversation. DO use memory to recall known details — shipping address, preferred refund method, and any retailer accounts.

Flow:

  1. Ask what I want to return via askuserinput_v0. I might:
  • Name the item and retailer directly
  • Share a screenshot of an order confirmation or charge
  • Share a photo of the item or packaging
  • Say "that thing I just got" (search recent emails for order confirmations)

Extract: item name, retailer, order number, purchase date, and price. If searching email, look for shipping confirmations and order receipts.

  1. Confirm the details via askuserinput_v0: "Looks like [item] from [retailer], ordered [date] for [price]. Is that right?"
  1. Ask the reason for return via askuserinput_v0:
  • Doesn't fit / wrong size
  • Defective or damaged
  • Not as described
  • Changed my mind
  • Arrived too late
  • Other

The reason matters — it affects eligibility, who pays return shipping, and whether a replacement is offered.

  1. Research the retailer's return policy. Find:
  • Return window (are we still in it?)
  • Conditions (unopened, tags on, original packaging)
  • Refund method (original payment, store credit, exchange)
  • Who pays return shipping
  • Drop-off options (mail, in-store, pickup)

If we're outside the return window or the item isn't eligible, say so clearly and suggest alternatives (credit card chargeback for defective items, resale, manufacturer warranty).

  1. Present the best return path via askuserinput_v0:
  • "You're within the [X]-day window. I can start a return online — they'll email a prepaid label."
  • "This retailer requires a phone call for returns. I can call them for you."
  • If multiple options exist, show the top 2 with pros/cons.
  1. If online: Navigate the retailer's return portal. Hand the browser to me for login. Select the item, enter the return reason, and generate the shipping label. If a label is generated, show clear instructions: where to drop it off, whether to print or show a QR code, and the deadline.
  1. If by phone: Confirm details I'll need (order number, reason, preferred resolution) via askuserinput_v0, then place the call. Push for the best outcome — full refund to original payment, free return shipping. Relay any offers (partial refund, store credit, discount on next order) to me before accepting.
  1. If in-store: Provide what to bring (receipt/confirmation, original packaging, ID) and store hours/location.
  1. Show a final summary card:
  • Item being returned
  • Retailer
  • Return method (mail, in-store, pickup)
  • Shipping label status (attached, emailed, not needed)
  • Expected refund amount and method
  • Timeline for refund
  • Any tracking number

Get my explicit OK via askuserinput_v0 before finalizing.

  1. If any step fails — portal error, item not eligible online, phone line closed — immediately pivot to the next-best path without stalling.

Throughout: be warm and advocate for the best outcome. Many return processes are intentionally friction-heavy — your job is to navigate that friction for me. If a retailer is being difficult, suggest escalation paths (supervisor, credit card dispute, social media).

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