diff --git a/samples/skills/OpenApiSkill/OpenApiJsonToHttpClient/config.json b/samples/skills/OpenApiSkill/OpenApiJsonToHttpClient/config.json
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-{
-    "schema": 1,
-    "description": "Given an OpenAPI json string containing one API path, return a C# Http Client within an SKFunction.",
-    "type": "completion",
-    "completion": {
-        "max_tokens": 2000,
-        "temperature": 0
-    }
-}
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diff --git a/samples/skills/OpenApiSkill/OpenApiJsonToHttpClient/skprompt.txt b/samples/skills/OpenApiSkill/OpenApiJsonToHttpClient/skprompt.txt
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-Parse OpenAPI json and create C# "SKFunctions" to call them. The SKFunction boilerplate looks like this:
-  
-public static class <NameOfAPI>APISkill
-    {
-        [SKFunction(description: "<Description of the API call")]
-        public static SKContext <NameOfAPI>API(SKContext context)
-        {
-            // call the API using input from context variables
-        }
-    }
-Use context.variables.Input to get input
-Use context.variables.Update(<string>) to update the input
-Use context.Fail(<string>, <exception>) if something goes wrong
-Use context.variables.Set(string name, string value) to set a variable in memory
-Use context.variables.Get(string name, string value) to fetch a variable from memory
-Use HttpClient to call the API
-Do not assume the component objects referenced in json will be existing C# objects. 
-
-This is the API defined in openapi.json:
-+++
-{{$input}}
-+++
-Write a C# SKFunction that uses the API:
-
-// Start with "public static class":
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