Update to Verbex Lab Tools

{
  "description": "Exact wet-lab calculations and lab paperwork. Use when a scientist asks how much to weigh for a molarity, how much stock to dilute (C1V1), how to set up a serial dilution, a PCR or qPCR master mix, an LNP formulation or a 6- to 384-well plate layout; needs a lab document template (SOP, protocol, lab notebook entry, freezer or chemical inventory, deviation log, risk assessment, calibration log); wants reagent label text as a materials table; or asks how to write SOPs, keep lab notebooks, track inventory or meet data-integrity rules.",
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  "name": "get-started",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: get-started\ndescription: Exact wet-lab calculations and lab paperwork. Use when a scientist asks how much to weigh for a molarity, how much stock to dilute (C1V1), how to set up a serial dilution, a PCR or qPCR master mix, an LNP formulation or a 6- to 384-well plate layout; needs a lab document template (SOP, protocol, lab notebook entry, freezer or chemical inventory, deviation log, risk assessment, calibration log); wants reagent label text as a materials table; or asks how to write SOPs, keep lab notebooks, track inventory or meet data-integrity rules.\n---\n\n# Verbex Lab Tools\n\nExact answers for wet-lab bench work: the numbers to weigh and pipette, plate layouts, and lab documentation.\n\n## Which tool answers which question\n\n| The scientist asks | Call |\n| --- | --- |\n| How much do I weigh for X mM in Y mL? / How much stock for a dilution? | `solution_prep` |\n| Plan a serial dilution (factor, tubes, volume) | `serial_dilution` |\n| PCR or qPCR master mix for N reactions | `pcr_master_mix` |\n| LNP formulation from RNA mass, N/P and lipid mol% | `lnp_formulation` |\n| Lay out a 6- to 384-well plate | `plate_map` |\n| Write a protocol / a lab notebook entry | `protocol_template` / `eln_template` |\n| Turn reagent label text into a materials table | `parse_reagent_label` |\n| A lab document template, or \"how should I…\" about SOPs, notebooks, inventory, data integrity | `search`, then `fetch` the best result |\n\nCall the calculator directly for any number the scientist will act on; do not calculate it yourself and do not search first.\n\n## How to answer\n\n- Lead with the number to use (mass, volume, wells), exactly as returned, with units and the same significant figures.\n- Show the self-check, warnings and safety notes. Call the result \"checked\", not \"validated\".\n- Ask for a missing input (molecular weight, stock concentration, units) instead of guessing it.\n- For a template, describe what it contains and give the link to the editable Word or Excel file from `fetch`.\n- Cite the url of any guide or template you use.\n- Results are calculation and documentation aids; the scientist checks them against their own lab's requirements.\n"
}