| name | mojo-app-manual |
| description | Use whenever the user asks how the mojo app itself works — features (nutrition logging, weight tracking, body measurements, AI reports, streaks, goals, side-effect logging, medication tracking, health sync, data backup, cost analysis), account questions (registration, subscription, referral codes), getting-started (download, first data entry, best practices), or troubleshooting. This is the canonical user-facing manual for mojo, mirrored from docs.mojoapp.ai. |
mojo-app-manual
Answers anything the user asks about how the mojo app works. The full user-facing documentation site (the same one published at docs.mojoapp.ai) is bundled here so the agent can answer offline and accurately.
When to use
Activate when the user asks about:
- Features: nutrition logging, weight, body measurements, AI reports, streaks, goals, side-effect logging, medication tracking, health sync (Apple Health / Health Connect), data backup, cost analysis
- Account: registration, login, subscription (Premium / pricing / cancellation), referral codes
- Getting started: where to download, how to enter the first day of data, best-practice setup
- FAQ / troubleshooting: anything along the lines of "I'm getting X — how do I fix it?", "Where do I find Y?", "Why does the app do Z?"
If the user is asking about a meal they ate → mojo-food-log. If the user is asking about GLP-1 medications themselves (doses, side effects, KwikPen, residuals) → mojo-glp1-knowledge.
How to use this skill
1. Pick the right language
The references/ folder mirrors the structure of the published docs site in four locales:
references/
├── en/ ← English
├── zh-TW/ ← Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
├── zh-Hant-HK/ ← Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)
└── zh-Hans/ ← Simplified Chinese
Match the user's language. If the user wrote in Traditional Chinese (Taiwan), read references/zh-TW/.... If you're unsure (e.g. the user wrote in English but is asking about Taiwan-specific pricing), default to en/ and translate where needed.
2. Find the right file
The directory layout inside each locale is the same:
{lang}/
├── index.mdx ← About mojo (overview)
├── getting-started/
│ ├── download.mdx
│ ├── data-input.mdx
│ └── best-practice.mdx
├── features/
│ ├── nutrition.mdx
│ ├── body-measurement.mdx
│ ├── medication.mdx ← injection / dose / pen tracking
│ ├── side-effects.mdx
│ ├── ai-reports.mdx
│ ├── streak.mdx
│ ├── goals.mdx
│ ├── health-sync.mdx ← Apple Health / Health Connect
│ ├── data-backup.mdx ← backup / restore / cross-platform
│ └── cost-analysis.mdx
├── account/
│ ├── register.mdx
│ ├── subscription.mdx ← Premium pricing, cancellation
│ └── referral.mdx
├── faq.mdx
└── troubleshooting.mdx
Read the file that matches the user's question. For broad "what is mojo" or comparison questions, start from index.mdx. For "how do I fix..." questions, start from troubleshooting.mdx and fall back to the specific feature file.
You can read multiple files if the question spans several features.
3. Answer in the user's language and tone
- Mirror the user's language and level of formality.
- Prefer the wording from the docs over inventing your own — these were written and reviewed by the mojo team and translated for each locale.
- If the docs don't cover the question, say so honestly and suggest the user check the latest docs at https://docs.mojoapp.ai, contact support via the in-app feedback channel, or post in the community.
4. Cite the source
End your answer with a one-line reference so the user can read the full thing if they want, e.g.:
"More detail: https://docs.mojoapp.ai/en/features/nutrition"
Adjust the URL path to match the file you read.
5. Staleness disclaimer
The docs are mirrored at the time this skill was published. If the user is asking about something that sounds recent (e.g. a new pricing change, a beta feature, a UI revision), add a short line like:
"These docs may be a release or two behind the live app — check https://docs.mojoapp.ai for the latest."
What this skill does not do
- It does not access live mojo servers — it cannot look up the user's actual account, subscription status, or data.
- It does not give medical advice (use
mojo-glp1-knowledge for medication questions).
- It does not analyze food (use
mojo-food-log).
Related skills
mojo-food-log — meal analysis + import link.mojo-glp1-knowledge — questions about GLP-1 medications themselves.
Source
Mirrored from mojoapp.ai/nextra/content — the same source that builds https://docs.mojoapp.ai. License: MIT (this repository); the underlying content is © mojoapp.ai and used here under permission.
