Common Sense Privacy

Fetch the Common Sense Privacy review for a product by its exact slug (the URL identifier, e.g. "zoom" or "google-classroom"). Returns the product name and logo URL, privacy score, tier, overview, key rating findings, and a link to the full review. If you only have a product name rather than a slug, call search_reviews first to resolve it — do not guess the slug. Present the returned fields (score, tier, evaluation date, and each rating finding) as-is, but omit any field that is null: a null score means a quick rating with no overall score, and a null logoUrl means the product has no logo. The tier already reflects seal status ("Common Sense Privacy Seal" for seal holders), so do not report a separate seal field. Do not add your own interpretation of what the score or tier "means" — report the findings, not editorial commentary.

get_review

Search Common Sense Privacy reviews by product name or partial name (case-insensitive, e.g. "facebook" or "zoom"). Use this FIRST whenever the user names a product instead of giving a slug. Returns a `status` of "no_match", "single_match", or "multiple_matches", a list of candidate `matches` (name, slug, score, tier), and a `guidance` string. Follow the guidance: on a single match, call get_review with the returned slug; on multiple matches, show the user the options by name and ask which they mean before calling get_review — never guess; on no match, tell the user no review was found.

search_reviews