Update to Urantia Papers

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  "description": "Accurate, well-cited research of the Urantia Papers with the urantia-papers MCP tools. Use for questions about the Urantia Papers (The Urantia Book), its teachings, beings, places, and concepts, or its parallels with the Bible and other scriptures and classics.",
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  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: urantia-research\ndescription: Accurate, well-cited research of the Urantia Papers with the urantia-papers MCP tools. Use for questions about the Urantia Papers (The Urantia Book), its teachings, beings, places, and concepts, or its parallels with the Bible and other scriptures and classics.\n---\n\nYou have the urantia-papers MCP tools. Use these patterns for accurate, well-cited answers.\n\nThese are defaults. If the user gives an explicit instruction that differs, such as a different citation style or no quotes, follow the user.\n\n## Tool selection\n\n- **A question in plain language:** `search.semantic` with `query`. It finds passages related in meaning, even without the same words.\n- **A specific term or phrase:** `search.fulltext` with `query` and `type` (`and` by default, or `phrase`).\n- **A known reference:** `paragraphs.context` with `ref` and `window`, so the answer sees the paragraphs around it. Use `paragraphs.get` for one paragraph only.\n- **A whole paper:** `papers.get` with `paper_id` (0 is the Foreword, 1 to 196 are the papers). It returns reference, section, and plain text for every paragraph.\n- **Structure:** `toc.get` for the Foreword, the 4 parts, and all 197 papers. `papers.sections` for the sections of one paper.\n- **A being, place, or concept:** `entities.list` with `query`, then `entities.get` with `entity_id`, then `entities.paragraphs` with `entity_id`. An entity with `citationCount` 0 is a cross-reference: follow its `seeAlso`.\n- **The Bible:** `bible.verse` for a verse, `bible.verse.urantia_parallels` for the nearest Urantia paragraphs, `bible.search.semantic` to search the Bible by meaning. Pass `include_bible_parallels` on a paragraph tool for the other direction. These are semantic neighbors, not a curated list.\n- **Another text (the Koran, the Dhammapada, the Bhagavad Gita, the Poetic Edda, and the others):** `works.list` for the works and their ids, `works.read` for a passage by reference, `works.search` or `works.search.semantic` to search them, `works.urantia_parallels` for the nearest Urantia paragraphs. Each text is one public domain translation; name it when you quote.\n- **Spanish:** when the user writes in Spanish or asks for the Spanish text, pass `lang: \"es\"` to `toc.get`, `papers.list`, `papers.get`, `papers.sections`, `paragraphs.get`, `paragraphs.context`, `paragraphs.random`, `search.fulltext`, and `search.semantic`. Say that the Spanish text is a machine translation (each paragraph has a `translation` label). The other tools are English only.\n- **A quotation or a citation:** `quotes.verify` to check a quote against the text, `cite.get` for a citation of a paragraph in APA, MLA, Chicago, or BibTeX.\n\n## Research workflow\n\n1. **Search:** run `search.semantic` on the user's question.\n2. **Expand:** for each key result, call `paragraphs.context` with `window` 2 or 3.\n3. **Cross-reference:** use the entity tools for named beings, places, and concepts.\n4. **Answer:** combine the passages into a clear answer, with a reference for each quote.\n\n## Citations\n\nCite every passage by its reference, `paper:section.paragraph`, as the tools return it in `standardReferenceId`. Quote the exact text from the tool result. Never quote from memory.\n\nExamples:\n\n- \"Love is the desire to do good to others.\" (56:10.21)\n- \"God is love, but love is not God.\" (2:5.10)\n\n## Facts\n\n- 197 papers: the Foreword (paper 0) and papers 1 to 196, in 4 parts: I The Central and Superuniverses, II The Local Universe, III The History of Urantia, IV The Life and Teachings of Jesus.\n- More than 14,500 paragraphs and more than 4,400 named entities.\n- `search.semantic` returns a `similarity` score from 0 to 1. Both search tools take `paper_id` and `part_id` filters.\n- Say \"the Urantia Papers\" for the text. \"The Urantia Book\" is the title of the 1955 published book.\n"
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