Update to Pixly

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  "description": "Write a property's listing description, Instagram/Facebook captions and a short Reel text from its photos and Pixly results, after looking at each one with view_pixly_photo, and offer a vertical video to post with them. Use when the user wants listing copy, a property description, social media captions or a post for their listing photos.",
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  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: pixly-listing-text\ndescription: Write a property's listing description, Instagram/Facebook captions and a short Reel text from its photos and Pixly results, after looking at each one with view_pixly_photo, and offer a vertical video to post with them. Use when the user wants listing copy, a property description, social media captions or a post for their listing photos.\n---\n\n# Listing text and social posts\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. Find the photos\n\n- Photos attached in the chat → you can see them yourself.\n- Their Pixly results (staged rooms, edits, videos) → `list_library` (or `list_listings`, then `list_library` with that `listingId` when they name the property). You cannot see Pixly results by yourself: call `view_pixly_photo` with each item's id (a video gives its first frame). Up to 8 is plenty.\n- Nothing yet → ask them to attach the listing photos, or to pick them in Pixly Studio (`open_studio`).\n\n## 2. Ask once, only what is missing\n\nFacts you can't see in a photo and they haven't given: bedrooms and bathrooms, size, price, location, anything special (a view, a garden, parking). Offer to leave out what they don't know. Don't ask about tone — default to warm and professional, in the user's language.\n\n## 3. Write\n\n- **Listing description** — 120 to 180 words: an opening line on the strongest feature, then the rooms in walking order, then the area. Only what is in the photos or what they told you; never invent features, sizes or prices.\n- **Instagram / Facebook caption** — 2 to 4 short lines, one or two emoji at most, 3 to 6 relevant hashtags (place, property type).\n- **Reel text** — one hook line under 10 words, plus 2 or 3 short on-screen lines.\n\nThe texts are the user's own: never mention Pixly, AI or editing in them (no \"made with Pixly\", no #Pixly). If a photo is virtually staged, add nothing about it unless they ask — that is their call for their market.\n\n## 4. Offer the video\n\nIn one line, offer a vertical 9:16 video for the post: `cinematic_motion` with `format` \"9:16\" on the strongest photo. It quotes first; run it only on their yes.\n\n## 5. Finish\n\nGive the three texts, each under its own short heading, ready to copy. Never show job ids or model names.\n"
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