@murphai/murph 1.3.0 → 1.3.1

package/node_modules/@murphai/assistant-engine/skills/body-composition/references/safety.md

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+# Safety and Escalation
+
+Last reviewed: **2026-08-09**
+
+Body-composition goals can overlap with eating disorders, malnutrition, medication risk, pregnancy, growth, chronic illness, and high-risk sport. Safety changes the lane; it should not erase the user’s practical question.
+
+## Immediate or Urgent Escalation
+
+Use the appropriate urgent-care or crisis pathway for:
+
+- fainting, confusion, chest pain, severe shortness of breath, seizure, or severe weakness
+- repeated vomiting, inability to keep fluids down, or signs of significant dehydration
+- palpitations with dizziness or syncope
+- severe abdominal pain, blood in vomit or stool, or black stool
+- acute neurologic symptoms
+- suicidal thoughts, self-harm risk, or an unsafe home situation
+- suspected severe hypoglycemia, diabetic ketoacidosis, or another medication-linked emergency
+
+Do not continue calorie, exercise, or target-setting advice while an urgent problem is unresolved.
+
+## Suspected Eating Disorder or Disordered Pattern
+
+Do not use one BMI, one questionnaire, appearance, or duration to rule risk in or out.
+
+Pause weight-loss or bulking optimization and recommend prompt qualified assessment when any combination suggests risk:
+
+- rapid weight loss or large unexplained fluctuation
+- restriction despite underweight or medical concern
+- bingeing, loss of control, purging, vomiting, laxatives, diuretics, diet pills, or compensatory fasting
+- excessive or compulsory exercise, exercising despite injury or illness, or using exercise to “earn” food
+- disproportionate fear of weight gain or concern with shape
+- rigid food rules, social withdrawal around food, secretive eating, or marked distress after eating
+- dizziness, fainting, palpitations, cold intolerance, weakness, pallor, or poor circulation
+- menstrual or other endocrine disturbance
+- unexplained electrolyte abnormality or hypoglycemia
+- dental erosion or gastrointestinal symptoms associated with vomiting or restriction
+- growth faltering or delayed puberty
+- diabetes plus unsafe insulin manipulation or food restriction
+- worsening depression, anxiety, obsessive symptoms, or self-harm risk
+
+Respond without diagnosing:
+
+1. name the observed concern
+2. advise appropriate assessment
+3. help arrange or prepare for care
+4. avoid prescribing a target weight, deficit, surplus, weigh-in cadence, or compensatory exercise
+5. offer non-weight support around regular nourishment, safety, records, and follow-through only within appropriate boundaries
+
+## Low Energy Availability and RED-S
+
+Risk can occur in people of any sex, body size, or sport.
+
+Escalate and stop aggressive body-composition changes when there is a pattern of:
+
+- declining performance or inability to recover
+- recurrent injuries, stress reactions, or fractures
+- menstrual disruption or reduced libido
+- persistent fatigue, cold intolerance, poor concentration, or mood change
+- gastrointestinal disruption
+- frequent illness
+- sleep disruption
+- rigid intake or exercise patterns
+- substantial weight loss or low intake relative to training
+
+Do not tell an athlete to push through these signals. Use sports medicine, dietitian, and mental-health support as appropriate. Competition timing never outranks medical stability.
+
+## Underweight, Weight Restoration, and Unintentional Change
+
+Do not turn these cases into ordinary calorie coaching:
+
+- underweight or possible malnutrition
+- significant unintentional loss or gain
+- early satiety, swallowing difficulty, persistent nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, or pain
+- unexplained edema
+- fever, night sweats, blood loss, or systemic symptoms
+- new medication-associated change
+- cancer, severe infection, organ disease, endocrine disease, or another serious condition
+- post-hospital, post-surgical, or post-bariatric nutrition needs
+- frailty or sarcopenia in an older adult
+
+Recommend medical evaluation when the cause is unclear or the change is material. Murph can help assemble the timeline, measurements, symptoms, medications, food-access constraints, and questions for care.
+
+Weight restoration after an eating disorder, malnutrition, or serious illness should be led by qualified care. Rapid increases can require monitoring; do not supply an unsupervised “bulk” protocol.
+
+## Children and Adolescents
+
+Do not use adult calorie targets, adult rate targets, bodybuilding cuts, or the NIDDK adult Body Weight Planner for anyone under 18.
+
+Growth, puberty, family context, sport, development, and pediatric reference standards matter. Route intentional loss or gain to pediatric and dietitian support while helping with neutral family meals, activity enjoyment, records, and appointments. Avoid praising weight loss or making the child responsible for household food rules.
+
+## Pregnancy, Postpartum, and Breastfeeding
+
+During pregnancy, do not prescribe intentional weight loss, a bodybuilding bulk, or adult calorie-planner targets. Use obstetric and dietitian guidance for appropriate gain, nausea, gestational diabetes, food adequacy, and recovery from complications.
+
+Postpartum and breastfeeding are not the same as pregnancy. Do not automatically refuse a user-chosen postpartum weight-loss goal, but do not reuse a generic adult deficit or calorie planner without accounting for lactation, birth recovery, milk supply, infant growth, and medical context. Use `nutrition-strategy` for adequate eating and involve obstetric, pediatric, lactation, or dietitian support when intake, supply, infant growth, symptoms, or rapid loss is a concern.
+
+Postpartum users may also have fluid shifts, sleep deprivation, blood loss, thyroid changes, depression or anxiety, and pelvic-floor or surgical recovery. Do not interpret early scale change as ordinary fat change.
+
+## Medications and Procedures
+
+A clinician owns:
+
+- starting, stopping, choosing, or dosing GLP-1, GIP/GLP-1, stimulant, thyroid, diabetes, psychiatric, or other weight-affecting medication
+- insulin or sulfonylurea changes during altered intake or exercise
+- bariatric surgery candidacy and postoperative supplementation
+- prescription appetite stimulants
+- diuretics or fluid manipulation
+- hormone therapy or performance-enhancing drugs
+
+Murph may:
+
+- explain high-level options with current-source research
+- prepare questions and appointments
+- organize side effects, intake, symptoms, labs, and weight trends
+- support adequate protein, resistance training, and food quality after the treating team sets constraints
+- flag rapid loss, dehydration, severe gastrointestinal symptoms, hypoglycemia risk, or loss of function
+
+Do not assume preserving “lean mass” from BIA output is a medication-safety assessment.
+
+## Medical Nutrition Boundaries
+
+Coordinate before setting protein, calories, sodium, potassium, fluids, or fasting rules when the user has:
+
+- chronic kidney disease or dialysis
+- significant liver disease
+- heart failure or edema
+- diabetes with medication risk
+- active cancer treatment
+- inflammatory bowel disease, celiac disease, severe gastroparesis, or malabsorption
+- food allergy or metabolic disorder
+- recent surgery
+- a prescribed therapeutic diet
+
+A generic high-protein plan is not safe for every condition.
+
+## Prohibited Tactics
+
+Do not recommend, optimize, or normalize:
+
+- vomiting or purging
+- laxatives, diuretics, diet pills, or nicotine for weight control
+- dehydration, fluid restriction, sweat suits, saunas, or hot exercise for weigh-ins
+- starvation or unsupervised very-low-calorie diets
+- prolonged fasting as a default fat-loss strategy
+- compensatory exercise after eating
+- food punishment, public weigh-ins, body shaming, or group weight-loss rankings
+- aggressive short-notice sport cuts
+- “dirty bulks” that disregard symptoms, lipids, blood pressure, glucose, digestion, or user preference
+- performance-enhancing-drug protocols
+
+For combat or weight-class sport, help with long-range performance planning only after appropriate professional support; refuse acute harmful manipulation.
+
+## Tracking Stop Rules
+
+Stop or simplify body tracking when it causes or worsens:
+
+- repeated checking, panic, or mood dependence on numbers
+- meal avoidance, restriction, bingeing, purging, or compensatory exercise
+- social withdrawal
+- sleep disruption
+- shame, secrecy, or loss of function
+- conflict with an eating-disorder treatment plan
+- unsafe medication behavior
+
+Offer non-weight signals or no tracking, and support professional care when warranted.
+
+## Neutral Language
+
+Use “higher,” “lower,” “gain,” “loss,” “trend,” “risk,” and “tradeoff.” Avoid “good body,” “bad weight,” “clean/dirty person,” “cheat,” “earned,” or moralizing food and body size.
+
+Ask permission before discussing appearance. Never infer health, discipline, eating behavior, or character from a photo or body size.

package/node_modules/@murphai/assistant-engine/skills/body-composition/references/tracking-and-adjustment.md

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+# Tracking and Adjustment
+
+Last reviewed: **2026-08-09**
+
+This file defines the minimum evidence Murph should gather before calling progress, a plateau, or an adjustment. It applies to fat loss, muscle gain, recomposition, maintenance, and unexplained weight trends.
+
+## Principles
+
+1. **Track only what can change a decision.**
+2. **Preserve canonical measurements and provenance.**
+3. **Separate direct measurements from estimates and interpretations.**
+4. **Use trends, not verdicts from single readings.** One reading should almost never trigger a plan adjustment.
+5. **Change one main lever at a time.**
+6. **Never auto-adjust intake or exercise without enough evidence and user consent.**
+7. **Reduce tracking when its psychological or practical cost exceeds its value.**
+
+## Minimum Useful Tracking Sets
+
+Choose one primary outcome and one or two context signals.
+
+### Fat loss
+
+- primary: same-condition weight trend or waist trend
+- context: strength or training quality
+- context: appetite, energy, adherence, or steps
+
+### Lean-mass gain
+
+- primary: training performance or a target circumference
+- context: same-condition weight trend
+- context: waist, appetite, digestion, or recovery
+
+### Recomposition
+
+- primary: waist or another chosen circumference
+- context: strength or repetitions
+- context: weight trend
+
+### Maintenance
+
+- primary: broad weight or waist range, checked at a tolerable cadence
+- context: one behavior or capability the user values
+- context: symptoms or health marker when relevant
+
+### Understand an unexpected trend
+
+- primary: verified weight measurements with source and timestamps
+- context: medications, illness, fluid, food, activity, bowel, cycle, and training changes
+- context: symptoms and whether the change was intentional
+
+Do not require all of these. A user who does not want to weigh can use waist, clothing fit, performance, mobility, or a clinician-agreed marker.
+
+## Measurement Protocols
+
+### Weight
+
+Prefer:
+
+- the same scale
+- after waking and bathroom use when practical
+- before food and large drinks
+- similar clothing or no clothing
+- a consistent surface and scale placement
+- direct connected-scale data when available, without duplicate manual entries
+- units preserved as recorded; aggregate only same-unit values until an explicit shared conversion contract exists
+
+Cadence is a preference and safety choice:
+
+- daily values can improve the trend estimate for users comfortable with them
+- several readings per week are often sufficient
+- weekly may be the highest tolerable cadence
+- no weighing is valid when it is distressing or unsafe
+
+Use one declared seven-day summary method, mean or median, when sampling is frequent, and keep that method stable across compared windows. Do not silently switch methods to improve the story. For sparse data, state the limitation rather than manufacturing a precise slope.
+
+### Waist and other circumferences
+
+Keep site, posture, breathing phase, tape tension, time of day, and measurer consistent. Weekly or less often is usually enough. Do not infer visceral fat or exact fat mass from a small tape change.
+
+### Training performance
+
+Prefer repeated exercises or movement patterns with comparable technique, range of motion, equipment, and effort. A personal record can reflect skill, leverage, motivation, or fatigue as well as muscle. Use several sessions.
+
+### Photos
+
+Photos are optional and private. Never ask by default, never require revealing clothing, and never share to a group without explicit per-item consent. Lighting, pose, distance, pump, and camera processing can dominate small changes.
+
+### Consumer body-composition devices
+
+Label BIA body-fat, lean-mass, muscle-mass, and visceral-fat outputs as estimates. At the individual level, absolute values can differ substantially from criterion methods. Hydration, food, glycogen, skin temperature, recent exercise, and device equations can move the result.
+
+- keep device and conditions consistent
+- use coarse long-term direction only when it agrees with other signals
+- do not merge estimates from different devices into one seamless trend
+- do not claim a precise amount of fat lost or muscle gained
+- do not let a BIA change override weight, waist, performance, symptoms, or clinical imaging
+- preserve the vendor metric name and source rather than rewriting it as measured tissue
+
+### BMI
+
+BMI is derived context, not a body-composition measurement. Do not store it as though it were directly measured, use it alone to prescribe loss or gain, or present a category as a personal judgment.
+
+## Trend Read
+
+For every progress review, report:
+
+- measurement window and number of observations
+- source or device when relevant
+- whether current-day data are provisional
+- summary method
+- start and end summaries, not only endpoints
+- important confounders
+- one primary interpretation with uncertainty
+- whether the current evidence supports hold, adjust, pause, or escalate
+
+Avoid presenting a linear regression slope when the sample is sparse or the pattern is visibly nonlinear. A simple comparison of adjacent weekly summaries is often more honest.
+
+## Plateau Criteria
+
+Do not call a plateau until:
+
+- the window is long enough for the goal and expected rate
+- measurements are comparable
+- at least one primary and one context signal are available when practical
+- transient confounders have been considered
+- the plan was executable enough to evaluate
+- the apparent lack of change would actually alter the next decision
+
+Two to four weeks is a common minimum for weight or waist decisions. Use longer windows for trained muscle gain, cycle-related fluid shifts, illness, travel, creatine initiation, or sparse measurements.
+
+A stable scale can still be progress when waist falls or strength rises. A rising scale can still be a problem when waist rises rapidly without performance or recovery benefit.
+
+## Adjustment Contract
+
+An adjustment must specify:
+
+- evidence window
+- current trend and uncertainty
+- confounders checked
+- one lever changing
+- expected direction, not a guaranteed number
+- next review date or data threshold
+- stop or rollback condition
+- user consent when Murph will update a goal, target, automation, or recurring check-in
+
+Good adjustment:
+
+> Across three comparable weekly summaries, weight and waist are flat, training is stable, and the planned restaurant change happened most weeks. Reduce the one recurring evening snack portion or add a short walk after lunch—not both—then review after two more weeks.
+
+Bad adjustment:
+
+> Yesterday’s weight was up 1.2 lb, so I cut 300 calories.
+
+Never turn an incomplete food log into a claim that the user ate a specific surplus or deficit.
+
+## Canonical Data and Current CLI Audit
+
+Current primitives already cover the durable facts:
+
+- `murph measurement add` records open scalar metrics such as body weight or waist with value, unit, timestamp, source, qualifiers, and notes.
+- `murph measurement list` reads measurement events by date range.
+- `murph goal save` stores goal identity, status, horizon, priority, dates, domains, and relations.
+- food, meal, exercise or workout, experiment, journal, wearable, and device commands provide surrounding context.
+
+Use those surfaces when available. Do not create a second JSON or Markdown “weight tracker” as canonical truth.
+
+Current limitations are documented in `docs/body-composition-cli-audit.md`. Until generic metric-filtered trend reads exist:
+
+- inspect canonical measurements rather than relying on conversation memory
+- state when the read is incomplete
+- do not hand-calculate and persist a derived trend as a new direct measurement
+- do not invent a body-composition command
+- keep proposed calorie or rate targets in the response unless the user explicitly asks to activate a supported goal or experiment
+
+## Suggested Check-In Shape
+
+A low-burden check-in can ask:
+
+1. What changed in the primary trend?
+2. How did training or capability change?
+3. How were appetite, energy, recovery, and symptoms?
+4. Was the chosen behavior repeatable?
+5. Was there a major confounder?
+6. Hold, small adjustment, maintenance, pause, or clinician follow-up?
+
+Ask fewer questions when existing data answer them.
+
+## Privacy and Sharing
+
+- Default all body-composition data to private.
+- Do not include weight, waist, calories, photos, eating-disorder history, medication use, or body commentary in a group summary without explicit consent.
+- Do not rank people by weight lost, calories eaten, thinness, or body-fat percentage.
+- In a group challenge, prefer participant-chosen behaviors or capabilities and use `group-challenge` consent rules.

package/node_modules/@murphai/assistant-engine/skills/cardiometabolic-health/SKILL.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 ---
 name: cardiometabolic-health
-description: Use for glucose A1c CGM ApoB LDL triglycerides blood pressure home measurement and lifestyle cardiometabolic marker questions.
+description: Use for glucose A1c CGM insulin records ApoB LDL triglycerides blood pressure home measurement and lifestyle cardiometabolic marker questions.
 ---
 
 # Cardiometabolic Health
@@ -22,6 +22,15 @@ Use this as Murph operating guidance, not as a consumer article. Ground the answ
 
 ## Data First
 
+- For a connected insulin-record question, use one bounded day or short-range
+  read: `vault-cli event list --kind intervention_session --from <date> --to <date> --limit 200 --format json`.
+  Retain only items whose `data.source` is `device` and whose
+  `data.interventionType` is `insulin-injection`; read the stored dose from
+  `data.fields.dose-amount` and `data.fields.dose-unit`. Report the matching
+  records returned, not an exhaustive total. Because this read has no
+  continuation signal, no match means only that this bounded read found none;
+  it is not proof that no insulin was recorded. Never turn a record read into
+  advice to start, stop, retime, or change an insulin dose.
 - Check actual lab values with dates, fasting status, meds, weight/waist trend, BP measurement method, sleep, alcohol, activity, and family/history context if known.
 - For home BP, verify seated rest, cuff size, arm position, no caffeine/exercise/nicotine right before, two readings, and multiple days.
 - For CGM, look for repeated meal/context patterns rather than single spikes.

package/node_modules/@murphai/assistant-engine/skills/computer-use/SKILL.md

@@ -213,10 +213,6 @@ start another macro-step only when that state changes the next choice. Verify
 the requested result on the site; a click is not completion. Finish the run
 with the correct outcome.
 
-Be sparing with progress messages during a browser run: at most one when the
-browser work starts, and one more only if the run is dragging on. Individual
-page checks, acts, navigations, and clicks do not each need an update.
-
 Treat browser capability as something to test, not guess. For an authorized
 task, try the normal Playwright interaction and one safe locator or keyboard
 alternative before declaring an ordinary control or expected, user-requested

package/node_modules/@murphai/assistant-engine/skills/connected-apps/SKILL.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 ---
 name: connected-apps
-description: Use when Murph needs a connected email, calendar, document, storage, note, or task account; an approved accountless service such as weather, places, provider registry, product search, or Instacart; account connection or removal; or connected-app context for another action. Covers account selection, narrow discovery and reads, limited calendar writes, privacy, and untrusted provider content.
+description: Use when Murph needs a connected email, calendar, document, storage, note, or task account; an approved accountless service such as weather, places, provider registry, product search, or Instacart; account connection or removal; connected-app context for another action; or a verified manual export fallback for an unsupported health or fitness data source. Covers account selection, narrow discovery and reads, approved email and calendar writes, privacy, untrusted provider content, and official provider export handoffs.
 ---
 
 # Connected Apps
@@ -15,13 +15,16 @@ specific request into a broad account scan.
    is unclear. Multiple accounts for one toolkit are supported; never guess the
    account or fan out across all of them.
 2. Use `murph.connected_apps_search` to discover the exact current tool slug
-   and input schema. Narrow by toolkit when useful:
+   and input schema, unless this skill or the current system prompt names a
+   server-authorized fixed route and its exact schema. Narrow by toolkit when
+   useful:
    - email and calendar: `gmail`, `googlecalendar`, `outlook`, `zoho_mail`
    - files, notes, and tasks: Google Drive (`googledrive`), Microsoft OneDrive
      (`one_drive`), Dropbox (`dropbox`), Google Tasks (`googletasks`), Todoist
      (`todoist`), Notion (`notion`)
    - approved built-ins: `composio_search`, `instacart`, `openweather_api`
-3. Use `murph.connected_apps_execute` with the exact returned slug and schema.
+3. Use `murph.connected_apps_execute` with the exact returned slug and schema,
+   or with an exact fixed route named below or in the current system prompt.
    Include the exact account selector for connected-account tools and omit an
    account for accountless services.
 
@@ -30,6 +33,51 @@ to contain, perform the narrow read when the account and task are clear. Ask one
 narrow question when multiple accounts, providers, visit types, files, or
 locations remain materially plausible.
 
+## Unsupported health and fitness sources
+
+A request to connect, sync, or import a health or fitness service does not make
+that service a connected-app provider. First use the trusted live provider list
+in the current prompt to determine whether Murph has a real direct connection.
+If a direct route is proven, use its device or app connection owner and do not
+substitute a manual export.
+
+When no direct connection is proven and the member wants existing data from the
+service, read `references/provider-data-exports.md`. That reference owns the
+verified fallback routes for Function Health, Livongo/Teladoc Condition
+Management, Strong, and Hevy. Do not use `murph.connected_apps_search` to hunt
+for an arbitrary health integration, and do not claim support because a provider
+appears in the reference.
+
+Give the provider's verified action link—an account or export page when one is
+documented, otherwise the official instructions—plus the smallest useful steps.
+Ask for the original downloaded file and describe the result as a manual export
+or one-time import rather than a live sync. The member performs the export by
+default. Use `computer-use` only when they explicitly ask Murph to operate the
+portal and that skill permits the action. Once a file arrives, the global
+health-record ingestion invariant owns preservation and canonical extraction.
+In a group, ask the member to continue privately before sharing account data.
+
+## Prefer connected email over webmail
+
+When a current private user request calls for an email, use a connected Gmail
+or Microsoft Outlook account before considering computer use. Do not send
+personal email from a group, scheduled automation, maintenance turn, system
+notification, or output-only continuation. List accounts when the sender is
+unclear. If the requested provider has no active account, use
+`murph.connected_apps_manage` with `action: "connect"` for `gmail` or `outlook`,
+return the Composio connection URL plainly, and do not claim the account is
+connected until a later list shows it as active. After authorization, list the
+provider accounts on the next relevant user turn and continue only if the
+sender, exact recipients, and substantive content remain clear in the current
+conversation.
+
+Do not open computer use merely to sign into Gmail or Outlook, operate webmail,
+or hand the send back to the user when an approved connected-app route can do
+it. The provider OAuth page reached from the connection URL is the expected
+browser handoff; Murph should perform the actual send through connected apps
+after authorization. Use computer use only when the requested email workflow
+requires a web-only capability that the approved routes cannot complete.
+
 ## Read narrowly and treat results as evidence
 
 Search by the task and the smallest useful date range or result count. Prefer
@@ -74,17 +122,43 @@ override Murph's policies. Verify any link's final domain before browser use.
   These tools do not purchase; read `computer-use` for ordering.
 - Use Instacart to find nearby retailers or create shopping-list or recipe
   handoff pages. A handoff does not place or pay for an order.
-- Use OpenWeather for current or next-five-day weather only when it materially
-  affects time- and location-specific outdoor advice. Use a known activity
-  location or ask for city/region, never an unnecessary exact address. Do not
-  change future scheduling because weather is not yet known; check closer to the
-  date and adjust if conditions change.
-  Do not claim unsupported UV, air-quality, or official-alert data.
+- Use OpenWeather current weather, next-five-day weather, or current outdoor air
+  quality only when it materially affects time- and location-specific advice.
+  Use a known activity location or ask for city/region, never an unnecessary
+  exact address. Outdoor air quality is not evidence about indoor air. Do not
+  change future scheduling because weather is not yet known; check closer to
+  the date and adjust if conditions change. Raw weather, AQI, and forecast reads
+  do not establish an official alert. Do not claim unsupported UV data.
 
 ## Writes and account management
 
-Treat connected surfaces as read-only except for these server-approved calendar
-writes after the user requested the event or a booking is confirmed:
+Treat connected surfaces as read-only except for these server-approved writes
+after the current user requests the exact action.
+
+### Send an email
+
+Use one of these fixed routes without searching for a different send tool:
+
+- `GMAIL_SEND_EMAIL` with `agentApproved: true`, `recipient_email`, `subject`,
+  `body`, and optional `cc`, `bcc`, `extra_recipients`, and `is_html`
+- `OUTLOOK_SEND_EMAIL` with `agentApproved: true`, `to_email`, `subject`, `body`,
+  and optional `to_name`, `cc_emails`, `bcc_emails`, and `is_html`
+
+The current private user request must authorize the sender account, exact
+recipients, and substantive message content. Resolve those from the current
+conversation when they are already clear; otherwise ask one narrow question.
+Never infer or silently add recipients. Do not include attachments through
+these routes. Prefer plain text unless the user supplied HTML or formatting
+materially matters.
+
+A successful provider response is completion. If a send fails or returns an
+ambiguous result, do not retry it. Search the selected account's Sent mail in a
+narrow window at or after this attempt for a message matching the exact primary
+recipient, subject, and substantive body. Older, duplicate, or partial matches
+do not prove this send completed. If the result remains uncertain, tell the user
+the outcome is unknown and take no further write action without fresh direction.
+
+### Add a confirmed calendar event
 
 - `GOOGLECALENDAR_CREATE_EVENT` with `agentApproved: true`, `summary`,
   `start_datetime`, `timezone`, `event_duration_hour`, and
@@ -94,7 +168,7 @@ writes after the user requested the event or a booking is confirmed:
 
 Create on the primary calendar only. Exclude pending or failed bookings,
 attendees, recurrence, and meeting links. On failure or ambiguity, do not retry
-the create call.
+the create call; search the selected calendar for the event first.
 
 Connect an account only when the user asks or accepts the connection flow.
 Return the action URL plainly. Rename only the exact selected account.