Update to EmpirioLabs AI

{
  "description": "Get started with EmpirioLabs AI in ChatGPT. Use right after the app is connected, or when the user asks what the app can do or how to begin.",
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  "name": "get-started",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: get-started\ndescription: Get started with EmpirioLabs AI in ChatGPT. Use right after the app is connected, or when the user asks what the app can do or how to begin.\n---\n# Get started with EmpirioLabs AI\n\nEmpirioLabs AI runs image, video, speech, music, 3D, transcription, document and text models on the user's own EmpirioLabs account.\n\n1. Say in two or three lines what the app can make: images and image edits, short videos, spoken audio in many voices, music and sound effects, 3D models from a picture, transcripts of recordings, Markdown from PDFs and scans, web search with sources, and answers from text models.\n2. Offer a first thing to try and wait for the choice. Good first requests: an image from a one-line description, a short text read aloud, or a five-second video.\n3. Run the request with the matching tool: `generate_image`, `text_to_speech` (choose a voice with `list_voices`), or `generate_video`.\n4. When a result is still generating, call `get_job` with its job id, and again until the output is ready. Never start the same generation twice.\n5. Put every output link in the reply so the user can open the file.\n\nIf the user asks which model to use, call `list_models` for that kind of output and suggest one. If a request is refused, repeat the reason the tool gave and say what to change.\n"
}