Update to Albo

{
  "description": "Save a link, place, recipe, film, book or note to the user's Albo library. Use when the user shares a URL or asks to save/remember/bookmark something into Albo.",
  "included_files": [],
  "name": "save",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: save\ndescription: Save a link, place, recipe, film, book or note to the user's Albo library. Use when the user shares a URL or asks to save/remember/bookmark something into Albo.\n---\n\n# Save to Albo\n\nSave content into the user's Albo library using the Albo MCP tools.\n\n## Steps\n\n1. Work out what the user wants to save:\n   - **A URL** (TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, article, recipe page, …) → use `saveUrl` so Albo's pipeline extracts the content automatically.\n   - **A described item without a URL** (e.g. \"remember this restaurant: Padella in London\") → use `createDocument` to capture the details, or check `getAvailableFilters` for supported extract types first.\n2. If the user mentions a collection (\"save it to my Tokyo trip\"), resolve it with `listCollections`, then use `addCollectionItems` after the save returns an item ID.\n3. Confirm to the user what was saved and where. If extraction is asynchronous, say it may take a minute to appear in the app.\n\n## Notes\n\n- If a save deduplicates onto an existing import, say it was already saved instead of claiming a duplicate was created.\n- If a save fails because the item already exists, offer to find it with `searchExtracts` or `searchImports`.\n- Never invent extract types — check `getAvailableFilters` when unsure.\n- Do not edit an existing markdown document unless the user clearly asked to replace its content.\n"
}