Update to invoiso

{
  "description": "Use when the user wants to read or manage invoices, expenses, contacts, inventory, documents, accounting workflows, or settings in their invoiso workspace.",
  "included_files": [],
  "name": "invoiso",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: invoiso\ndescription: Use when the user wants to read or manage invoices, expenses, contacts, inventory, documents, accounting workflows, or settings in their invoiso workspace.\n---\n\n# invoiso\n\nUse the connected invoiso MCP tools for the user's current workspace. Let the\nserver's tool descriptions and annotations guide tool choice and required\ninputs; do not invent tool names or fields.\n\n## Connection and access\n\n- Prefer the browser sign-in flow. The workspace is selected by the signed-in\n  account, so do not ask the user to paste credentials into chat or store them\n  in plugin files.\n- Some workspaces can read but not change records through this connection,\n  and some people's access is limited. When a tool refuses, pass on the reason\n  it gives rather than guessing at another.\n- Values omitted when creating an invoice may inherit the workspace's saved\n  issuer, numbering, currency, tax, language, and notes defaults. Check the\n  available workspace settings when a missing value could change the result.\n\n## Work carefully\n\n- Resolve customer, supplier, invoice, expense, and product references from\n  workspace results before using their identifiers in a change.\n- Check the tool annotations and confirm material details before destructive,\n  external, or money-moving actions such as deletion, sending, publishing, or\n  payment-related actions.\n- Do not claim an action succeeded unless the tool result confirms it. Report\n  plan limits, validation errors, and partial results plainly.\n"
}