Update to Laya UPSC

{
  "description": "Read Laya's Foundation Course notes for the UPSC GS papers page by page in the conversation, with figures in the reading card, and keep the reader's place so they can carry on later in ChatGPT or in Laya. Use when the reader wants to read, continue or study a Foundation Course topic or part.",
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  "name": "read-foundation-course",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: read-foundation-course\ndescription: Read Laya's Foundation Course notes for the UPSC GS papers page by page in the conversation, with figures in the reading card, and keep the reader's place so they can carry on later in ChatGPT or in Laya. Use when the reader wants to read, continue or study a Foundation Course topic or part.\n---\n\n# Read the Foundation Course\n\n1. Call `list_course_topics`. When the reader is signed in and `continue` names a part, offer to carry on there. Otherwise show the papers and topics, or the parts of the topic the reader names.\n2. Call `read_course_part` with the part id, and `resume` true to carry on where the reader stopped, or `page` 0 to start.\n3. Show the page's text as written and in order. Where the reading card appears, do not repeat the page. Name figures by their marker, such as Figure 3, and say they open in the card or in Laya.\n4. The reading card saves progress as the reader reads. Do not duplicate its saves. When reading through text without the card, call `save_reading_progress` with the page’s `end_percent` only after the reader indicates they have read it. Do this without asking for a separate confirmation. Never infer that fetching a page means it was read.\n5. Carry on with the next page from `next`. Answer the reader's questions from the page's text and say what comes from the notes.\n6. At the end of a part, ask once whether to mark it done. Only on a plain yes, call `save_reading_progress` with `percent` 100 and `completed` true. Then offer the next part.\n\nSigned out, each topic's opening part can be read, and ChatGPT asks the reader to sign in for the rest. When Laya says too many parts were opened in a short time, relay when reading opens again. Never rewrite the notes or present your own additions as Laya's. The reader's own explicit instructions always outrank these steps.\n"
}