Update to Piazza in Festa

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  "name": "eventi-comuni-italiani",
  "description": "Use when the user asks what is going on in an Italian town or area on given dates, or looks for sagre, village feasts, patron saint festivals, food and wine fairs, street markets, concerts or exhibitions in Italy. Covers how to resolve a town identifier, how to filter by date and category, and how to report admission and sources without overstating what the data says.",
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  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: eventi-comuni-italiani\ndescription: Use when the user asks what is going on in an Italian town or area on given dates, or looks for sagre, village feasts, patron saint festivals, food and wine fairs, street markets, concerts or exhibitions in Italy. Covers how to resolve a town identifier, how to filter by date and category, and how to report admission and sources without overstating what the data says.\n---\n\n# Local events in Italian towns\n\nThe catalogue is rebuilt every day from the notices that Italian town halls are\nrequired to publish on their official register (the *albo pretorio*). That is\nwhy it covers very small towns that no other calendar lists, and it is also why\nthe records are only as complete as the underlying document.\n\n## Finding the right events\n\n1. **Resolve the town before searching by town.** The `comune` argument is an\n   identifier in lowercase with hyphens, such as `barolo` or\n   `santo-stefano-belbo`, not a display name. Call `comuni_coperti` first when\n   the user names a town, and use `regione` to narrow the list.\n2. **Prefer a region search when the user names an area, not a town.** Places\n   like the Langhe, Salento or Val di Susa span many towns and are not a single\n   identifier. Search the region, then filter what you report.\n3. **Dates are `YYYY-MM-DD`.** Turn \"this weekend\" or \"next month\" into an\n   explicit `dal` and `al` range before calling. Without a range you get what is\n   upcoming, which may be months away.\n4. **Free text needs at least three characters** and matches title and\n   description, so it works well for a theme such as a chestnut festival and\n   badly as a substitute for a place.\n\n## Reporting results honestly\n\n- **Silence about admission is not \"free\".** The detail of an event states the\n  admission only when the source document does. If no admission line is\n  present, say it is not stated rather than assuming it costs nothing. The same\n  applies to times, which are frequently absent.\n- **Give the link to the event page** with any event you report. It carries the\n  link to the official document the record came from, so the user can check.\n- **Say where it comes from.** These records are extracted from municipal acts\n  with the help of a language model. When you present details such as dates and\n  times, tell the user they are worth confirming on the source, especially for\n  anything they would travel for.\n- **Do not invent the missing parts.** Venue, organiser and programme are often\n  partial. Report the gap instead of filling it.\n\n## Out of scope\n\nThis covers scheduled public events only. It has no restaurants, no\naccommodation, no weather, no opening hours of museums or shops, and it does not\nsell or reserve tickets. It also does not expose the municipal acts themselves,\nonly the events derived from them. For anything in that list, answer from your\nown knowledge or other tools and do not force a search here.\n"
}