Update to Dubai Wealth Index

{
  "description": "Produce a complete, sourced research note on one Dubai apartment building — prices, rents, gross yields, growth and evidence for every unit size — using the Dubai Wealth Index tools. Use when the user asks to \"tell me about\", assess, research, write up or do due diligence on a named Dubai building or tower, or wants a report, spreadsheet or chart about one.",
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  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: building-report\ndescription: Produce a complete, sourced research note on one Dubai apartment building — prices, rents, gross yields, growth and evidence for every unit size — using the Dubai Wealth Index tools. Use when the user asks to \"tell me about\", assess, research, write up or do due diligence on a named Dubai building or tower, or wants a report, spreadsheet or chart about one.\n---\n\n# Report on one Dubai building\n\nExplicit user instructions take priority over this workflow.\n\n## 1. Confirm the building\n\n1. Call `search` with the name the user gave.\n2. If the top hit carries a `matchedName`, the user's name is another name for\n   that building (a project or marketing name). Say so in the answer:\n   \"Vera Residences is registered as Vera Tower, Business Bay.\"\n3. If two hits are close, or `get_building` returns `resolved.building.confidence`\n   of `fuzzy`, ask the user which building they mean before going further.\n\n## 2. Read the whole building once\n\nCall `get_building` with `detail: \"report\"`. Do not call it again per bedroom\ntype — the report already covers every publishable one. It returns:\n\n- `identity` — registered name, area, DLD project. Quote the registered name.\n- `bedrooms[]` — for each publishable unit size: sale and rent medians, gross\n  yield and its price basis, short-term and off-plan figures where published,\n  `growth` with both comparison windows, the area benchmark and a 6-year trend.\n- `growthWindows` — the dates and bases every growth figure compares.\n- `suppressed[]` — each figure that did not clear its evidence gate, and why.\n- `limitations[]` — the caveats that travel with the figures.\n\n## 3. Check the evidence when it matters\n\nIf a headline rests on few sales (a count under about 10), or the user asks\nhow solid a figure is, call `get_building_transactions` for the same building\nand say whether the median rests on many comparable deals or a few scattered\nones. Check `factsEdition` against `metricsEdition` before reconciling counts.\n\n## 4. Write it up\n\n- Lead with the registered name, area and data date (`dataAsOf`).\n- For each unit size: price, rent, gross yield, and the sample behind each.\n- Growth: give the percentage with both windows, e.g. \"+8.2% (median AED 2,040\n  /sqft on 46 sales vs AED 1,885 on 51 in the prior 12 months)\".\n- List the suppressed figures as \"not published: <reason>\", never as zero.\n- Close with the limitations that apply, and link `attribution` / the\n  `canonicalUrl`.\n- For a chart or spreadsheet, use the report's `trend` rows and per-bedroom\n  figures as the data; do not interpolate missing years.\n\nNever add a figure the tools did not return, and never describe a gross yield\nas a net return.\n"
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