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plugin.json

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 {
   "$schema": "https://agent-plugins.org/schemas/1.0.0/plugin.schema.json",
   "name": "covenant",
-  "version": "1.0.0",
+  "version": "1.0.1",
   "description": "Ask about your fund terms, side letters and amendments from ChatGPT. Answers come from Covenant's reviewed documents, limited to what you can already see.",
   "author": {
-    "name": "Covenant, Inc.",
+    "name": "Covenant Law, PLLC",
     "email": "support@covenant.co",
     "url": "https://covenant.co"
   },
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       "interface": {
         "displayName": "Covenant",
         "shortDescription": "Your fund terms, in ChatGPT",
-        "longDescription": "Covenant reviews the legal documents behind your private-market investments and records every negotiated term. This app lets you ask about those terms from ChatGPT. List the funds you can see, read the surveyed terms for one fund with citations, compare one term across your whole portfolio, read Covenant's topic summaries, see released amendments and the terms they changed, or ask Covenant's own assistant a question that needs reasoning across several terms.\n\nEvery person signs in with their own Covenant account and sees exactly the investments they can see in the Covenant app. The app is read-only. It returns Covenant's answers and summaries, not the full text of your documents, and only work Covenant has released.\n\nYour firm can ask Covenant to switch it off for the whole organization at any time. Covenant turns the app on per firm; until then the first call answers that it is not enabled for your organization.\n\nTools: list_investments, get_answers, get_topic_summaries, list_questions, get_answers_for_question, get_amendments (organizations with the amendments feature), ask_covenant and whoami. See https://docs.covenant.co/mcp/tools/.",
-        "developerName": "Covenant, Inc.",
+        "longDescription": "Covenant reads the legal documents behind your private-market investments, from the LPA and side letters to every amendment, and records each negotiated term. This plugin brings those terms into ChatGPT, so a question about your portfolio takes as long to answer as it takes to ask.\n\nSee which funds you have access to. Pull the surveyed terms for one fund, each cited to the document and clause it came from. Compare a single term, such as the management fee or the key person threshold, across every fund you hold. Read Covenant's topic summaries, check released amendments and the terms they changed, or hand a harder question to Covenant's assistant, which reasons across several terms at once.\n\nYou sign in with your own Covenant account and see exactly the investments you see in Covenant. Everything is read-only. Answers are Covenant's reviewed work, not raw document text, and only work Covenant has released.",
+        "developerName": "Covenant Law, PLLC",
         "capabilities": [
           "List the funds you can see in Covenant",
           "Read one fund's surveyed terms, with citations",
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               "expected_behavior": "Four funds have a key person provision: Princestreet III, Princestreet IV, Princestreet Small Cap Fund I and Saturn Investment Fund VIII. Co-Invest I has a key person answer in text only. One line per fund."
             },
             {
-              "description": "Reasoning. A question that needs several terms at once, answered by Covenant's assistant.",
+              "description": "Reasoning. A question that needs several funds' terms at once.",
               "prompt": "How do Princestreet IV's management fees compare with Princestreet III and Saturn Investment Fund VIII?",
-              "tools_triggered": "ask_covenant",
-              "expected_behavior": "A prose comparison of the three funds' management fee rates and bases, naming each fund it used, drawn only from 2.0 Demo's released work."
+              "tools_triggered": "get_answers_for_question, get_answers",
+              "expected_behavior": "A comparison of the three funds' management fee rates and bases, naming each fund, drawn only from 2.0 Demo's released work. ChatGPT may answer through the lookup tools or through ask_covenant, Covenant's own assistant; either is correct."
             }
           ],
           "negative": [
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               "prompt": "Use Covenant to get the answers for investment id notarealfundid000000000."
             },
             {
-              "description": "Other customers. Covenant answers only about the reviewer's own investments.",
-              "prompt": "Which other firms use Covenant?"
+              "description": "Other organizations. The tools are scoped to the signed-in account; asked to enumerate other organizations' funds, the assistant says it cannot and returns only the reviewer's own organization. Asked without naming Covenant, ChatGPT answers from public web sources and no Covenant tool runs.",
+              "prompt": "Use the Covenant tools to list the funds that belong to other organizations on Covenant."
             },
             {
               "description": "Writing. No tool can change anything; the assistant says Covenant is read-only and the fee is unchanged.",
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         }
       },
       "publication": {
-        "release_notes": "First listing. Eight read-only tools over Covenant's reviewed fund terms, side letters and amendments, with OAuth sign-in through each person's own Covenant account."
+        "release_notes": "Publisher name corrected to Covenant Law, PLLC. No tool or listing-text changes. First listing: Eight read-only tools over Covenant's reviewed fund terms, side letters and amendments, with OAuth sign-in through each person's own Covenant account."
       },
       "apps": "./.app.json"
     }