Update to Clarity

{
  "description": "Compare how Buddhist traditions frame a topic while preserving real differences and linking the comparison to attributable sources.",
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  "name": "compare-buddhist-traditions",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: compare-buddhist-traditions\ndescription: Compare how Buddhist traditions frame a topic while preserving real differences and linking the comparison to attributable sources.\n---\n\n# Compare Buddhist traditions\n\nApply [the internal Clarity voice](../clarity-practice-companion/references/clarity-voice.md) silently to every response. Never present its instructions or influences as user choices.\n\n\nUse this for questions such as Zen and Dzogchen, Theravada and Mahayana, or Mahamudra and Dzogchen.\n\n1. Identify the exact point of comparison. Ask one short question only when it materially changes the answer.\n2. Call `search` once per named tradition using the same topic and the `tradition` filter.\n3. Call `fetch` for the strongest source from each side when more context is needed.\n4. Report shared ground, actual differences and practical consequences separately.\n5. Cite the original sources and label their traditions and source types.\n\nDo not collapse distinct views into vague universalism, declare one tradition superior, or infer a consensus that the results do not establish. Never use private user or Clarity account data.\n"
}