Update to Pixly

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  "description": "Change exactly one thing in a photo with Pixly and keep everything else as it is — recolor a sofa, remove a car, fix the words on a sign, swap a lamp. Works on the user's own photo or on a Pixly result. Use when the user asks to change, remove, replace or recolor something specific in a photo.",
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  "name": "pixly-change-one-thing",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: pixly-change-one-thing\ndescription: Change exactly one thing in a photo with Pixly and keep everything else as it is — recolor a sofa, remove a car, fix the words on a sign, swap a lamp. Works on the user's own photo or on a Pixly result. Use when the user asks to change, remove, replace or recolor something specific in a photo.\n---\n\n# Change one thing\n\nThe user's own instructions always come first. Everything below is a default.\n\n## How to ask, and what to report\n\n- Questions: when ChatGPT offers its `ask_user_input` tool, ask through it — every question of the round at once, each with fixed choices (and the recommended one first); otherwise one short chat message. Never more than one round.\n\n## 1. Check the account first\n\nCall `get_credit_balance`. An edit uses 1 credit. If `canUseCredits` is false or there are no credits, say in one sentence that this needs a Pixly plan with credits (plans are described at https://pixly.app/pricing) and stop.\n\n## 2. What to change\n\n- No photo → ask them to attach it. A Pixly result from this chat needs no file: pass its `resultPaths` entry as `r2Path`.\n- No change named → ask what should change, in one sentence.\n- Several changes → do them one per call, in the order they gave; each call starts from the previous result.\n- If it's unclear where in the photo (two sofas, several signs), suggest Pixly Studio (`open_studio`), where they can brush over the exact area.\n\n## 3. Run it\n\nCall `edit_staged_photo` with the photo and `customInstructions` = the change in the user's own words — don't add style or mood words, and don't describe the rest of the photo. If the photo is a staged Pixly result, `sourceJobId` keeps its style.\n\nIt quotes first: tell them the cost in one line; they tap the card's button or say yes (then call again with the `confirmationCode`).\n\n## 4. Finish\n\nThe card shows the result with a before/after slider; don't describe it again. At most one line: offer another change or a video of the room. Never show job ids or model names.\n"
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