Update to Formula Genius

{
  "description": "Draft reviewable Excel VBA, Google Apps Script, Airtable automation, or SQL for a described workflow, with clear assumptions and execution effects.",
  "included_files": [
    {
      "relative_path": "agents/openai.yaml",
      "size_in_bytes": 222
    }
  ],
  "name": "draft-spreadsheet-automation",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: draft-spreadsheet-automation\ndescription: \"Draft reviewable Excel VBA, Google Apps Script, Airtable automation, or SQL for a described workflow, with clear assumptions and execution effects.\"\n---\n\nIdentify the target environment and the desired transformation from the user's request. Use `generate_vba`, `generate_apps_script`, or `generate_airtable_script` for an explicit target; use `generate_script` only when its platform has been established. Inputs are `request` and optional `context`; the generic tool also takes `platform` (`excel_vba`, `google_apps_script`, or `airtable`). For database work use `generate_sql` with `request`, `database` (`mysql`, `postgresql`, `sqlserver`, or `sqlite`), and optional schema `context`.\n\nAsk for missing table/sheet names or column meanings when needed. Prefer a small representative schema to credentials or a production data dump. Describe generated code's inputs, outputs, permissions, and any overwrite/delete/email effects. For mutating SQL, include a read-only preview of the affected scope when practical and explain transaction/backup assumptions for review.\n\nThese tools draft code; they do not execute it, schedule jobs, connect databases, or send emails. Do not imply any of those actions occurred or trigger external execution without the user's instruction. Respect tool authentication/quota failures and existing permissions. Keep sharing opt-in.\n"
}