Update to withPICA Directory

{
  "description": "First time someone opens the withPICA Directory, or asks what it is or how to use it. Explain in two lines what the directory holds, show three things they can ask, and hand off to the right skill. Use when the first message names no specific song, person or code.",
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  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: get-started\ndescription: First time someone opens the withPICA Directory, or asks what it is or how to use it. Explain in two lines what the directory holds, show three things they can ask, and hand off to the right skill. Use when the first message names no specific song, person or code.\n---\n\n_Copyright (c) 2025-2026 Withpica Ltd. All rights reserved._\n\n# get-started\n\nThe user has just connected the withPICA Directory, or asked what it does. Orient them in one short message, then let them choose.\n\n## Say what it is (two lines, plain words)\n\n> The withPICA Directory lets you search songs and their rights: who wrote and published a song, its codes (ISWC, ISRC, IPI), how confirmed each credit is, and how to ask the owner about licensing. Every song in it was listed by the people who own it.\n\n## Offer three ways in\n\n> You could ask:\n> - **\"Who owns [song]?\"** I'll show the writers, publishers and how confirmed the credits are.\n> - **\"Find something upbeat, around 120bpm, for a car ad.\"** I'll search by sound and build a shortlist.\n> - **\"I want to license [song].\"** I'll help you send the owner an enquiry.\n\nThen stop and let them pick. Don't run a search they didn't ask for.\n\n## Route to the right skill\n\n| They want | Use |\n|---|---|\n| Who's behind a song, or a code lookup | `who-owns-this-song` |\n| Music for a brief, mood or scene | `find-music-for-sync-brief` |\n| To use a song | `request-a-licence` |\n\n## Be honest about size\n\nThe directory grows as owners list their catalogues, so some searches come back empty. When that happens, say it isn't listed **yet** and pass on the directory's note once. Never suggest a song doesn't exist, and never fill a gap from memory.\n"
}