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Build production-ready MCP clients in TypeScript or Python. Handles connection lifecycle, transport abstraction, tool orchestration, security, and error handling. Use for integrating LLM applications with MCP servers.
Universal MCP client for connecting to any MCP server with progressive disclosure. Wraps MCP servers as skills to avoid context window bloat from tool definitions. Use when interacting with external MCP servers (Zapier, Sequential Thinking, GitHub, filesystem, etc.), listing available tools, or executing MCP tool calls. Triggers on requests like "connect to Zapier", "use MCP server", "list MCP tools", "call Zapier action", "use sequential thinking", or any MCP server interaction.
Universal CLI client for Model Context Protocol (MCP) with persistent sessions, OAuth, tasks, and JSON output for shell scripting
Query and invoke tools on MCP servers using fastmcp list and fastmcp call. Use when you need to discover what tools a server offers, call tools, or integrate MCP servers into workflows.
Skill for Tauri 2.0 and Rust backend development in LocalCowork. Use when working on the Rust backend, Tauri IPC commands, frontend-backend communication, Tauri permissions/capabilities, the application shell, or the Agent Core modules (ConversationManager, ToolRouter, MCP Client, Inference Client, ContextWindowManager). MANDATORY TRIGGERS: "Tauri", "Rust backend", "IPC command", "tauri.conf.json", "Cargo.toml", "capabilities", "agent core", "tool router", "conversation manager", "inference client", "MCP client", "context window", or anything related to the desktop application shell or the Rust-side orchestration layer.
Help users connect the Unicon MCP server to Claude Desktop, Cursor, and other MCP clients. Use when setting up MCP config, verifying installs, debugging MCP connection issues, or using Unicon tools for icon search and generation through AI assistants.
Build MCP clients that connect to ContextVM servers over Nostr. Use when creating clients, discovering servers, connecting to remote servers, handling encrypted connections, or implementing the proxy pattern for existing MCP clients.
Guides the agent through connecting an MCP client to the hosted, unofficial Ionic Framework MCP server by Capawesome, which serves the official Ionic Framework documentation for v9 and v8, the component API reference, the official usage examples for Angular, React, Vue and vanilla JavaScript, and the Ionic blog. Covers client detection, setup for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Zed and stdio-only clients, documentation version selection, verification, and troubleshooting. Do not use for Capacitor plugins or native iOS and Android configuration, upgrading or migrating apps to a newer version, Capawesome Cloud, or MCP servers other than the Ionic Framework one.
Drive Cargo from its hosted MCP server at https://mcp.getcargo.io/mcp — connect a client, discover and price an action, run it over one record or a batch, poll it, and read workspace models, with no CLI install. Also when to call an MCP tool instead of shelling out to `cargo-ai`. Triggers: "connect Cargo to Claude Desktop", "add Cargo to ChatGPT", "Cargo MCP server", "mcp.getcargo.io", "use Cargo without installing anything", "which Cargo tool do I call", "search_actions", "execute_action_batch", "MCP server is showing the wrong workspace". Tools: whoami, search_actions, get_action_schema, execute_action, execute_action_batch, get_run, query_models. Skip when: you have a shell and the job is a workflow, a CDK deploy, warehouse SQL, or a mailbox — use the CLI skills; when publishing an MCP server out of your own workspace or attaching one to a Cargo agent — use cargo-ai.
Connect @real-a11y-dev/mcp to Cursor, Claude Code, Claude Desktop, VS Code, or other MCP clients. Use when adding Real A11y MCP, configuring npx @real-a11y-dev/mcp, setting storage-state / CDP / ALLOWED_ORIGINS, or smoking audit_page from an agent.
Guides the agent through connecting an MCP client to the hosted, unofficial Capacitor MCP server by Capawesome, which serves the official Capacitor documentation for v8, v7, v6 and next, the official and community plugin list, and the Capacitor posts from the Ionic blog. Covers client detection, setup for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Zed and stdio-only clients, documentation version selection, verification, and troubleshooting. Do not use for installing or configuring Capacitor plugins, upgrading or migrating apps and plugins to a newer version, Ionic Framework UI components, Capawesome Cloud, or MCP servers other than the Capacitor one.
MCP client: connect servers, register tools (stdio/HTTP).