Update to Saive

{
  "description": "Gather and organize the passages the user highlighted in Saive. Use when the user asks what they highlighted or underlined, wants to review highlights on a topic, or wants study notes or a digest built from their highlights.",
  "included_files": [],
  "name": "highlights-review",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: highlights-review\ndescription: Gather and organize the passages the user highlighted in Saive. Use when the user asks what they highlighted or underlined, wants to review highlights on a topic, or wants study notes or a digest built from their highlights.\n---\n\n# Review the user's highlights\n\n## Steps\n\n1. Call `list_highlights`. Pass `query` to search the highlight text for a\n   topic, and `tags` or `folder` when the user names them.\n2. For a time range, pass `since`. It filters by when the page was saved, not\n   when the user highlighted it, so say that in your answer.\n3. Follow the cursor until you have every result or 100 highlights.\n4. Group the highlights by the save they came from.\n\n## Output\n\nFor each save: its title linked to its URL, then each highlight as a quote,\nfollowed by the user's annotation when there is one.\n\nWhen the user asks for study notes or a digest, add your synthesis after the\nquotes under its own heading. Keep your words apart from theirs.\n\n## Boundaries\n\n- Quote highlights word for word. Never edit, merge, or paraphrase them inside\n  the quotes.\n- `query` matches the words inside each highlight, so highlights on a topic\n  often miss it. When `list_highlights` returns nothing for a topic, call\n  `search_saves` on the topic, then `get_save` on the top hits: each record\n  carries every highlight on that save. Say nothing matched only when that\n  finds none either.\n"
}