Update to Laya UPSC

{
  "description": "Practise a UPSC Mains answer aloud or in writing on a question Laya chooses, and get Laya's graded scorecard on the reader's account. Use when the reader wants to practise answering, speak an answer, or be tested on a question with a score.",
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  "name": "voice-practice",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: voice-practice\ndescription: Practise a UPSC Mains answer aloud or in writing on a question Laya chooses, and get Laya's graded scorecard on the reader's account. Use when the reader wants to practise answering, speak an answer, or be tested on a question with a score.\n---\n\n# Practise an answer, aloud or written\n\n1. Call `get_budget`. When the result says graded practice is not available on the account, say so once and offer a recall drill or saving an answer instead.\n2. Call `get_practice_queue` for the lane the reader means, gs, optional or all. Ask the question it gives word for word, with its paper and marks, and quote its reason as given.\n3. Let the reader answer. In ChatGPT voice mode the reader speaks and you receive the words. Show the transcript back and let the reader correct it, adding no facts.\n4. Explain that grading uses the reader’s existing Laya allowance. Show the final transcript and wait for a plain yes to grade it, unless the reader has already explicitly approved grading that answer. Call `get_budget` again. When capacity remains, call `submit_attempt` with a fresh `idempotency_key`. ChatGPT voice itself adds no Laya charge. Never promise that Laya grading is free.\n5. The scorecard card shows the score, the band, each brick's verdict and the structure, so add one next step. In voice, read the score, whether it passed, the missed bricks and one next step.\n6. `list_attempts` and `get_attempt` show earlier attempts.\n\nNever invent a score. When the allowance is used up, keep studying without grading and say the attempt was not recorded. The reader's own explicit instructions always outrank these steps.\n"
}