Add auth-check and vendor-429 guidance to the zapier-sdk skill#14
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Agents frequently guess `whoami` (a Unix convention echoed by many OAuth CLIs) instead of `get-profile`, and hit vendor rate-limit 429s without knowing where the Retry-After value is embedded in the error message. Documents both in the skill so future runs don't re-learn these from experience.
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Summary
whoami(a common Unix / OAuth-CLI convention) as the "am I logged in?" check. The skill now namesget-profileexplicitly and calls out thatwhoami,status, andauthdon't exist.run-action: they surface asZAPIER_ACTION_ERRORwith the Retry-After value baked into the message tuple. Sleep that value, then retry. Reproduced against Slacksearch.messagebefore writing the guidance.Test plan
--max-network-retriesdefaults don't shield the caller in this case.