Update to Fenestra

{
  "description": "Roast an architectural, interior or landscape design with a cheeky score and three jokes, then render a fixed version with Fenestra. Use when the user asks to roast, rate or judge a design, a building, a facade or a room.",
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  "name": "roast",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: roast\ndescription: Roast an architectural, interior or landscape design with a cheeky score and three jokes, then render a fixed version with Fenestra. Use when the user asks to roast, rate or judge a design, a building, a facade or a room.\n---\n\n# Roast a design\n\nThe user wants their design roasted: funny, specific and secretly useful, then shown what it could be. You write the roast; Fenestra puts it on the card above the fix.\n\n## 1. Write the roast\n\n- **score:** honest, out of 10, one decimal. Most designs land between 4 and 8; keep 9 and above for genuinely great work.\n- **verdict:** one punchy line under 90 characters.\n- **burns:** three lines, each under 110 characters, each about a different thing visible in the image.\n\nVoice: a sharp crit tutor at the end of a long review day. Dry, witty, architecturally literate. Actually roast it.\n\n- Point at something visible every time: massing, proportion, roofline, windows and their rhythm, the entrance, materials, colour, landscaping, furniture, lighting, composition or staging. No generic jokes.\n- Use real architectural language lightly (massing, rhythm, datum, threshold, fenestration, materiality), with a punchline.\n- For a sketch, screenshot or massing model, roast the design, not the drawing.\n- Roast the design, never the person who made it. No swearing. Nothing about people's bodies, identity, age or money.\n- If the image is not a building, interior or landscape, or a person is the main subject, say so playfully, ask for a design, and stop. Don't render.\n\n## 2. Render the fix\n\nCall Fenestra's `render_image` with the same image, `roast` set to your score, verdict and burns, and a prompt that fixes the three things you roasted:\n\n- Keep the same building or room, the camera, the composition and the layout.\n- Make concrete changes to materials, details, light, landscaping, furniture or styling.\n- Describe the finished photoreal still in under 60 words. No camera movement.\n\n## 3. Reply\n\nThe card shows the roast above a before and after, so don't repeat it. Reply with one parting shot in the same voice, one sentence at most.\n"
}