Update to Orbit for Substack

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plugin.json

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 {
   "$schema": "https://agent-plugins.org/schemas/1.0.0/plugin.schema.json",
   "name": "orbit",
-  "version": "1.0.2",
+  "version": "1.0.5",
   "description": "You can't remember everyone. Orbit can. Ask about the people you talk to on Substack and what your writing does, from your own Orbit account.",
   "author": {
     "name": "Rebecca Spitzer",
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       "interface": {
         "displayName": "Orbit for Substack",
         "shortDescription": "Know your people and writing",
-        "longDescription": "You can't remember everyone. Orbit can. Orbit keeps track of who you've talked to on Substack, what you discussed, and where things stand, and what your writing does. Ask ChatGPT about your Substack people and your writing, and it answers from your own Orbit data.\n\nWith Orbit, you can:\n\n\u2022 Know who to talk to: the subscribers who read everything and have never heard from you, five people worth talking to today, and who's gone quiet.\n\n\u2022 Get your Substack briefing: Orbit asks once what matters to you, then brings you the people paying attention to you, the conversations slipping away, and the people worth knowing.\n\n\u2022 Catch up before you reply: what you and someone talked about before, and the replies still waiting on you.\n\n\u2022 See what your writing does: which Notes and comments bring in subscribers or start conversations.\n\n\u2022 Find what you said before: search your Notes, essays and comments for the conversation you know you had.\n\nEvery answer links back to Substack.\n\nWhen you ask, Orbit can also save a private note or tag on a person, clear a reply from your queue, hide someone from your reminders, mark a DM's status, or save your briefing settings and preferences. It never posts, comments, or sends messages on Substack.\n\nRequires an Orbit account. Orbit fills itself in through its Chrome extension while you use Substack as usual; your Substack login stays on your computer. Direct messages are included only if you turn them on.\n\nOrbit is an independent tool and isn't affiliated with Substack.",
+        "longDescription": "You can't remember everyone. Orbit can. Orbit keeps track of who you've talked to on Substack, what you discussed, and where things stand, and what your writing does. Ask ChatGPT about your Substack people and your writing, and it answers from your own Orbit data.\n\nWith Orbit, you can:\n\n\u2022 Know who to talk to: the subscribers who read everything and have never heard from you, five people worth talking to today, and who's gone quiet.\n\n\u2022 Get your Substack briefing: Orbit asks once what matters to you, then brings you the people paying attention to you, the conversations slipping away, and the people worth knowing.\n\n\u2022 Catch up before you reply: what you and someone talked about before, and the replies still waiting on you.\n\n\u2022 See what's working: ask what's working in your Notes lately, whether you're reaching new people or the same ones, and what to do differently next week. Orbit finds the patterns across your Notes and essays and shows your own examples as the evidence.\n\n\u2022 Meet the people behind your numbers: who subscribed after each Note or essay, who replied and restacked, and which of them you already talk with.\n\n\u2022 Find what you said before: search your Notes, essays and comments for the conversation you know you had.\n\nEvery answer links back to Substack.\n\nWhen you ask, Orbit can also save a private note or tag on a person, clear a reply from your queue, hide someone from your reminders, mark a DM's status, or save your briefing settings and preferences. It never posts, comments, or sends messages on Substack.\n\nRequires an Orbit account. Orbit fills itself in through its Chrome extension while you use Substack as usual; your Substack login stays on your computer. Direct messages are included only if you turn them on.\n\nOrbit is an independent tool and isn't affiliated with Substack.",
         "developerName": "Rebecca Spitzer",
         "category": "Productivity",
         "capabilities": [
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           "Private notes and tags",
           "Your Substack briefing"
         ],
-        "websiteURL": "https://seeyourorbit.com",
+        "websiteURL": "https://seeyourorbit.com/chatgpt?utm_source=chatgpt-directory&utm_medium=listing",
         "supportURL": "https://seeyourorbit.com/support",
         "privacyPolicyURL": "https://seeyourorbit.com/privacy",
         "termsOfServiceURL": "https://seeyourorbit.com/terms",
         "defaultPrompt": [
           "Who should I talk to today?",
           "Help me set up my daily Substack briefing.",
-          "Which of my Notes brought in new subscribers?"
+          "What's working in my Notes lately?"
         ],
         "brandColor": "#FA5836",
         "composerIcon": "./assets/icon.png",
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         "commerce_description": "Orbit does not sell anything inside ChatGPT. The plugin works only with an existing Orbit account."
       },
       "publication": {
-        "release_notes": "Adds the Substack briefing: Orbit asks what matters to you, then brings the people paying attention to you, the conversations slipping away, and the people worth knowing. The listing now names the two new writes (your briefing settings and your preferences)."
+        "release_notes": "The listing says more about what Orbit finds in your Notes and essays, and the website link goes to the ChatGPT setup page."
       },
       "apps": "./.app.json"
     }