Update to PINOC

{
  "description": "Make 3D characters and the animation that drives them with PINOC, and hand over the files, a free curated motion library, plus generated characters, motions, and 3D environments. Motions are standard skeletal animation and import into any 3D tool; characters are Gaussian splats, not meshes, and require a compatible Gaussian splat renderer, as do environments (places reconstructed as Gaussian splats). Use when someone wants a 3D character, an animation, a character performing one, or a 3D environment.",
  "included_files": [],
  "name": "pinoc",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: pinoc\ndescription: Make 3D characters and the animation that drives them with PINOC, and hand over the files, a free curated motion library, plus generated characters, motions, and 3D environments. Motions are standard skeletal animation and import into any 3D tool; characters are Gaussian splats, not meshes, and require a compatible Gaussian splat renderer, as do environments (places reconstructed as Gaussian splats). Use when someone wants a 3D character, an animation, a character performing one, or a 3D environment.\n---\n\n# PINOC\n\nPINOC makes rigged 3D characters, the animation clips that drive them, and\n3D environments to place them in, and hands over files rather than pictures of\nthem. Reach for it when somebody wants a character, a motion, a character\nperforming one, or a 3D environment.\n\n## The shape of a request\n\n1. **Check the balance** when the job will cost anything.\n2. **Look for a curated library before generating.** Library assets are free and\n   land in seconds; generating costs credits and takes minutes.\n3. **Generate only what the library cannot supply.**\n4. **Wait** for whatever is generating, then hand over the files and say what\n   opens each one.\n\n## Everything else is on the tools\n\nEach tool's own description carries its rules - which call comes first, when a\nbatch form replaces a loop, how to wait, what a format opens in - and the\nserver's instructions carry the rest. They are the authority: this file is the\norder to do things in.\n"
}