Find customer quotes worth publishing in Simplesat

**Objective:** Find the survey answers from the last {lookback-days} days (default 90) that are positive but not yet published as testimonials, and present them as candidates, optionally limited to the survey {survey-name}.

**Step 1: Establish the response set**

Call `simplesat-list-responses` with created_from set to today minus {lookback-days} days (default 90), created_to set to today, and max_records set to {max-records} (default 100). If {survey-name} is supplied, also pass survey_name. Keep each response's ID, Customer Name and Survey Name.

**Step 2: Find the unpublished positive answers**

For each response ID, call `simplesat-list-answers` with response_id set to that ID, sentiment set to the positive value, and published_as_testimonial set to false. Attribution has to run this way round, because the answer list does not return the response it belongs to.

**Step 3: Rank the candidates**

Put the strongest first. A strong candidate has the highest available choice value, a choice label that reads as words rather than a bare number, and a recent date.

**Step 4: Report**

A table of candidates: Customer Name, Survey Name, Created, Choice Label, and the answer ID. Under it, name the three you would publish first and say why in one line each.

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* This prompt is read only. Do NOT call `simplesat-update-answer`, `simplesat-add-customer` or `simplesat-send-survey-email`. Publishing a testimonial is a decision for a person, and this server exposes no tool that sets the published flag.
* Never edit or paraphrase a customer's words when quoting a choice label. Reproduce it exactly.
* Do not include an answer whose published_as_testimonial value came back true.

**Validation:**

* If no responses fall in the window, say so, give the window used, and stop.
* If every positive answer is already published, report that plainly rather than lowering the sentiment bar.
* If {survey-name} matches nothing, call `simplesat-list-surveys` and show the available names.