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status-card-query

Create and maintain agent-authored Paperclip status cards, or compile a prose interest prompt into bounded CompanySearchQuery objects and write the first summary from the assigned Summarizer run.

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# Status card query

Use this skill in one of two modes:

1. **Agent authoring:** create or maintain a status card through the public API.
2. **Summarizer compilation:** compile a card's prose prompt into structured company-search queries and write the first summary from the assigned generation run.

## Agent-authored card recipe

Agent-authored cards require `tasks:assign`, remain company-scoped, and are available only when `enableStatusCards` is enabled. An agent may manage only cards it authored, may author at most 20 cards, and may send at most 4,000 characters in `interestPrompt`.

Normalize the run-provided API base and create a manual card:

```bash
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