Update to Meetly

{
  "name": "create-meetly-interactive-map",
  "description": "Create an interactive visual map from relationships, arguments, concepts, systems, or dependencies discussed in an authorized Meetly meeting or lecture.",
  "included_files": [
    {
      "relative_path": "agents/openai.yaml",
      "size_in_bytes": 519
    }
  ],
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: create-meetly-interactive-map\ndescription: Create an interactive visual map from relationships, arguments, concepts, systems, or dependencies discussed in an authorized Meetly meeting or lecture.\n---\n\n# Create a Meetly Interactive Map\n\nRetrieve the source with `search` and `fetch`. Identify the map's central\nquestion, the smallest useful set of nodes, and meaningful typed relationships.\nUse speaker-tagged evidence to separate facts, proposals, decisions, risks, and\nopen questions.\n\nChoose the visual grammar that best fits the source: concept map for learning,\nsystem map for components and dependencies, argument map for claims and\nevidence, or decision map for options and trade-offs. Avoid a decorative cloud\nof transcript phrases.\n\nWhen the host can create files or interactive artifacts, produce one\nself-contained accessible HTML file with embedded CSS and JavaScript. It must:\n\n- work without external libraries, fonts, trackers, or network requests;\n- support keyboard navigation, visible focus, zoom/pan or an equivalent usable\n  overview, and reduced-motion preferences;\n- expose evidence on selection without dumping the whole transcript;\n- remain readable in a static fallback and on narrow screens;\n- escape meeting text before inserting it into HTML.\n\nOtherwise, return a clearly structured map in the best native visual format the\nhost supports. Create it directly; do not call a Meetly HTML, prepare, render,\nmind-map, or visualization tool.\n"
}