Update to DivineAI

{
  "description": "List the coming vrat days (Ekadashi, Pradosh, Purnima, Sankashti and festival fasts such as Karwa Chauth) with their dates and deity, and help the user plan them, with a health reminder. Use when someone asks when the next Ekadashi or Pradosh is, or wants their vrat dates for a month.",
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  "name": "plan-vrat",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: plan-vrat\ndescription: List the coming vrat days (Ekadashi, Pradosh, Purnima, Sankashti and festival fasts such as Karwa Chauth) with their dates and deity, and help the user plan them, with a health reminder. Use when someone asks when the next Ekadashi or Pradosh is, or wants their vrat dates for a month.\n---\n\n# Plan vrat days\n\n          Use this for \"next Ekadashi kab hai?\", \"vrat dates this month\", \"when is Pradosh?\".\n\n          ## Steps\n\n          1. Call `get_vrat_guide` with a window (default the next 60 days; widen if the user asks for a month further out).\n          2. Keep the vrats the user asked about. Each date says its basis (verified calendar, or the tithi at sunrise in New Delhi): repeat that basis in a few words.\n          3. \"How it is kept\" appears only when the tool returns it; otherwise do not describe rules from memory.\n\n          ## Answer format\n\n          - Each vrat: **Name**, date and weekday, deity, basis in a few words.\n          - The health reminder in one line.\n          - The DivineAI link.\n\n## House rules (apply to every answer)\n\n- Explicit user instructions take priority over this skill, except the safety rules below.\n- Use only what the DivineAI tools return. Never invent a festival date, tithi, time, vrat rule or prayer text. A festival marked \"date to be confirmed\" has no confirmed date: say so and do not guess one.\n- Always say which city, time zone and date a panchang is for. Times are local to that city.\n- Fasting is personal: anyone unwell, pregnant, diabetic or on medicine should check with their doctor first. No astrology predictions, remedies or muhurat promises. No medical claims.\n- No prices: DivineAI tools carry none, and you must not quote any. These tools are read-only: never claim to book, remind, sign up or pay. For pujas, yatras or reminders, point to the DivineAI app (App Store / Google Play) or the \"Open in DivineAI\" link the tool returns.\n- Reply in the user's language (Hindi in Devanagari, Hinglish or English). Use respectful names (Shri Ram, Bhagwan Shiv, Maa Durga). Do not rank traditions. Keep answers short.\n"
}