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"description": "Use AstroPilots for astrology readings and chart-based follow-up questions. Invoke the appropriate AstroPilots MCP tool when the user asks for a reading, chart, what is going on in their life, or a follow-up about timing, relationships, work, money, or another chart topic.",
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"skill_md_contents": "---\nname: astropilots-workflow\ndescription: Use AstroPilots for astrology readings and chart-based follow-up questions. Invoke the appropriate AstroPilots MCP tool when the user asks for a reading, chart, what is going on in their life, or a follow-up about timing, relationships, work, money, or another chart topic.\n---\n\n# AstroPilots workflow\n\nUse the connected AstroPilots MCP server for astrology-specific requests rather than attempting to calculate or invent chart data locally.\n\n## Tool routing\n\n- Use `get_reading` when the user asks for an astrology reading, birth chart/chart reading, or asks broadly what is going on in their life according to astrology.\n- `get_reading` should use the user's saved birth details when available through AstroPilots. If the user supplies a date, time, and birthplace in the request, use those details.\n- Use `ask_astropilots` for follow-up questions about an existing chart or reading, including timing, relationships, work, money, and other chart-specific questions.\n- If the user asks a follow-up that clearly depends on their prior chart, use `ask_astropilots` rather than generating a generic astrology answer.\n\n## Birth details\n\nDo not invent missing birth date, birth time, or birthplace. If AstroPilots cannot access saved birth details and the request requires them, ask the user for the missing information.\n\n## Response behavior\n\nPresent AstroPilots' results clearly and distinguish chart-derived interpretations from ordinary factual statements. Do not claim a prediction is certain. If AstroPilots reports uncertainty or limitations, preserve that uncertainty.\n"
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