Use local skill cards, not from production#58
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I had a problem in my local environment where rooms in AI assistant took 15s+ to load.
I discovered it's because this is the amount of time it took to fetch the environment skill from my local realm server, and this blocked the AI assistant room from appearing.
It turns out, the skills were read from production, which meant my local server needed to make a lot of round trips to production server to get the skills. Obviously this is very wrong and I fixed that by replacing the absolute urls with the ones that our virtual network understands and knows to map it to the local catalog realm.