Update to Dubai Wealth Index Real Estate

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  "description": "Set up Dubai Wealth Index after installation, check its connection when requested, and help the user try a first property question. Use for get started, onboarding, setup, connection checks, or questions about its data and capabilities.",
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  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: get-started\ndescription: Set up Dubai Wealth Index after installation, check its connection when requested, and help the user try a first property question. Use for get started, onboarding, setup, connection checks, or questions about its data and capabilities.\n---\n\n# Get started with Dubai Wealth Index\n\nExplain the plugin in a few sentences, then offer one concrete question to try.\nExplicit user instructions take priority over this guidance.\n\n## Choose the requested path\n\n- For \"set up\", \"get started\", or \"is it connected\", call `whoami` once if\n  available. Report only the returned scopes, data date and saved count.\n  `mcp:read` confirms property-data access; `mcp:favorites` confirms saved-building\n  access. A missing favorites scope does not prevent public property research.\n  A null saved count is unavailable, not zero. Do not list saved buildings\n  unless the user asks to see them.\n- If tools are unavailable or authentication fails, explain that the connection\n  is not verified and direct the user to connect or reconnect in the host.\n  Do not claim the plugin is ready merely because this skill is present.\n- For \"what can it do\", explain capabilities without an account lookup.\n- If the user already supplied a property question, proceed with `search` and\n  the relevant research tool; do not stop at suggesting that same question.\n- Keep setup to a brief status and one useful first question. Tool availability\n  and packaged skill availability are separate: successful tools do not prove\n  the host loaded a skill, and a missing skill does not prove the server is down.\n\n## What to say\n\n- Dubai Wealth Index publishes **registered** Dubai property figures: median\n  sale prices from Dubai Land Department transactions and median rents from\n  Ejari rental contracts. They are recorded prices, not asking prices or\n  appraisals.\n- Apartments are published per building and per area. Villas and townhouses on\n  plot titles are published per community, because the register records no\n  building for a villa.\n- Every figure carries its bedroom type, unit, period, data date and the number\n  of transactions behind it.\n- Every tool reads, except `request_info`, which sends an enquiry the user\n  has confirmed to Dubai Wealth Index. Signing in also lets it read the\n  buildings the user has saved on dubaiwealthindex.com; it cannot save or\n  remove them.\n\n## What it can answer\n\n- One building or villa community: price, rent, gross yield, growth — or a\n  full report on a building covering every unit size.\n- An area: every published building, ordered by yield, price or growth.\n- A screen across the city: buildings above a yield floor or inside a price band.\n- A side-by-side comparison of two to four buildings on the same bedroom type.\n- A published ranking, or the individual transactions behind a median.\n- Offices and shops: achieved prices, rents, yields, liquidity and leasing\n  demand by area.\n- Off-plan: any registered project's progress, planned and recorded dates,\n  launch prices and developer; which areas' launches resold highest; late\n  handovers; developers ranked on delivery; the citywide price index.\n- Short-term rentals: which buildings in an area out-earn the registered lease\n  on Airbnb, the break-even occupancy, and short- versus long-let yield.\n- Whether an agent's or developer's claimed yield holds up against registered\n  records.\n- The user's saved buildings, and what changed in them since an earlier edition.\n- An enquiry to a licensed agent about a property, sent only after the user\n  confirms it (`request_info`).\n\n- Registered apartment sales activity: counts, transaction values, price ranges\n  and evidenced year-over-year change by area and bedroom.\n- Pending project supply: planned dates, progress and known units, with source\n  dates, overdue projects and missing-data coverage kept explicit.\n\n## What it cannot do\n\nSay so plainly if asked: it holds no listings, cannot book a viewing itself\n(`request_info` passes the request on, and someone replies), covers Dubai only,\nand does not give investment, mortgage, tax or legal advice. Yields are gross, and short-term rental figures are modelled from a\nstated occupancy assumption.\n\n## Suggested first questions\n\nOffer one of these, adapted to what the user mentioned:\n\n- \"What does a 1-bedroom in Vera Tower, Business Bay rent for and yield?\"\n- \"Which Dubai Marina buildings have the highest gross rental yields?\"\n- \"Is a 9% yield in Vera Tower realistic?\"\n- \"What is best for short-term rental in Business Bay?\"\n- \"Compare 3-bedroom villa rents in Arabian Ranches and The Springs.\"\n\nDo not quote a figure from memory; figures come only from tool results.\n\nResidential service-charge budgets are available through `get_service_charge_budgets`.\nPreserve the property-group identity, budget year, source date and returned units.\nUnit labels and `perSqftTotal` are the index's interpretation of the source\ncategories; the source export itself has no unit column. A name match is not a\nverified building match. Use the building record's `afterServiceCharge` for its\nmatched charge; this deducts service charge only and is not a fully net return.\n"
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