@telepath-computer/television 0.1.101 → 0.1.103

package/dist/cli.cjs

@@ -50446,7 +50446,7 @@ function findCardIDInNode(node, artifactID) {
 var import_meta = {};
 var DAEMON_NAME = "com.television.server";
 var MAX_PORT = 65535;
-var HELP_POINTER = "Television ships bundled skills. The main skill is `television` \u2014 read it for screens, lifecycle, the `tv` CLI, and artifact workflow. Additional `television-*` skills cover specialized artifact types and theming. Install all bundled skills with `tv skills install <path>` (e.g. ~/.openclaw/skills) or `tv skills install -i`.";
+var HELP_POINTER = "Television ships bundled skills. The main skill is `television` \u2014 keep its guidance available for screens, lifecycle, the `tv` CLI, and artifact workflow. Re-read it only if it is not already in context or you know the installed skill changed. Additional `television-*` skills cover specialized artifact types and theming. Install all bundled skills with `tv skills install <path>` (e.g. ~/.openclaw/skills) or `tv skills install -i`.";
 var CLIDirectiveError = class extends Error {
   name = "CLIDirectiveError";
 };
@@ -50476,8 +50476,8 @@ function resolveVercelSkillsInstallerBin() {
   return localRequire.resolve("skills/bin/cli.mjs");
 }
 function readCLIVersion() {
-  if ("0.1.101".length > 0) {
-    return "0.1.101";
+  if ("0.1.103".length > 0) {
+    return "0.1.103";
   }
   const devPackageJsonPath = import_node_path10.default.join(getDevPackageDir(), "package.json");
   if (!(0, import_node_fs6.existsSync)(devPackageJsonPath)) {
@@ -50491,7 +50491,8 @@ function buildAgentHelpNote() {
   return [
     "",
     "Agent workflow note:",
-    "  The main skill is `television` \u2014 read it for screens, lifecycle, the `tv` CLI, and artifact workflow.",
+    "  The main skill is `television` \u2014 keep its guidance available for screens, lifecycle, the `tv` CLI, and artifact workflow.",
+    "  Re-read it only if it is not already in context or you know the installed skill changed.",
     "  Additional `television-*` skills cover specialized artifact types and theming.",
     "  Install all bundled skills: `tv skills install <path>` (e.g. ~/.openclaw/skills) or `tv skills install -i`."
   ].join("\n");
@@ -50500,7 +50501,8 @@ function buildArtifactWorkflowHelpNote(includeHTMLNote) {
   const lines = [
     "",
     "Agent note:",
-    "  The main skill is `television` \u2014 read it for screens, lifecycle, and artifact workflow."
+    "  The main skill is `television` \u2014 keep its guidance available for screens, lifecycle, and artifact workflow.",
+    "  Re-read it only if it is not already in context or you know the installed skill changed."
   ];
   if (includeHTMLNote) {
     lines.push("  Additional `television-*` skills cover specialized artifact types and theming.");

package/dist/skills/television/SKILL.md

@@ -10,6 +10,8 @@ Television is a persistent artifact screen for agents.
 
 Load this skill when you need to create, update, inspect, attach, focus, or otherwise manage Television screens and artifacts.
 
+Re-read this skill only if it is not already in your context or you know it changed.
+
 ## When to use Television
 
 Prefer Television when it is a better presentation surface than chat. When a response would otherwise be long, structured, visual, research-heavy, or significantly clearer as markdown, HTML, or a table, prefer creating a Television artifact as the primary response instead of delivering the full result in chat.
@@ -79,7 +81,7 @@ Those questions interact, but they are not the same question.
 
 Television guidance is split across bundled skills.
 
-- Use this skill for screens, focus, artifact lifecycle decisions, and the `tv` CLI.
+- Use this skill for screens, focus, artifact lifecycle decisions, and the `tv` CLI. Required means the knowledge is required, not that you must re-read it before every Television action.
 - Install the bundled Television skills into the agent harness skills folder with `tv skills install <path>` (for example `~/.openclaw/skills`, `~/.hermes/skills`, or `~/.agents/skills`) or use `tv skills install -i` before artifact authoring work.
 - For kind-specific HTML work, load the matching skill such as `television-calendar` or `television-table`.
 
@@ -92,7 +94,7 @@ Use this document when you need to reason about what the `tv` CLI can do, which
 
 ## Agent recovery surfaces
 
-The `television` skill is the primary guidance surface for Television screens, focus, and lifecycle work.
+The `television` skill is the primary guidance surface for Television screens, focus, and lifecycle work. Keep that guidance available; re-read it only if it is not already in context or you know it changed.
 
 Install bundled Television skills with either:
 

package/dist/skills/television-calendar/SKILL.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ description: Author self-contained HTML calendar artifacts using the bundled cal
 
 # Authoring a calendar week
 
-You must read the main `television` skill first. It defines the general Television workflow, the pending-vs-committed model, and the canonical HTML house style. This skill only adds calendar-specific guidance.
+Know the main `television` skill first. Re-read it only if it is not already in your context or you know it changed. It defines the general Television workflow, the pending-vs-committed model, and the canonical HTML house style. This skill only adds calendar-specific guidance.
 
 A working-week calendar with a generated header strip, all-day band, time axis,
 and timed event grid. The agent only authors a single `<calendar-week>` plus

package/dist/skills/television-table/SKILL.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ description: Author dense Airtable-style HTML record tables using the shared Tel
 
 # Authoring a record table
 
-You must read the main `television` skill first. It defines the general Television workflow and the canonical HTML house style. This skill only adds table-specific guidance.
+Know the main `television` skill first. Re-read it only if it is not already in your context or you know it changed. It defines the general Television workflow and the canonical HTML house style. This skill only adds table-specific guidance.
 
 A dense, Airtable-style table of records. Lots of cells, mixed cell types,
 structured rows. It should look crisp at a glance and read like real software,