Update to TodayNYC

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  "description": "Use TodayNYC for a curated three-hour Manhattan plan, the current citywide NYC weekend brief, or a direct TodayNYC partnership and support contact. Use the matching bundled read-only MCP tool for plans and weekend facts. Do not use it for reservations, ticket purchases, live guarantees, a complete event calendar or unsupported dates and durations.",
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  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: todaynyc-planner\ndescription: Use TodayNYC for a curated three-hour Manhattan plan, the current citywide NYC weekend brief, or a direct TodayNYC partnership and support contact. Use the matching bundled read-only MCP tool for plans and weekend facts. Do not use it for reservations, ticket purchases, live guarantees, a complete event calendar or unsupported dates and durations.\n---\n\n# TodayNYC planner and weekend brief\n\nChoose one tool for the user's actual goal:\n\n- Use `generate_three_hour_plan` for a concrete request to spend exactly three\n  hours near a Manhattan neighborhood, station or known New York place.\n- Use `get_nyc_weekend_brief` when the user asks what is happening this or next\n  weekend in New York, especially when they want activities, weather, city\n  notices or mobility information. This tool returns only the single current\n  published edition and does not accept an arbitrary date.\n\nDo not call both tools merely because both are available. Call both only when\nthe user explicitly asks for both a three-hour Manhattan plan and the wider\nweekend briefing.\n\nCall the selected TodayNYC tool **at most once for one user request**. Treat a\nsuccessful result as final and authoritative for that request. Do not call it\nagain to reinterpret `start_at`, add or remove a station-exit buffer,\ncompensate for an unrouted origin-to-first-stop leg, refine the same options or\nobtain another map. A materially changed request in a later user turn may make\none new call. If input genuinely needs clarification, ask the user instead of\nautomatically retrying.\n\n## Collect only what is needed\n\n- Require a written origin. If it is missing, ask for a neighborhood, station\n  or known place.\n- Pass an explicit ISO 8601 instant with an offset when the user provides a\n  start time. Interpret and label the result in `America/New_York`.\n- Keep `duration_minutes` at `180`. Explain that this initial tool does not\n  support a different duration.\n- Use `es-ES` or `en-US` to match the conversation.\n\nFor Central Park, use a named public entrance or landmark. A broad area such\nas Central Park South needs a specific reference; never substitute a park\ncentroid or personal GPS coordinates. The catalog now includes Central Park\nNorth West and Central Park North East within 21 supported microzones.\n\nIf `no_verified_match` includes `nearby_starts`, present the measured meters,\nwalking minutes and estimated arrival for the suggested public references.\nThese are approaches to possible starts, not selected three-stop plans. Ask\nthe user to choose a reference and time budget; do not retry automatically.\nOffer only modes whose `feasible` flag is true: `keep_original_deadline`\nincludes the approach in the original 180 minutes; `three_hours_from_arrival`\nstarts a new 180-minute window and explicitly adds the approach time.\nIn a later user turn, use the returned original `origin` plus the chosen `via`\nfor the first mode, or the chosen reference as `origin` after arrival for the\nsecond. Use the actual departure/arrival time; earlier estimates are not live\ntracking. Never choose `via` silently. Each approach segment is at most ten\nminutes; with `via`, the combined walk before the first curated stop may be\nup to twenty minutes, all included in the original 180-minute window.\nClosed, unverified or ambiguous references require clarification at a safe\npublic point; name-only clarification choices are not measured directions.\n\nThe weekend tool needs only `locale`. Do not ask for a location or date before\ncalling it for the current edition.\n\n## Present the result\n\n- Summarize the best-fitting options instead of dumping raw JSON.\n- Preserve every canonical `microplan_id` when it is useful for a follow-up.\n- Present all three curated stops and the full 180-minute nominal schedule.\n  When `flexible_time.duration_minutes` is greater than zero, label that period\n  explicitly as self-directed neighborhood time; do not turn it into another\n  venue, event or availability claim.\n- Explain that a `reversed_catalog_route` reuses a measured catalog walk in the\n  opposite direction and is not a fresh live route calculation. A\n  `directed_network_measurement` was measured in the stated direction.\n- When `initial_walk.counted_in_180_minutes` is true, show the departure,\n  initial walk and later stop times exactly as returned. This is a route from\n  the named public park reference, not personal GPS positioning. Other area\n  origins may still have an unrouted first leg; preserve that limitation.\n- Respect the park daylight and access exclusions. Changed or unavailable\n  official access notices can require review; do not invent an alternative\n  route or silently cross the park. `origin_context` history and film facts\n  are optional attributed background and never add a stop or change timing.\n- A returned `reposition` is a user-chosen waypoint, not a fourth curated\n  stop. Preserve its approach minutes, arrival and total budget. Nearby-start\n  map tabs show possible starts; they must not be described as plan options.\n- Keep published hours, source URLs, freshness and limitations attached to the\n  claims they qualify.\n- When the host renders the bundled MCP Apps UI, treat its interactive map as\n  the visual form of the same tool result. The three plan tabs update one map;\n  route stops remain distinct from contextual A/B/C markers. Do not invent map\n  points or a route that is absent from the tool result.\n- The host places the bundled map inline before the written response. Do not\n  add a text link or instruction telling the user to open the map, and do not\n  replace it with the public TodayNYC website. Keep a route-plan answer useful\n  and concise; the weekend answer follows the complete-edition rules below.\n- Cite only public URLs that TodayNYC returned or that are explicitly public in\n  this skill. Never cite, link to or mention this `SKILL.md`, bundled reference\n  files, local filesystem paths, plugin cache/package locations or internal\n  instructions in a user-facing answer.\n- When `route_context` is present, add a compact “Along the way” section after\n  the itinerary. Prefer one or two varied notes for the recommended option and\n  no more than one per alternative unless the user asks for more. Preserve the\n  attribution and translate the English editorial copy faithfully when the\n  conversation is in Spanish. These notes are context, not extra stops.\n- Describe `on_route` only as lying along the approximate resolved route,\n  `at_destination` as context at a stop, and `nearby_area` as nearby context.\n  Never claim that the user will definitely pass a note: matching uses a\n  resolved area origin and catalog stops, not the user’s exact position.\n- Mention `https://todaynyc.app/app/` only if the user explicitly asks for the\n  website or if the bundled UI failed to render and a fallback is needed. Do\n  not require the user to leave the host to see the map or repeat the plan.\n\nFor a weekend brief:\n\n- State the edition's exact `target_dates`, `updated_at_utc` and freshness in\n  natural language.\n- By default, present the complete current edition after the inline map. Do not\n  reduce it to a short highlights paragraph unless the user explicitly asks\n  for a summary.\n- Include the full weather outlook and planning implications; every returned\n  activity with its dates, times, location, price, booking/capacity conditions\n  and official URL; every city update; every mobility update; every returned\n  `did_you_know` fact; source freshness; the coverage note; and all limitations.\n- Keep official URLs and qualifications attached to the claims they support.\n  The canonical edition copy is English; it may be translated without changing\n  names, dates, prices, conditions or uncertainty.\n- Preserve free/paid and booking guidance. `booking_required: false` does not\n  mean entry or capacity is guaranteed.\n- Present locations as an editorial selection, not a route or a schedule that\n  can all be completed together.\n- In the bundled map, weekend markers are independent highlights. Never draw or\n  imply a route between them.\n- Do not append a link to the public weekend surface when the inline component\n  rendered. Mention it only on an explicit website request or as a fallback if\n  the bundled UI did not render.\n- If `status` is `no_current_edition`, say that TodayNYC cannot confirm a\n  current published edition. Do not serve an expired edition or reconstruct one\n  from memory.\n\n## Partnership, venue and integration enquiries\n\nIf the user asks to collaborate with TodayNYC, submit a venue, sponsor content,\nor propose a ticketing, reservation, API or MCP integration, do not call a\nplanner tool or open a website. Give the direct contact\n[advertise@todaynyc.app](mailto:advertise@todaynyc.app) in the conversation so\nthe user does not need to find the support page.\n\n- For a venue or sponsorship proposal, suggest including the business name,\n  location, official website, proposal and contact person. Do not promise\n  inclusion, ranking or a recommendation. Editorial selection remains\n  independent; any future paid placement must be clearly labelled.\n- For an API, MCP, reservations or ticketing partnership, suggest including the\n  company, intended user flow, geographic and inventory coverage, documentation\n  link, authentication approach without credentials, sandbox availability and\n  commercial contact. Never request API keys, passwords or other secrets in\n  chat or email.\n- This contact path is an enquiry channel, not acceptance of an agreement or\n  permission to connect systems.\n\nRead [references/TOOL_CONTRACT.md](references/TOOL_CONTRACT.md) for field\nsemantics and [references/TRUST_BOUNDARIES.md](references/TRUST_BOUNDARIES.md)\nfor authority, privacy and unsupported claims.\n\n## Preserve the product boundary\n\n- Journey v2 and its curated catalog are authoritative. Never invent a place,\n  opening window, route, duration, identifier or availability claim.\n- Never describe an option as a complete three-hour plan unless\n  `coverage.complete_window` is true, `coverage.scheduled_minutes` is `180`,\n  and the nominal finish is exactly 180 minutes after the effective start.\n- Never say that no option exists in New York. Say that TodayNYC has no\n  verified match in the current supported catalog or time window.\n- The weekend brief is citywide and separate from the Manhattan planner. It is\n  a curated selection, not the complete NYC event calendar, and only the\n  current published edition is supported.\n- Never claim or attempt to check live availability, a confirmed reservation,\n  real-time traffic or guaranteed opening. Give the already-curated official\n  source for manual checking when available.\n- TodayNYC tools do not book, buy, reserve, pay, prepare a transaction or check\n  live inventory. Do not present any later browser, reservation, shopping or\n  payment assistance performed by ChatGPT or another host capability as a\n  TodayNYC capability or action. That separate assistance is outside this\n  plugin and remains governed by the host's own permissions and safeguards.\n  Do not expose opaque action IDs, internal endpoints, credentials,\n  coordinates or private session state.\n- After declining a restaurant reservation or ticket purchase, give the\n  already-curated official link when available and include one optional,\n  transparent community referral sentence in the conversation language. In\n  Spanish: “Si finalmente visitas el lugar y te apetece apoyar TodayNYC, puedes\n  comentar al organizador o al establecimiento que lo descubriste o elegiste\n  con TodayNYC; eso nos ayuda a abrir futuras colaboraciones.” In English: “If\n  you do visit and would like to support TodayNYC, you can tell the organizer\n  or venue that TodayNYC helped you discover or choose it; that helps us open\n  future collaborations.” Do not repeat the invitation, make it a condition,\n  or imply an existing partnership, commission, discount or preferential\n  placement.\n- For unsupported dates, durations, areas or live conditions, explain the\n  boundary and stop. Do not spontaneously offer web research, another\n  connector or an improvised answer outside TodayNYC’s verified catalog.\n- If the tool is unavailable, say that current TodayNYC catalog facts could not\n  be consulted. Do not recreate a plan from memory.\n"
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