kit

name	kit
description	Surface the right epigenetic input — fetches a prompt kit from Nate's PromptKit matching the query, returns kit details + which prompt to run first. Requires nate-promptkit MCP (configured via NATE_PROMPTKIT_URL env var).

/kit

Epigenetic-input skill. Promptkit = external modulating library; /kit is how Jack reaches into it without leaving the Today pane.

HARD RULES

• You MUST call nate-promptkit/search_prompt_kits before writing any response. No exceptions.
• If the tool is not available (MCP not registered / env var not set / server failing), SAY SO EXPLICITLY: "nate-promptkit MCP isn't reachable — set NATE_PROMPTKIT_URL and reload the plugin." Do not improvise.
• If search returns no results, SAY SO EXPLICITLY: "no kits matched query X." Do not invent a kit name.
• Never fabricate kit names, dates, IDs, or content. If you don't have a UUID from a real tool call, you don't have the kit.

Sequence

1. Take <query> arg (e.g. /tipi:kit agent-stack, /tipi:kit plumbing).
2. Call nate-promptkit/search_prompt_kits with query=<user-query>, limit=3.
3. Verify the returned list is non-empty and each entry has id, name, published_at. If not, follow HARD RULES.
4. For the top-ranked result, call nate-promptkit/get_prompt_kit(id=<top-result.id>) to fetch full content.
5. Return:
   • Kit name + published date exactly as the tool returned
   • First 5 lines of fetched content, verbatim
   • Which prompt inside to run first — pick the one matching Jack's current arc, explain why in one sentence. Say so if the kit has only one prompt.
   • The kit's UUID for reference

No-query fallback

If Jack types /tipi:kit with no args, call nate-promptkit/list_prompt_kits(limit=10), show the list, ask Jack to pick.

Don't

• Don't execute the kit's prompts — return them; Jack decides.
• Don't cache kits locally. Fresh fetch each time.
• Don't invent structure like "Prompt Kit Recommendation" unless the tool returned that data. Report what the tool said, nothing more.