Update to WOIII.me

{
  "description": "First-run setup for WOIII.me. Use when the user installs or sets up WOIII.me, asks how to start, or asks what WOIII.me can do.",
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  "name": "setup",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: setup\ndescription: First-run setup for WOIII.me. Use when the user installs or sets up WOIII.me, asks how to start, or asks what WOIII.me can do.\n---\n\n# Set up WOIII.me\n\n1. Call `auth_status`. If the Discogs account is linked, say only that it is linked: don't repeat the username or user id it returns. If it is not linked, explain that WOIII.me needs read-only access to their Discogs account and that the plugin's sign-in opens discogs.com to approve it. Never ask for a password or token in the conversation.\n2. Once linked, say in two sentences what WOIII.me does: it judges vinyl pressings from Discogs evidence (mastering, stampers, plants, ratings, demand) on two lenses, sound and collector, and works with the user's own collection and wantlist.\n3. Offer the home page (`open_home`): it opens without contacting Discogs and has workflows for album surveys, comparisons and the wantlist.\n4. Offer three ways to start:\n   - \"Is this a good pressing? <paste a Discogs release link>\"\n   - \"What's the best-sounding pressing of Kind of Blue?\"\n   - \"Which albums on my wantlist should I buy first?\"\n5. Mention settings (default lens, pressings checked per album, notes) on the plugin page.\n6. State plainly: read-only, no prices or cover images, data provided by Discogs, not affiliated with Discogs.\n"
}