Update to Kabuken

{
  "description": "Show the business-segment or geographic breakdown from a Japanese listed company's EDINET filing using Kabuken tools.",
  "included_files": [],
  "name": "segment-breakdown",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: segment-breakdown\ndescription: Show the business-segment or geographic breakdown from a Japanese listed company's EDINET filing using Kabuken tools.\ndisable-model-invocation: true\n---\n\n# Segment breakdown\n\nInput: a company name, ticker, or EDINET entity code, optionally followed\nby a fiscal period, given by the user (in Claude Code, the command\nargument).\n\n1. Resolve the company to an EDINET entity code (for example `E02144`):\n   `search_companies` with `query` for a name, or `get_company` with `id`\n   and `id_type: \"ticker\"` for a ticker. If a name is ambiguous, ask the\n   user to pick one.\n2. Call `list_documents` with `entity_code` to list the filings. The\n   filings are in `documents`; if `truncated` is true, call again with a\n   higher `limit` (up to 100). If the user named a period, pick the\n   matching filing. Otherwise use the most recent annual securities\n   report (有価証券報告書). Note its `doc_id`.\n3. Call `get_segment_breakdown` with that `doc_id` (optional `fact_name`\n   to filter to one axis, optional `limit`, default 100). If a tool\n   says a feature is not available for this account, tell the user that\n   plainly and continue with the tools that work. Do not suggest plans,\n   prices or links.\n4. Present the breakdown grouped by axis (business segment, geographic\n   segment, or consolidation scope), with member labels and the\n   reported figures. State the source filing and period for every number.\n   Segment labels come from the EDINET Taxonomy, which has its own\n   copyright notice; keep the notice the tool returns.\n"
}