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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.The name identifies declarative agent creation in an MCP context. The description only states that the skill was converted from a prompt file.
Accesses and searches documentation for public code repositories through DeepWiki. Helps users understand open-source code and ask questions about its documentation.
The name identifies agent deployment and management in an MCP context. The description only states that the skill was converted from a prompt file.
Implements tool handlers, resource providers, and stdio, HTTP, or SSE transports. Scaffolds TypeScript or Python MCP projects, validates schemas, and diagnoses protocol compliance issues.
Uses the DuckDuckGo MCP server for online searches and web content scraping. Supports gathering information from the web.
Covers security patterns for MCP gateway communications. Includes token management, request validation, and audit logging.
Designs and implements MCP gateway behavior for paid contract tools. Covers mapping ABIs to tools, defining handlers, and orchestrating paid invocation pipelines.
Uses MCP to interact with Home Assistant smart home devices. Supports device control and state queries.
Provides access to more than 1,200 AI agent tools through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Covers MCP configuration in Claude Code plugins, including .mcp.json and plugin-root references. Supports SSE, stdio, HTTP, and WebSocket server types for external integrations.
Uses FeiShu/Lark's OpenAPI MCP server to manage collaboration and productivity resources. Covers user information, chats, emails, cloud documents, multidimensional tables, tasks, and calendars.
Test Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers and tool-calling systems for security vulnerabilities including tool injection, parameter manipulation, privilege escalation, and data exfiltration through AI agent tool interfaces. Use this skill when assessing MCP server implementations, AI agent tool integrations, or any system that exposes tools to language models. Covers tool confusion attacks, cross-…
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