Update to Dubai Setup Index

{
  "description": "Set up Dubai Setup Index after installation, check its connection when requested, and help the user try a first UAE company-setup question. Use for get started, onboarding, setup, connection checks, or questions about what the plugin covers.",
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  "name": "get-started",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: get-started\ndescription: Set up Dubai Setup Index after installation, check its connection when requested, and help the user try a first UAE company-setup question. Use for get started, onboarding, setup, connection checks, or questions about what the plugin covers.\n---\n\n# Get started with Dubai Setup Index\n\nExplain the plugin in a few sentences, then offer one concrete question to try.\nExplicit user instructions take priority over this guidance.\n\n## Choose the requested path\n\n- For \"set up\", \"get started\" or \"is it connected\", call `whoami` once if\n  available and report only the returned scopes. `mcp:read` confirms access.\n- If tools are unavailable or authentication fails, say the connection is not\n  verified and direct the user to connect or reconnect in the host. Do not\n  claim the plugin is ready merely because this skill is present.\n- If the user already asked a setup question, answer it with the tools instead\n  of suggesting that same question.\n\n## What to say\n\n- Dubai Setup Index publishes sourced, dated facts on setting up a company in\n  the UAE: free zone packages and starting prices by visa count, the Dubai\n  mainland (DET) route with official licence estimates, business activities by\n  free zone, setup steps, documents and visa rules.\n- Every figure is dated and linked to its source. Facts that are not published\n  are marked as such and never estimated.\n- Most tools read published data. `prepare_quote` saves a quote for a named\n  client and returns a shareable link; call it only when the user asks for a\n  client quote. Use the estimate tools to price a scenario without saving it.\n- `start_application` drafts an application once the user wants to go ahead\n  with IFZA, Ajman Free Zone, Meydan Free Zone or Dubai mainland. They approve\n  it on the Dubai Setup Index site; nothing is shared with the setup team\n  before they approve.\n\n## What it cannot do\n\nRegulated activities are covered with the regulator they need, but the\nregulator's own licence is a separate step; it gives no binding quotes and no legal, tax or immigration advice; and it does\nnot register companies or take payments. The setup team's written quotation comes after the user approves an application.\n\n## Suggested first questions\n\n- \"Which Dubai free zones can licence a marketing consultancy, and what do they cost with one visa?\"\n- \"Free zone or Dubai mainland for a consultancy with UAE clients?\"\n- \"What does an IFZA setup cost line by line with two visas?\"\n\nDo not quote a figure from memory; figures come only from tool results.\n"
}