An MCP server that mounts your skill directory and add deterministic entry for deployment
Most coding assistants now support skills natively, so an MCP server just for skill discovery isn't necessary. Where this package adds value is making skills' execution deterministic and deployable — with a fixed entry point and controlled execution, skills developed in your editor can run in non-sandboxed production environments. It also supports incremental loading, so agents discover skills on…
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Most coding assistants now support skills natively, so an MCP server just for skill discovery isn't necessary. Where this package adds value is making skills' execution deterministic and deployable — with a fixed entry point and controlled execution, skills developed in your editor can run in non-sandboxed production environments. It also supports incremental loading, so agents discover skills on demand instead of loading everything upfront. Build agent skills where you work. Write a Python…
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