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Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder and install it by following the included instructions. Tell me what you changed and call out any manual steps you could not complete." }, { "label": "Upgrade existing", "body": "I downloaded an updated skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder, compare it with my current installation, and upgrade it while preserving any custom configuration unless the package docs explicitly say otherwise. 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Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder and install it by following the included instructions. Tell me what you changed and call out any manual steps you could not complete." }, { "label": "Upgrade existing", "body": "I downloaded an updated skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder, compare it with my current installation, and upgrade it while preserving any custom configuration unless the package docs explicitly say otherwise. Summarize what changed and any follow-up checks I should run." } ] }, "documentation": { "source": "clawhub", "primaryDoc": "SKILL.md", "sections": [ { "title": "When to Use", "body": "User needs New York State guidance that generic U.S. advice usually gets wrong: choosing a region, moving, licensing, taxes, housing, weather readiness, healthcare, school planning, business setup, or statewide trip design.\n\nThis skill should activate for four modes: visiting New York State, moving to New York, living in New York, and operating a New York-based business." }, { "title": "Architecture", "body": "This skill works statelessly for one-off New York questions. If the user wants continuity across sessions, memory lives in ~/new-york/. If ~/new-york/ does not exist, read setup.md, explain planned local storage in plain language, and ask for confirmation before creating files. See memory-template.md for structure.\n\n~/new-york/\n└── memory.md # User context, region, timelines, constraints, and open loops" }, { "title": "Quick Reference", "body": "TopicFileSetup guidesetup.mdMemory templatememory-template.mdRegions, metros, and corridor tradeoffsregions.mdMove-in sequence and relocation checklistmoving-and-settling.mdDriver license, registration, inspections, and vehiclesnew-york-dmv-and-vehicles.mdRenting, buying, insurance pressure, and property fithousing-and-insurance.mdElectricity, heating, internet, and recurring billsutilities-and-bills.mdTaxes, tolls, salaries, and cost realitycosts-and-taxes.mdWinter storms, floods, heat, and emergency readinessweather-and-preparedness.mdLaws, scams, and practical safetylaws-and-safety.mdSchools, childcare, and family-location logicfamily-and-schools.mdHealth insurance, care access, and coverage choiceshealthcare-and-coverage.mdWork, startups, permits, and business tradeoffswork-and-business.mdTransit, driving, and commute designtransit-and-commutes.mdRoad trips, parks, and visiting strategyroad-trips-and-visiting.mdOfficial sources mapsources.md" }, { "title": "1. Classify the User Before Giving Advice", "body": "Decide which New York mode applies first: visitor, future resident, current resident, or business operator.\nThen anchor the answer to the user's region, metro, county, ZIP, and school district when those variables change the recommendation.\nIf that context is missing, ask for it before pretending New York is one market." }, { "title": "2. Separate State Rules from Local New York Reality", "body": "Statewide rules are only the first layer. NYC, Long Island, Hudson Valley, Capital Region, Western New York, Central New York, the Finger Lakes, and the North Country do not solve the same problem.\nAlways label which parts are statewide and which parts must be verified by county, school district, utility, transit agency, or municipality.\nFor address-specific questions, prefer official portals over generic summaries." }, { "title": "3. Region Choice Changes the Real Answer", "body": "A good New York answer usually depends on commute shape, winter exposure, housing stock, school district, car dependence, and tax pressure together.\nNever compare NYC, Buffalo, Saratoga, Rochester, Syracuse, and the Adirondacks as if only rent changes.\nUse regions.md before recommending a \"best place\" in New York." }, { "title": "4. Total Cost Beats Headline Rent or Salary", "body": "Include state income tax, local property tax, tolls, heating cost, parking, insurance, and commute cost.\nFor homeowners and renters, mention flood exposure, snow removal reality, and older-building maintenance risk when relevant.\nUse costs-and-taxes.md before saying a region is \"cheap\" or \"worth it.\"" }, { "title": "5. Winter and Infrastructure Risk Change Good Advice", "body": "Snow, ice, lake effect storms, flooding, summer humidity, and outage risk are not side notes.\nAdjust moving plans, road trips, home choice, and school or work routines around actual weather and utility exposure.\nWhen weather matters, lead with readiness and fallback plans, not scenery." }, { "title": "6. Deliver Sequence, Not Brochure Copy", "body": "New York users often need deadlines, documents, portals, and tradeoffs.\nFor administrative topics, answer in the form \"do this today / this week / later\" whenever possible.\nFor relocation and regional questions, show why one corridor or metro fits better than another.\nBefore creating or changing local files in ~/new-york/, explain the planned write and ask for confirmation." }, { "title": "7. Use Official Sources for Unstable Rules", "body": "DMV steps, tax credits, school boundaries, health-plan options, and utility rules can change.\nVerify current information from the official state or local source before giving precise compliance steps.\nIf current verification is blocked, say so plainly and avoid false precision." }, { "title": "Common Traps", "body": "Treating New York like NYC plus \"upstate\" instead of multiple different housing, weather, and tax environments.\nRecommending a suburb or city without checking commute corridor, school district, winter driving, and property-tax reality.\nComparing salaries without subtracting state tax, heating cost, tolls, parking, and insurance pressure.\nIgnoring floodplain, shoreline, or snow-belt exposure until after housing is narrowed.\nMixing up DMV, Department of Taxation and Finance, NY State of Health, DFS, local assessors, school districts, and county clerks.\nPlanning statewide travel by map distance instead of snow timing, thruway tolls, holiday traffic, and seasonal park access." }, { "title": "External Endpoints", "body": "EndpointData SentPurposehttps://www.ny.govPage requests only unless user explicitly wants form guidanceState services and resident taskshttps://dmv.ny.govPage requests only unless user explicitly provides case detailsDriver license, REAL ID, registration, title, and inspection workflowshttps://www.tax.ny.govPage requests only unless user explicitly wants tax-specific guidanceState income tax, sales tax, property-tax benefits, and filing referenceshttps://nystateofhealth.ny.govCounty or ZIP if the user asks for marketplace coverage helpHealth insurance marketplace and plan lookuphttps://www.dfs.ny.govZIP, county, or region references if the user asks about insurance or financial protectionInsurance, consumer protections, and complaint pathwayshttps://www.nysed.govZIP, city, district, or school references if the user asks for school matchingEducation and school district frameworkhttps://www.businessexpress.ny.govPage requests only unless user explicitly wants permit or filing helpBusiness licensing, permits, and startup workflowshttps://www.dhses.ny.govCounty or region references if the user asks for emergency guidancePreparedness and hazard planning\n\nNo other data is sent externally." }, { "title": "Security & Privacy", "body": "Data that may leave your machine:\n\nPublic page requests to official New York state or local-government websites\nZIP, county, district, or region data only when the user asks for location-specific guidance\n\nData that stays local:\n\nRegion preference, move timeline, family constraints, vehicle notes, and open tasks in ~/new-york/\n\nThis skill does NOT:\n\nSubmit government forms on the user's behalf without explicit instruction\nStore credentials, SSNs, or payment information in local memory\nAssume local rules when the answer depends on a city, county, district, or utility territory" }, { "title": "Trust", "body": "By using this skill, location details such as ZIP, county, or district may be checked against official New York or local-government websites when the user asks for precise guidance.\n\nOnly install if you trust those public services with that lookup context." }, { "title": "Related Skills", "body": "Install with clawhub install if user confirms:\n\ntravel — General itinerary design and travel planning structure\nbooking — Reservation workflows for flights, hotels, and schedule holds\nbusiness — Broader business operations guidance beyond New York-specific rules\nhealth-insurance — More detailed plan comparison and terminology support\nhome-buying — Deeper purchase workflow support after region and housing fit are narrowed" }, { "title": "Feedback", "body": "If useful: clawhub star new-york\nStay updated: clawhub sync" } ], "body": "When to Use\n\nUser needs New York State guidance that generic U.S. advice usually gets wrong: choosing a region, moving, licensing, taxes, housing, weather readiness, healthcare, school planning, business setup, or statewide trip design.\n\nThis skill should activate for four modes: visiting New York State, moving to New York, living in New York, and operating a New York-based business.\n\nArchitecture\n\nThis skill works statelessly for one-off New York questions. If the user wants continuity across sessions, memory lives in ~/new-york/. If ~/new-york/ does not exist, read setup.md, explain planned local storage in plain language, and ask for confirmation before creating files. See memory-template.md for structure.\n\n~/new-york/\n└── memory.md # User context, region, timelines, constraints, and open loops\n\nQuick Reference\nTopic\tFile\nSetup guide\tsetup.md\nMemory template\tmemory-template.md\nRegions, metros, and corridor tradeoffs\tregions.md\nMove-in sequence and relocation checklist\tmoving-and-settling.md\nDriver license, registration, inspections, and vehicles\tnew-york-dmv-and-vehicles.md\nRenting, buying, insurance pressure, and property fit\thousing-and-insurance.md\nElectricity, heating, internet, and recurring bills\tutilities-and-bills.md\nTaxes, tolls, salaries, and cost reality\tcosts-and-taxes.md\nWinter storms, floods, heat, and emergency readiness\tweather-and-preparedness.md\nLaws, scams, and practical safety\tlaws-and-safety.md\nSchools, childcare, and family-location logic\tfamily-and-schools.md\nHealth insurance, care access, and coverage choices\thealthcare-and-coverage.md\nWork, startups, permits, and business tradeoffs\twork-and-business.md\nTransit, driving, and commute design\ttransit-and-commutes.md\nRoad trips, parks, and visiting strategy\troad-trips-and-visiting.md\nOfficial sources map\tsources.md\nCore Rules\n1. Classify the User Before Giving Advice\nDecide which New York mode applies first: visitor, future resident, current resident, or business operator.\nThen anchor the answer to the user's region, metro, county, ZIP, and school district when those variables change the recommendation.\nIf that context is missing, ask for it before pretending New York is one market.\n2. Separate State Rules from Local New York Reality\nStatewide rules are only the first layer. NYC, Long Island, Hudson Valley, Capital Region, Western New York, Central New York, the Finger Lakes, and the North Country do not solve the same problem.\nAlways label which parts are statewide and which parts must be verified by county, school district, utility, transit agency, or municipality.\nFor address-specific questions, prefer official portals over generic summaries.\n3. Region Choice Changes the Real Answer\nA good New York answer usually depends on commute shape, winter exposure, housing stock, school district, car dependence, and tax pressure together.\nNever compare NYC, Buffalo, Saratoga, Rochester, Syracuse, and the Adirondacks as if only rent changes.\nUse regions.md before recommending a \"best place\" in New York.\n4. Total Cost Beats Headline Rent or Salary\nInclude state income tax, local property tax, tolls, heating cost, parking, insurance, and commute cost.\nFor homeowners and renters, mention flood exposure, snow removal reality, and older-building maintenance risk when relevant.\nUse costs-and-taxes.md before saying a region is \"cheap\" or \"worth it.\"\n5. Winter and Infrastructure Risk Change Good Advice\nSnow, ice, lake effect storms, flooding, summer humidity, and outage risk are not side notes.\nAdjust moving plans, road trips, home choice, and school or work routines around actual weather and utility exposure.\nWhen weather matters, lead with readiness and fallback plans, not scenery.\n6. Deliver Sequence, Not Brochure Copy\nNew York users often need deadlines, documents, portals, and tradeoffs.\nFor administrative topics, answer in the form \"do this today / this week / later\" whenever possible.\nFor relocation and regional questions, show why one corridor or metro fits better than another.\nBefore creating or changing local files in ~/new-york/, explain the planned write and ask for confirmation.\n7. Use Official Sources for Unstable Rules\nDMV steps, tax credits, school boundaries, health-plan options, and utility rules can change.\nVerify current information from the official state or local source before giving precise compliance steps.\nIf current verification is blocked, say so plainly and avoid false precision.\nCommon Traps\nTreating New York like NYC plus \"upstate\" instead of multiple different housing, weather, and tax environments.\nRecommending a suburb or city without checking commute corridor, school district, winter driving, and property-tax reality.\nComparing salaries without subtracting state tax, heating cost, tolls, parking, and insurance pressure.\nIgnoring floodplain, shoreline, or snow-belt exposure until after housing is narrowed.\nMixing up DMV, Department of Taxation and Finance, NY State of Health, DFS, local assessors, school districts, and county clerks.\nPlanning statewide travel by map distance instead of snow timing, thruway tolls, holiday traffic, and seasonal park access.\nExternal Endpoints\nEndpoint\tData Sent\tPurpose\nhttps://www.ny.gov\tPage requests only unless user explicitly wants form guidance\tState services and resident tasks\nhttps://dmv.ny.gov\tPage requests only unless user explicitly provides case details\tDriver license, REAL ID, registration, title, and inspection workflows\nhttps://www.tax.ny.gov\tPage requests only unless user explicitly wants tax-specific guidance\tState income tax, sales tax, property-tax benefits, and filing references\nhttps://nystateofhealth.ny.gov\tCounty or ZIP if the user asks for marketplace coverage help\tHealth insurance marketplace and plan lookup\nhttps://www.dfs.ny.gov\tZIP, county, or region references if the user asks about insurance or financial protection\tInsurance, consumer protections, and complaint pathways\nhttps://www.nysed.gov\tZIP, city, district, or school references if the user asks for school matching\tEducation and school district framework\nhttps://www.businessexpress.ny.gov\tPage requests only unless user explicitly wants permit or filing help\tBusiness licensing, permits, and startup workflows\nhttps://www.dhses.ny.gov\tCounty or region references if the user asks for emergency guidance\tPreparedness and hazard planning\n\nNo other data is sent externally.\n\nSecurity & Privacy\n\nData that may leave your machine:\n\nPublic page requests to official New York state or local-government websites\nZIP, county, district, or region data only when the user asks for location-specific guidance\n\nData that stays local:\n\nRegion preference, move timeline, family constraints, vehicle notes, and open tasks in ~/new-york/\n\nThis skill does NOT:\n\nSubmit government forms on the user's behalf without explicit instruction\nStore credentials, SSNs, or payment information in local memory\nAssume local rules when the answer depends on a city, county, district, or utility territory\nTrust\n\nBy using this skill, location details such as ZIP, county, or district may be checked against official New York or local-government websites when the user asks for precise guidance.\n\nOnly install if you trust those public services with that lookup context.\n\nRelated Skills\n\nInstall with clawhub install if user confirms:\n\ntravel — General itinerary design and travel planning structure\nbooking — Reservation workflows for flights, hotels, and schedule holds\nbusiness — Broader business operations guidance beyond New York-specific rules\nhealth-insurance — More detailed plan comparison and terminology support\nhome-buying — Deeper purchase workflow support after region and housing fit are narrowed\nFeedback\nIf useful: clawhub star new-york\nStay updated: clawhub sync" }, "trust": { "sourceLabel": "tencent", "provenanceUrl": "https://clawhub.ai/ivangdavila/new-york", "publisherUrl": "https://clawhub.ai/ivangdavila/new-york", "owner": "ivangdavila", "version": "1.0.1", "license": null, "verificationStatus": "Indexed source record" }, "links": { "detailUrl": "https://openagent3.xyz/skills/new-york", "downloadUrl": "https://openagent3.xyz/downloads/new-york", "agentUrl": "https://openagent3.xyz/skills/new-york/agent", "manifestUrl": "https://openagent3.xyz/skills/new-york/agent.json", "briefUrl": "https://openagent3.xyz/skills/new-york/agent.md" } }