Update 11.12.md

Update skills-related release notes

Author: MariaShaposhnikova

content/en/docs/releasenotes/studio-pro/11/11.12.md

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 - Maia now thinks before responding. You can see what it is considering in real time, and revisit its reasoning at any point during the conversation.
 - MCP OAuth authentication now uses a dedicated callback server on a fixed port range (44380–44384), enabling use with MCP servers that require pre-registered redirect URIs.
 - MCP connections now support Mendix Identity (MxId3) authentication. MCP servers hosted on *.mendix.com automatically receive the user's platform access token.
-- You can now add custom skills to app (non-protected) modules. These skills are exported together with other contents of the module.
+- You can now add Maia Agent Instructions. Maia Instructions are agent instructions that are automatically added to the conversation context. You can add them to the project or module level. For more information, see [Maia Agent Instructions (AGENTS.md)](/refguide/maia-instructions/).
+- We introduced the following new features to skills in Maia:
+    - A new **Skills** pane in Maia shows all custom skills that are currently loaded, their status, and which module they belong to (for module-level skills). You can filter the list to show only skills with errors. To apply the updated skills immediately, you can sync the skills. For more information, see [Skill Overview](/refguide/maia-agent-skills/#skill-overview/) section in Maia Agent Skills.
+    - You can now add custom skills to non-protected app modules. These skills are exported together with other contents of the module.
+    - Maia now shows which custom skill (or which resource within a skill) it is drawing on while working, so you can follow along as it applies your project's conventions.
 - You can now enable the beta feature to configure your own inference provider. OpenAI compatible and Bedrock can be configured per project. The model that will work best is Claude Sonnet 4.6. The best experience remains using the Mendix Platform.
 - Maia is now better at fetching and understanding content from web pages by focusing on the main content.
-- A new **Skills** panel in Maia shows all custom skills that are currently loaded, their status, and which module they belong to (for module-level skills). You can filter the list to show only skills with errors.
-- Maia now shows which custom skill (or resource within a skill) it is drawing on while working, so you can follow along as it applies your project's conventions.
 - You can now attach Markdown files (*.md*, *.mdx*) to your Maia chat messages. Each file can be up to 50 KB, and you can attach as many as you need. The file contents are sent to Maia as context alongside your prompt.
 - Maia Agent session can be saved by navigating **Help** > **Support Tools** > **Capture Maia Agent Session**, making it easier to share session details when troubleshooting or reporting issues.
 - Data Transformers are now generally available. This allows you to transform complex JSON data, including cases that were never supported before.