Update to Wikilayer

{
  "description": "First steps with Wikilayer. Find or create a wiki, read its rules, write a first page and hand back its link. Use when the user is new to Wikilayer or asks what it can do.",
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  "name": "get-started",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: get-started\ndescription: First steps with Wikilayer. Find or create a wiki, read its rules, write a first page and hand back its link. Use when the user is new to Wikilayer or asks what it can do.\n---\n\n# Get started with Wikilayer\n\nWikilayer is a wiki the user reads in the browser and you edit through its tools. A wiki holds pages; a page holds blocks, one per section.\n\n1. Call `list_wikis` to see the wikis this account can read and the role it holds in each.\n2. If the user has none, or wants a new one, call `create_wiki`. It is private unless the user asks for a public one. Say so before making a wiki public: everything written to it is then readable on the open web and indexed by search engines.\n3. If a call is refused because the wiki has rules, read them with `get_page_markdown(wiki_id=…, special_role='rules')` and pass the value it returns in `rules_read_and_agreed` on later calls. Follow those rules while writing there.\n4. Before writing into an existing wiki, read its structure with `get_outline` so new pages land where a reader would look for them.\n5. Write with `create_nodes`: a page per subject, a block per section of a page. Do not type `#` headings into a body; a section is its own block.\n6. After every write, give the user the link to what changed: join the response's `base_url` and the node's `url_path`.\n\nAsk before deleting pages, changing a wiki's visibility or sharing a page by a public link: these change what other people can see.\n"
}