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Write SEO-optimized blog posts. Use when content calendar has posts due.

Fix bugs in Python, TypeScript, or config files. Use when a bug report or error is identified.

Review code changes for quality, security, correctness. Use after code changes are made.

Build, test, and deploy a project via its pipeline. Use when code changes need to go to production.

Run all 4 SEO skills (site audit, meta optimizer, link analyzer, schema checker) and combine results into a comprehensive report. Use for complete SEO assessment of a project.

Diagnose and resolve service incidents following the SOP. Use when a service is down or broken.

Scan Google Maps or directories for business leads. Use when a project needs new leads.

Map internal link structure of a website. Finds orphan pages, under-linked pages, and link equity gaps. Use when internal linking needs improvement or after a site audit.

MCPWP plugin development guide — add tools, bump versions, run tests, use the spai_register_tools hook API. Use when building or modifying the MCPWP WordPress plugin.

Operate a client's WordPress site brand-first and governed — the core loop every marketing/website agent runs on connect. Onboard, read the brand book, then build/edit on-brand with approval-first safety. Use the moment you connect to any mumcp site to do real work.

MCP connection reference for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Windsurf. Use /mumcp:setup for first-time guided setup.

First-time setup — install mumcp on WordPress, generate an API key, and configure your MCP client. Start here.

Check mumcp plugin status on a connected WordPress site — version, Elementor, capabilities, and available updates.

Modern web design principles for building pages via mumcp — typography, color palettes, card styling, responsive layouts, hero sections. Use before building or redesigning pages.

Build and edit Elementor pages via mumcp — layout modes, widget keys, flex grids, blueprints, validation, CSS regeneration. Use before working with Elementor data.

Browse all 239 mumcp MCP tools by category — pages, Elementor, WooCommerce, media, SEO, and more. Use to discover available tools before working with a WordPress site.

Add a new third-party service credential integration to the ToRivers platform. Use this skill whenever anyone says "add X integration", "add X credential", "implement X in ToRivers", "make X available as a credential", "integrate X service", or any similar phrasing. This skill knows the exact files to modify, the correct order across all eight layers (catalog, API, frontend, sandbox security, sandbox runtime, SDK, infra, public capabilities surface), and handles all four integration patterns (new OAuth provider, Google service extension, API key, token). It also keeps the public capabilities endpoint and the bundled torivers-automation-creator snapshot in sync when an integration becomes fully wired. Always invoke this skill instead of exploring the codebase from scratch — it encodes all the conventions.

Build, scaffold, and implement automations for the ToRivers marketplace using the torivers-sdk. Invoke this skill whenever a developer wants to create a new ToRivers automation, scaffold a torivers-sdk project, implement a LangGraph-based workflow, integrate external credentials (Gmail, Google Sheets, and other supported services), write LocalSandbox tests, validate a project, or submit to the marketplace. Trigger on any request involving torivers-sdk, `torivers init`, automation workflows, or building marketplace integrations — even when the user does not say "automation" explicitly. Also invoke for requests mentioning third-party service integrations (Slack, Notion, GitHub, etc.) so the skill can advise whether the service is yet available. Also invoke when modifying or debugging an existing torivers-sdk automation project.

Add a new third-party service credential integration to the ToRivers platform. Use this skill whenever anyone says "add X integration", "add X credential", "implement X in ToRivers", "make X available as a credential", "integrate X service", or any similar phrasing. This skill knows the exact files to modify, the correct order across all eight layers (catalog, API, frontend, sandbox security, sandbox runtime, SDK, infra, public capabilities surface), and handles all four integration patterns (new OAuth provider, Google service extension, API key, token). It also keeps the public capabilities endpoint and the bundled torivers-automation-creator snapshot in sync when an integration becomes fully wired. Always invoke this skill instead of exploring the codebase from scratch — it encodes all the conventions.