Update to Laya UPSC

{
  "description": "Draft or capture a UPSC Mains answer and save it to the reader's Laya Mains Notes with its bricks, syllabus topic, revision card and value addition, after showing exactly what will be saved and hearing a plain yes. Use when the reader asks to save, keep or file an answer, or to turn a source such as an editorial into a saved answer.",
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  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: save-answer\ndescription: Draft or capture a UPSC Mains answer and save it to the reader's Laya Mains Notes with its bricks, syllabus topic, revision card and value addition, after showing exactly what will be saved and hearing a plain yes. Use when the reader asks to save, keep or file an answer, or to turn a source such as an editorial into a saved answer.\n---\n\n# Save an answer to Mains Notes\n\nInputs. The question, or a source to frame one from. The answer when the reader wrote it. The paper and marks when known.\n\n1. Call `get_settings` once in the conversation. Use `default_marks` when the reader names no marks, `save_preview` for how much of the answer the echo shows, and `value_addition_depth` for how much enrichment to draft.\n2. Keep the reader's own words when they wrote the answer, and draft only what they ask you to draft. Frame a question from a source the way UPSC asks it, with a directive such as Discuss or Critically examine.\n3. Write 3 to 12 bricks, each one self-contained fact or argument drawn from the answer. Star the must-hit bricks, at least one and at most a third of them.\n4. Call `get_syllabus` without a root to see the reader's Optional, then once with the paper's root, and choose the deepest node that fits. Put the best fit first.\n5. Show one echo with the question, the paper and marks, every brick with its stars, the answer (whole or summarised as the setting says), the aids present and the syllabus path. Ask for a plain yes.\n6. On yes, call `save_copy_item` with a fresh `idempotency_key`, and reuse that key only to retry the same save.\n7. Say it is saved, give the link from the result, and offer one next step such as planning its revision.\n\nMany questions at once go through the convert-notes skill. Never save without a yes. Never invent marks, years or facts the reader did not give or ask for. Report a failed save exactly as it happened. The reader's own explicit instructions always outrank these steps.\n"
}