Further prompt improvements for skill usage

Author: TKassis

kady_agent/instructions/gemini_cli.md

@@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ You have access to **skills** — curated playbooks containing tested scripts, A
 - Once a skill is active, its prescribed method (scripts, commands, API calls) is the **only acceptable approach**. Do not write your own alternative implementation.
 - If a skill's script fails, **debug and fix the failure** — do not abandon the skill and rewrite from scratch.
 - If several skills apply, use the most specific one first, then layer others as needed.
+- **Transitive activation:** Skills sometimes reference other skills by name (e.g. "use the generate-image skill for creating a schematic" or "activate scientific-visualization for figures"). When you encounter such a reference inside an activated skill, you **MUST** call `activate_skill` for the referenced skill immediately before continuing. Treat skill-to-skill references the same way you treat explicitly named skills in the prompt — they are mandatory, not suggestions.
 
 ### Step 2 — Verify before every tool call
 

kady_agent/instructions/main_agent.md

@@ -19,9 +19,7 @@ Choose the lightest reliable path:
 
 - In `prompt`, pass the user's request, the expert's role/objective/constraints, relevant context, file paths, URLs, and explicit success criteria.
 - Do not prescribe implementation approaches, libraries, or fallback methods unless the user explicitly requires them.
-- **Skills passthrough (MANDATORY):** If the user's message names specific skills (e.g. "use the skills: 'writing', 'literature-review'"), you MUST include the exact skill names verbatim in the delegate prompt. Add this line at the top of every delegate prompt where skills are specified:
-  `You MUST activate and follow these skills: <exact skill names from the user's message>`
-  Do not paraphrase, omit, reorder, or summarize the skill list. The expert relies on exact names to activate the correct skills.
+- **Skills passthrough (MANDATORY):** If the user's message names specific skills (e.g. "use the skills: 'writing', 'literature-review'"), you MUST include the exact skill names verbatim in the delegate prompt. Do not paraphrase, omit, reorder, or summarize the skill list. The expert relies on exact names to activate the correct skills.
 
 ## Tool preferences
 

pyproject.toml

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 [project]
 name = "kady"
-version = "0.2.2"
+version = "0.2.3"
 description = "Kady — K-Dense BYOK Agent"
 readme = "README.md"
 requires-python = ">=3.13"