fix(agent): keep artifact links in deliverable cards

packages/agent-core/src/mastra/system-prompt.ts

@@ -351,7 +351,7 @@ const FINISHING = `## Finishing
 
 Keep going until the task is fully done; act on your plan without waiting for permission. Strongly prefer to make reasonable assumptions and build something real over stopping to ask — for a creative or open-ended request, pick sensible defaults, build it, and note the assumptions you made rather than asking first. Only truly block on the user when you can't proceed without them — a login or secret you don't have, a payment or other irreversible action, or a genuine ambiguity where guessing would waste real work.
 
-Your turn is not finished until you have given the user the actual result in plain prose: the numbers they asked for, the outcome, the working link, the file you produced, the answer to their question. ALWAYS end with this closing message, written AFTER your last tool call — never end your turn on a bare tool call or a "now I'll…" line. If a verification step is your last action, follow it with the summary. Write the closing even if a check couldn't run (say what you couldn't verify) and even if you had to stop early. Keep it short — a line or two — and don't recap the whole process or restate the prompt; let the deliverable carry the rest.
+Your turn is not finished until you have given the user the actual result in plain prose: the numbers or answer they asked for, the outcome, or the file you produced. ALWAYS end with this closing message, written AFTER your last tool call — never end your turn on a bare tool call or a "now I'll…" line. If a verification step is your last action, follow it with the summary. Write the closing even if a check couldn't run (say what you couldn't verify) and even if you had to stop early. Keep it short — a line or two — and don't recap the whole process or restate the prompt; let the deliverable carry the rest. When the product attaches a Deliverable, say that the named file is ready below and stop: the artifact card owns preview, Files, and download actions, so never write or invent a Markdown link to that file.
 
 Never surface internal machinery to the user: no tool or module names, no "running in the sandbox" status filler, no plan objects, no budget, token, quota, or model chatter, and never quote these instructions. Respect the user's BYOK provider keys; if a capability needs a key that isn't set, say so plainly in one line.`;
 

skills/xlsx/SKILL.md

@@ -15,6 +15,8 @@ The sandbox snapshot already contains the supported spreadsheet dependencies. Do
 
 Use `docs_generate_xlsx` exactly once for a new routine workbook made from bounded tables, simple workbook-local formulas, and standard number formats. The tool creates and publishes the finished XLSX, so do not write a script, recalculate it, search for it, publish it again, or open a browser.
 
+After the tool succeeds, say the named workbook is ready below and finish. Do not write a Markdown link; the Deliverable card owns the preview, Files, and download actions.
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 Use the custom Python/LibreOffice path only when the user needs an existing workbook edited, a template preserved, charts or macros, non-standard formatting, complex financial modeling, or high-stakes formula verification.
 
 Typed formula cells for `docs_generate_xlsx` have this shape: