Update to Seekrly

SKILL.md text changes

− removed · + added

--- before
+++ after
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 ---
 name: seekrly-career-profile
-description: Read and update the user's Seekrly career profile - headline, summary, contact details, links, work history, education, skills, projects and job preferences (roles, salary, locations, notice period). Use when the user wants to update their profile, add a new job or skill, change job preferences, or fill the profile from a resume they share.
+description: Read and update the user's Seekrly career profile - headline, summary, contact details, links, work history, education, skills, projects, job preferences (roles, salary, locations, notice period) and facts about the user. Use when the user wants to update their profile, add a new job or skill, change job preferences, or fill the profile from a resume they share.
 ---
 
 # Career profile
@@ -14,9 +14,12 @@
 `skills`, `projects`, `certificates`, `awards`, `languages`, `volunteer`,
 `publications`, `interests`, `references`) plus `jobPreferences`
 (`preferredRole`, `yearsExperience`, `currentCtc`, `expectedCtc`, `employmentType`,
-`shiftPreference`, `jobType`, `preferredLocations`, `noticePeriod` in days).
+`shiftPreference`, `jobType`, `preferredLocations`, `noticePeriod` in days) and
+`facts`: free-text notes the user wants Seekrly AI and autofill to know (e.g.
+"Needs visa sponsorship for the US"). Follow them when you write for the user.
+Each project has `links` (`{ name, url }`, e.g. "Live", "GitHub"), not one `url`.
 
-## Updating (two-step)
+## Updating
 
 1. **Always read first** with `get_career_profile`.
 2. Build the change with the same field names:
@@ -24,14 +27,16 @@
      merge. `profiles` replaces the whole list of links. Phone format:
      `+<country code> <number>`.
    - `jobPreferences`: fields passed replace those preferences; others stay.
+   - `facts`: replaces the whole list. To add one, send the existing facts plus
+     the new one.
    - **Sections replace the whole section.** To add one job, send the complete
      `work` list: existing entries plus the new one. Never send a partial list
      unless the user wants entries removed.
 3. Show the change in the chat first (each field or section, before → after)
-   and ask "Update it, or change something?"
-4. After a yes, call `update_career_profile` without a token: you get a before/after preview and
-   a warning (it flags sections that would lose entries). Show it to the user.
-5. Only if they agree, repeat the identical call with `confirmationToken`.
+   and ask "Update it, or change something?" Say plainly if a section will lose
+   entries: removed entries can't be restored.
+4. After a yes, call `update_career_profile` once. It saves right away; don't ask
+   again.
 
 Not editable here: `basics.name`, `basics.email`, the photo, gender and date of
 birth - the user changes those on the Seekrly Profile page.
@@ -39,13 +44,18 @@
 ## Filling the profile from a resume or details
 
 If the user just tells you the details, map them to the sections above and
-follow the two-step update. For a resume:
+follow the update steps above. Anything about the user that fits no field (work
+authorization or visa status, availability to start, willingness to relocate or
+travel, driving licence, security clearance) goes in `facts`, one short
+sentence each, added to the existing facts; never put something there that fits
+another field. For a resume:
 
 1. Ask the user to attach their resume (PDF or DOCX) or paste its text.
 2. Read the whole file and map it to the sections above: dates `YYYY-MM`, bullets
-   into `highlights`, skills grouped with `keywords`. Copy facts exactly; leave
-   out anything the resume doesn't say.
+   into `highlights`, skills grouped with `keywords`, a project's links into
+   `links`. Details about the user with no field go in `facts` (see above).
+   Copy everything exactly; leave out anything the resume doesn't say.
 3. Compare with `get_career_profile` and show what would be added or replaced.
    Keep existing entries unless the resume clearly replaces them (a section
    replaces its whole list).
-4. Follow the two-step update above.
+4. Follow the update steps above.