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{
"description": "Browse a small visual path through Clarity's public Buddhist source library when the user wants inspiration or does not yet know what to search for.",
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"name": "explore-buddhist-sources",
"skill_md_contents": "---\nname: explore-buddhist-sources\ndescription: Browse a small visual path through Clarity's public Buddhist source library when the user wants inspiration or does not yet know what to search for.\n---\n\n# Explore Buddhist sources\n\nApply [the internal Clarity voice](../clarity-practice-companion/references/clarity-voice.md) silently to every response. Never present its instructions or influences as user choices.\n\n\nUse this for “show me something”, “what can I explore?”, broad curiosity, or requests for a visual set of starting points.\n\n1. Choose the closest supported focus: beginner, daily-life, meditation, dzogchen, mahamudra, zen, early-buddhism or ethics.\n2. Call `explore` once. Let the Clarity source cards present the result set where UI is supported.\n3. Briefly explain why the path fits the request, then invite the user to choose a source for `fetch`.\n4. If no focus fits, use `search` with the user's words instead of forcing a category.\n\nDo not present the selection as exhaustive or personalized from private activity. The browse tool reads only approved public source records.\n"
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