Bring Mailchimp store products into HubSpot with prices you set

**Objective:** Find products in the Mailchimp store named like `{store-name}` (default every connected store) whose title contains `{product-title}` (default all products) that are missing from the HubSpot product library, and create them in HubSpot after the user confirms each price.

**Step 1: Resolve the store**

If `{store-name}` is not blank, call `mailchimp-get-store` with `name.contains` set to it. If none or several match, list them (name, platform, domain) and stop. Keep its `store-id`.

**Step 2: Products in Mailchimp**

Call `mailchimp-get-product` with `max-records` 200, and `title.contains` set to `{product-title}` when it is not blank. If a store was resolved, keep only products with that `store-id`. Keep `product-id`, `title`, `description`, `type`, `vendor` and `store-id`.

**Step 3: Check the HubSpot product library**

For each product, call `hubspot-get-products` with `name` set to its `title`. If a product comes back, put it in "already in HubSpot" with its HubSpot price and sku. Otherwise put it in "missing".

**Step 4: Reference prices**

Mailchimp products carry no list price. For each missing product, call `mailchimp-get-order-line` with `product-id` set to its `product-id` and `max-records` 5, and show the recent `price` and `quantity` values as a reference only. Do not treat them as the list price, because they can include discounts.

**Step 5: Confirm**

Show the missing products: title, vendor, type, a description cut to 200 characters, and the reference prices. Ask the user to confirm which to create and to give a price for each, or to say to leave the price blank. Do nothing more until they confirm.

**Step 6: Create the products**

Only after confirmation, call `hubspot-add-product` once per confirmed product with `name` set to the Mailchimp `title`, `description` set to the Mailchimp description with HTML tags removed, and `price` only when the user gave one. Leave `sku`, `cost`, `product-type`, `billing-frequency` and `owner-id` out unless the user supplies them. Report each new product id, then the totals: created, failed (with the error), already in HubSpot.

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* `mailchimp-get-store`, `mailchimp-get-product` and `mailchimp-get-order-line` are on the Mailchimp server; `hubspot-get-products` and `hubspot-add-product` are on the hubspot server.
* `hubspot-add-product` is the only write tool this prompt may call, once per confirmed product, after Step 5. Do NOT call `hubspot-update-product` on products already in HubSpot, even when details differ; list the differences instead. Call no other hubspot-add, hubspot-update, hubspot-rename, hubspot-remove, hubspot-subscribe, hubspot-unsubscribe or hubspot-import tool.
* Mailchimp is read-only here. Do NOT call `mailchimp-add-list-member`, `mailchimp-update-list-member`, `mailchimp-add-customer`, `mailchimp-update-customer`, `mailchimp-add-segment-member`, `mailchimp-start-automation`, `mailchimp-pause-automation`, `mailchimp-replicate-campaign`, `mailchimp-update-product` or `mailchimp-update-order`.
* The Mailchimp product-id is not a SKU. Never put it in `sku`.

**Validation:**

* If Mailchimp returns no products, say so and stop.
* If every product is already in HubSpot, report that and stop without asking for confirmation.
* If two Mailchimp stores have products with the same title, create one HubSpot product and say which stores share it.