`AI_INSTRUCTIONS.md` mentions `precheck_file(path)` when the key argument is actually `file_path`

[medium-effort]

copying from AI_INSTRUCTIONS.md

2. **Call `precheck_file(path)`** (MCP) or `pjm precheck <path>` (CLI) — MANDATORY before proposing ANY change to a file. It surfaces that file's failed past approaches, open issues, and churn in ~100 tokens, so you never re-try a known dead-end.

meanwhile when i check the precheck_file.json of the mcp.

{
  "name": "precheck_file",
  "description": "Check a file's failure history BEFORE modifying it.\n\n    MANDATORY: call this BEFORE proposing any change to a file.\n    Surfaces failed past approaches, unresolved issues, and high churn\n    so you don't repeat known dead-ends. Cheap (~100 tokens) and prevents\n    expensive re-debugging cycles.\n\n    Read-only; does not modify memory.",
  "parameters": {
    "properties": {
      "file_path": {
        "description": "Project-relative or absolute file path to check (e.g., 'src/auth.py'). Matched against the `location` field of logged events — no file content is read from disk. Returns 'no warnings' if the file has no failure history.",
        "title": "File Path",
        "type": "string"
      },

My agent does this mistake a lot because of the wrong instruction.