Update to Scripe

{
  "description": "Set up Scripe after installing the plugin. Check the connection, pick the workspace and profile to work on, and suggest a first task.",
  "included_files": [],
  "name": "get-started",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: get-started\ndescription: Set up Scripe after installing the plugin. Check the connection, pick the workspace and profile to work on, and suggest a first task.\n---\n\nHelp the user start working with Scripe, their LinkedIn content system.\n\n1. Call `workspace_read` with `action: \"get_workspace_context\"`. It returns the\n   active Scripe workspace, its plan and the profiles in it (personal profiles\n   and company pages), each with whether LinkedIn is connected.\n2. Tell the user, in one or two sentences, which workspace is active and which\n   profiles it holds. If `workspace_read` with `action: \"list_workspaces\"`\n   shows more than one workspace, ask which one to use and switch with\n   `workspace_write` and `action: \"switch_workspace\"`.\n3. If a profile shows LinkedIn as not connected, say that Scripe can still\n   plan and write for it, and that publishing and analytics need the\n   connection, which the user makes in the Scripe dashboard at\n   https://scripe.io.\n4. Offer three first tasks and let the user choose:\n   - plan the next period's posts for their profiles (start with\n     `get_planning_overview`),\n   - write a post in their own voice about something they name\n     (`posts_write`, `action: \"generate_post\"`),\n   - see how their posts performed lately (`analytics_read`,\n     `action: \"get_analytics_overview\"`).\n\nNever publish, schedule, delete or send anything during setup. Those actions\nalways need the user's explicit yes.\n"
}