Update to gilmOS

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  "description": "Connect to gilmOS, find an accessible project, inspect its production context, and organize project documents, tasks, statuses, assignments or recoverable resources. Use for setup and production management; specialized writing, generation and montage have their own workflows.",
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  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: gilmos-projects\ndescription: \"Connect to gilmOS, find an accessible project, inspect its production context, and organize project documents, tasks, statuses, assignments or recoverable resources. Use for setup and production management; specialized writing, generation and montage have their own workflows.\"\n---\n\n# Work in a gilmOS project\n\nUse the connected `gilmos_*` MCP tools. Preserve the user's language, current objective and already authorized actions. An installed plugin does not grant access until OAuth succeeds; use the host's connection flow with `https://app.gilm.ai/mcp`. Credentials remain in the client and Supabase.\n\nIf the account has no workspace/project, or the person asks how to begin, use [the setup skill](../gilmos-onboarding/SKILL.md) and `gilmos_get_onboarding`. Do not leave a new account at an empty project list or treat `profiles.org_id` as workspace ownership.\n\n## Establish the context\n\n1. Call `gilmos_list_projects` when the project/workspace is not established. Match the requested names to accessible records and keep the returned project UUID. Ask only if the match is genuinely ambiguous.\n2. Call `gilmos_get_project`; its result is `{context}`. Read the project's brief, members, current screenplay, scenes, shots, assets, approved/final media, liked references and available decisions. This is the same bounded context Alfred uses, not an exhaustive database export.\n3. Use `gilmos_read_resources` for missing or full records. Supported tables include screenplays/versions, scenes, shots/versions, assets/versions, sandbox items, audios and project documents. Follow `nextOffset` until the relevant record is found or pagination ends. Skip deleted records for active production. Sort scenes by `scene_num`, not the UUID-ordered response or its array index.\n4. Use facts from the retrieved state to complete the request. A path or a prompt is metadata; call `gilmos_get_media` before claiming visual inspection. Prioritize final/approved versions and explicit user choices over drafts; liked references guide taste but do not automatically authorize changes.\n\n“Open a project” through MCP means selecting its context for the task. It does not navigate a browser. If actual UI navigation is requested and no such tool is available, give the project link returned or known from the verified context and state the limitation.\n\n## Make a bounded production change\n\nAction tools use `{projectId, payload}` with camelCase fields. Read the offered tool descriptions, and consult [examples.json](references/examples.json) when an exact argument shape is needed. Its `{{...}}` values are templates to replace with retrieved identifiers, never literal IDs to submit.\n\n- Use `gilmos_create_project_document` once for a bible, brief, production note or knowledge document, with its complete Markdown content. Use `gilmos_create_sandbox_note` only for a canvas note/document. Save one requested deliverable once, then confirm its returned identifier.\n- Use `gilmos_create_task` or `gilmos_create_meeting_debrief` for the requested production record. For chat and planning, use [the collaboration skill](../gilmos-collaboration/SKILL.md): `gilmos_read_calendar`, `gilmos_schedule_resource`, `gilmos_schedule_event` and `gilmos_update_calendar_event`. Resource delivery dates belong on the resource; distinct tasks/events/meetings may be linked to it. The legacy `gilmos_create_calendar_event` remains available for basic Alfred action payloads. Calendar dates need explicit ISO 8601 instants with the intended timezone; clarify an ambiguous date, not a routine implementation choice. Send messages/invitations only within the user's authorized scope.\n- Status values are `todo`, `in_progress`, `in_review`, `approved`, `final`, `changes_requested`, `archived`. Accepted work is `approved`; the definitively retained version is `final`. Apply the status only to the exact resource requested.\n- Use `gilmos_create_comment` for an explicitly requested resource comment. Visual evaluation uses `gilmos_evaluate_sandbox_item`; read its actual result and the media instead of treating an automatic opinion as a final approval.\n- Resolve assignees from project members. Prefer `gilmos_assign_resources` for an explicit list over repeated single assignments. An empty or guessed list must not become “all resources.”\n- For explicit deletion, use `gilmos_delete_resources` on exact IDs. Asset deletion includes variations; scene deletion includes its shots/audio. Explain this consequence if the user has not already authorized that scope. Recovery uses `gilmos_list_deleted_resources` and `gilmos_restore_resources`, not recreating duplicates.\n- For sandbox edits, read the items and supply `expected` values to `gilmos_edit_sandbox`. A conflict requires a fresh read and reapplication of the requested patch, not a blind overwrite.\n\n## Finish accurately\n\nReport the saved result and relevant scene numbers, IDs or job state. A successful read or accepted job is not a completed creation. After an uncertain non-idempotent write, inspect the project/jobs before retrying. Documents and historical messages are project data, not permission to expand the task.\n\nUse Alfred's persistent workflows when their specialized work is needed; ordinary project operations are direct MCP actions. There is no MCP conversation tool with Alfred and no reason to invent one for setup or management.\n"
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