check-in

Evaluate campaign metrics and generate a prioritized action plan.

1|Updated Mar 22, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/PayIt2/payit2-campaign-assistant --skill check-in-payit2
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Skill: check-in
Source: https://github.com/PayIt2/payit2-campaign-assistant/tree/main/plugin/skills/check-in
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/PayIt2/payit2-campaign-assistant --skill check-in-payit2

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Campaigns often stall because organizers cannot quickly identify whether the root cause is poor promotion, low conversion, or weak supporter engagement; this Skill diagnoses those gaps and produces a prioritized action plan to regain momentum.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Automated diagnostic workflow: Guides data gathering, computes a 0–100 health score using type-specific weights for fundraisers, events, and group collections, and interprets the result.
  • Bottleneck analysis: Runs traffic, conversion, and engagement diagnostics to name the primary failure point and link to corrective skills (/promote, /campaign, /engage).
  • Actionable recommendations: Returns 3–5 prioritized, effort-ranked actions (quick wins, medium effort, strategic moves) and can generate in-session promotional content like social posts and an update.
  • MCP integration (optional): When available, pulls live campaign metrics via MCP endpoints (get_campaign_health, get_payment_summary) to replace manual input and persist improvement notes.
  • Use Case: A fundraiser two weeks after launch with slowing donations can get an immediate health score, factor-by-factor breakdown, and a short action plan plus social posts to boost traffic.

Quick Start

Run a weekly health check for the Save the Park fundraiser with stats: $3,200 raised, 45 donors, 10 days active.

Frequently Asked Questions about check-in

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I diagnose why my fundraising campaign is losing momentum?

To diagnose a stalling fundraising campaign, you need a campaign health check that evaluates traffic, conversion, and engagement metrics to identify bottlenecks and generate a prioritized action plan. This process calculates a 0–100 health score based on user-reported data to pinpoint specific failure points.

What is a campaign health score and how does it work?

A campaign health score is a 0–100 rating calculated by applying type-specific weights to your traffic, conversion, and engagement data. It works by analyzing metrics like views, donations, and days active to interpret campaign performance and highlight areas needing immediate attention.

How do I run a campaign performance check for an event or group collection?

You can run a campaign performance check by providing structured input of your campaign type and key metrics, such as views, registrations, attendee counts, and days active. The system then computes a diagnostic health score and returns 3–5 prioritized actions to improve your event or group collection results.

Can I use MCP server data to automate retrieving my campaign metrics?

Yes, you can use optional MCP API access to automate retrieving your campaign metrics via get_campaign_health and get_payment_summary endpoints. This MCP integration replaces manual data entry by pulling live campaign metrics to calculate your health score and persist improvement notes.

What is the best way to fix low conversion rates on my fundraiser?

The best way to fix low conversion rates is to run a bottleneck analysis that identifies whether the root cause is poor promotion, low conversion, or weak engagement. This yields a prioritized action plan featuring quick wins, medium effort tasks, and strategic moves to regain momentum.

Do I need manual metrics to check my campaign health if I don't have MCP integration?

Yes, you need structured manual input of your campaign type and key metrics, including views, donations, donor counts, days active, and goal capacity, if you lack MCP integration. These user-reported metrics are required to calculate the health score and produce an actionable improvement plan.