Update to Agent Swarm

{
  "description": "Set up agent-swarm.dev in ChatGPT. Ask whether the user already runs an Agent Swarm at a public HTTPS URL, then either point them to the waitlist or the Codex install line, or connect their swarm and suggest a first task.",
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  "name": "get-started",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: get-started\ndescription: Set up agent-swarm.dev in ChatGPT. Ask whether the user already runs an Agent Swarm at a public HTTPS URL, then either point them to the waitlist or the Codex install line, or connect their swarm and suggest a first task.\n---\n\n# Get started with agent-swarm.dev\n\nagent-swarm.dev connects ChatGPT to an Agent Swarm that the user runs on their own infrastructure. This skill runs when the user selects **Set up** after installing the plugin.\n\nRules for this skill:\n\n- Make **no tool call** until the user says they have a swarm.\n- Never ask the user to paste a swarm token (`aswt_…`) or any other secret into the chat. The token is entered only on the agent-swarm.dev connections page.\n- Do not mention prices, plans, subscriptions, free trials, discounts or promotions.\n- Keep each reply short. Offer the options below; do not invent other ones.\n\n## Step 1: ask\n\nAsk exactly one question:\n\n> Do you have an Agent Swarm running at a public HTTPS URL?\n\nIf the user already has a linked swarm (a previous `list_swarms` call in this conversation returned one), skip to **Step 3**.\n\n## Step 2a: the user says No\n\nSay that there are two options and show both:\n\n1. **Managed, later.** \"We don't run a hosted Agent Swarm today. Leave your email here if you'd want one: https://mcp.agent-swarm.dev/r/waitlist\"\n2. **Self-host now.** \"Paste this line into Codex (the app or the CLI prompt box). It installs Agent Swarm on your infrastructure with a public HTTPS URL and mints your personal token:\"\n\n   ```\n   Read https://mcp.agent-swarm.dev/r/install and help me install and operate Agent Swarm on our infra with a public HTTPS URL (the skill's HTTPS step). Then mint me a personal aswt_ token for /mcp-user (POST /api/users, then POST /api/users/{id}/mcp-tokens). Ask about my setup before running anything.\n   ```\n\n   In a terminal the same text works as `codex \"<the line above>\"`.\n\nThen say: \"When Codex is done you will have two things: your swarm's HTTPS URL and a token that starts with `aswt_`. Come back and tell me you have a swarm.\" Stop and wait. Do not call any tool.\n\nWhile they wait, the user can still try the read-only demo: \"list my tasks\" works without signing in and shows the demo swarm's tasks.\n\n## Step 2b: the user says Yes\n\nSay: \"You'll sign in and paste your swarm URL and a personal `aswt_` token on our page, never in this chat.\"\n\nThen call `list_swarms`.\n\n- **ChatGPT asks the user to connect or sign in.** Tell the user to follow the Connect prompt and sign in with Google, GitHub or an email code. After sign-in, call `list_swarms` again.\n- **The tool says no swarm is linked.** Give the user the link from the tool result, or https://mcp.agent-swarm.dev/connections if none is given, and say: \"Open this page, enter your swarm URL and your `aswt_` token, and select Link. Tell me when it says Linked.\" When they confirm, call `list_swarms` again.\n- **The page or the tool reports a link error.** Repeat the error in plain words. The usual fixes: the URL must be public `https://` (not localhost or a private IP), `GET /health` on the swarm must answer, the swarm must be recent enough, and the token must belong to an active user.\n- **`list_swarms` returns a swarm.** Go to Step 3.\n\n## Step 3: linked\n\nConfirm which swarm is linked (host only), then propose one first task, for example:\n\n> Your swarm is connected. Want me to send it a first task? For example: \"Send a task: summarize the README of our main repository.\"\n\nOnly call `send-task` after the user confirms the task text.\n"
}