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teleport
teleport contains 23 collected skills from mnlt, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.
Skills in this repository
Manage Cloudflare DNS zones, Workers, Pages, R2, KV, D1, and analytics via REST API. Use when the user wants to query DNS, deploy a Worker, list R2 buckets, manage KV namespaces, run D1 queries, or check analytics without the Cloudflare MCP installed.
Operate Discord via its REST API — post/read channel messages, manage guilds + roles, fire webhooks, register slash commands. Use when the user wants a bot to post to a channel, read recent history, run a community admin task, or ship one-way notifications via webhook URL without running a bot process.
AI-first web search via Exa — semantic/neural ranking, category-scoped results, fresh content retrieval, and one-shot answer synthesis with citations. Use when the user needs current web information better ranked than general web search, or a grounded answer with sources.
Read Figma files, component libraries, styles, comments, and export rendered assets (PNG / SVG / JPG / PDF) via Figma's REST API. Use when the user needs programmatic access to design files, to pull node data into code generation, or to export assets without opening the Figma desktop app.
Operate on GitHub via the REST API — repos, PRs, issues, code search, actions, releases. Use when the user wants scripted / cross-repo operations, doesn't have `gh` installed, or needs behavior the `gh` CLI doesn't expose cleanly.
Operate Jira Cloud via its REST v3 API — issues, projects, sprints, boards, comments, transitions, JQL search. Use when the user wants to triage, bulk-update, report on, or otherwise interact with Jira programmatically without the MCP server installed.
Operate Lemon Squeezy — the Merchant of Record for digital products and SaaS — via its JSON:API REST endpoints. Covers stores, products, variants, checkouts, orders, subscriptions, customers, and license keys. Use when the user wants MoR billing (EU VAT, chargebacks, sales tax all handled for ~5% + fees) instead of rolling their own with Stripe.
Query and mutate Linear issues, projects, cycles, teams, workflow states, and comments via its GraphQL API. Use when the user wants to read or change Linear data programmatically — without the MCP server, and without hand-navigating the Linear UI.
Manage n8n workflow automation via its public REST API — list/get/create/update workflows, activate/deactivate, inspect execution history, retry/stop executions, manage credentials, tags, variables, users, and projects. Works with self-hosted n8n and n8n Cloud. Use when the user wants programmatic access to their n8n instance without the n8n MCP installed.
Operate Netlify's REST API (sites, deploys, builds, env vars, forms, DNS). Use programmatically without Netlify MCP.
Read and write Notion pages, databases, and blocks via the public REST API — query a database with filters, create/update pages, append block content, search the workspace. Use when the user wants an agent to interact with their Notion workspace (e.g., a tasks or docs database) without the MCP server installed.
Query PostHog product analytics via REST API — event analytics, HogQL SQL queries, feature flags, experiments, session recordings, insights, persons, cohorts. Use when the user wants to answer an analytics question, toggle/inspect a flag, or pull event data programmatically without opening the PostHog UI or installing the PostHog MCP.
Manage Railway projects, services, deployments, environments, variables, and deployment logs via Railway's public GraphQL API — one endpoint, relay-style pagination, two token flavors (account vs project), typed mutations for deploys and env vars. Use when the user wants to deploy, check service status, manage env vars, or read deployment logs programmatically without the Railway MCP installed.
Send transactional email and manage domains, contacts, audiences, and broadcasts via the Resend REST API. Use when the user wants to send mail, verify a sending domain, trigger a broadcast, or mutate contacts programmatically — instead of writing SMTP glue, pasting into a UI, or asking them to send the message by hand.
Query Sentry issues, events, releases, replays, and org/project metadata via REST API. Use when the user wants to diagnose a production error, pull stack traces, list recent issues, inspect a release, or fetch event data programmatically — prefer this over asking for UI screenshots or guessing from memory.
Send messages, read channels, search Slack via its Web API. Use when the user wants to post to a channel, read recent messages, list users/channels, or search a workspace programmatically — no MCP server required.
Operate Stripe's REST API — customers, payments (PaymentIntents / Charges), refunds, subscriptions, invoices, Checkout Sessions, products/prices, payouts, disputes. Use when the user wants to query or mutate Stripe data programmatically without the MCP server or the Dashboard.
Operate Supabase via its two REST surfaces — the Management API (org/project admin) and per-project APIs (PostgREST database queries, Auth, Storage, Realtime, Edge Functions). Use when the user wants to list/create projects, fetch project API keys, or read/write their database without the MCP server installed.
Manage Vercel deployments, projects, environment variables, domains, DNS, and build/runtime logs via REST API. Use when the user wants to deploy, check a deploy status, rotate env vars, attach custom domains, or investigate failed builds without the Vercel MCP installed.
Collective research memory for AI coding agents — search prior research before hitting the web, save findings back to the shared cache, view karma stats. Use when the user asks a library/API/framework question, before running WebSearch/WebFetch, or after deep web research so the next agent doesn't repay the cost. Talks directly to the hosted MCP endpoint via JSON-RPC — no local MCP server required.
Discover and execute specialized skills from a curated marketplace catalog on GitHub, fetched on-demand and run ephemerally (no permanent installation). The catalog covers a broad and growing range — document generation (PDF/Word/Excel/PowerPoint), visual design, presentations, web app testing, animated GIFs, dev tooling (MCP scaffolding, frontend components), creative outputs (algorithmic art), technical documentation lookup (library/API/framework references), and more. Consult this skill whenever the user asks for a capability that could plausibly be covered by a community skill — the catalog is the source of truth, not this description.
Fetch up-to-date library, framework, and SDK documentation via Context7's search and docs endpoints. Use when the user asks about a library/API (React, Next.js, Prisma, Supabase, Tailwind, Django, Vue, etc.) and you need current docs, not Claude's training-time knowledge. Skip this skill for generic programming questions that don't require library-specific docs.
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