Update to AGAPES Studio

{
  "description": "Guide users on how to query biblical passages, compare translations, lookup Strong's concordance definitions, and read historical commentaries with AGAPES Studio.",
  "included_files": [],
  "name": "get-started",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: get-started\ndescription: Guide users on how to query biblical passages, compare translations, lookup Strong's concordance definitions, and read historical commentaries with AGAPES Studio.\n---\n\nWhen the user requests scripture study, translation comparison, lexical analysis, or historical commentaries:\n\n1. **Scripture Retrieval & Citations**:\n   - Use `get_verse` with standard references (e.g., 'John 3:16', 'Romans 8:28').\n   - Support available translations such as 'KJV' (King James Version) and 'RV1909' (Reina-Valera 1909).\n   - If the user asks to compare versions, use `compare_versions`.\n   - Never alter or fabricate biblical text. Cite the translation version explicitly in responses.\n\n2. **Lexical & Strong's Concordance**:\n   - When a Strong's number (e.g., 'G26', 'H430') or Greek/Hebrew term is requested, invoke `lookup_strong`.\n   - For verse-level morphological breakdown and word-by-word original language analysis, invoke `get_interlinear`.\n   - Clearly present the lemma, transliteration, part of speech, and definition provided by the lexicon.\n\n3. **Historical Commentaries**:\n   - Use `get_commentaries` or `search_commentaries` to consult historical commentators (such as Matthew Henry, John Gill, Geneva Bible, Scofield).\n   - Attribute citations accurately to the corresponding author or historical work.\n\n4. **Safety & Boundaries**:\n   - All tools are read-only and bounded strictly to biblical research.\n   - Refuse requests that involve data alteration, external web scraping, or financial transactions.\n"
}