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mcp-server-skills
mcp-server-skills contains 6 collected skills from Paldom, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.
Skills in this repository
Implements MCP server authorization - OAuth 2.1 resource server role, RFC 9728/8414 discovery, PKCE, RFC 8707 audience validation, scopes, client registration. Use when adding auth, OAuth, tokens, or credentials to an MCP server, or debugging 401/403/discovery failures. Not for general threat hardening, transport wiring, or non-MCP app login.
Deploys, operates, and distributes MCP servers - stateless scaling, session externalization, observability, health probes, canary rollouts, MCPB bundles, npm/PyPI packaging, MCP Registry publishing, versioning. Use when the user asks to deploy, host, scale, operate, package, publish, or version an MCP server. Not for writing server code, auth flows, hardening, or evals.
Designs an MCP server's tool/resource/prompt surface - outcome-oriented consolidation, tool budget, naming, descriptions-as-prompts, flat typed schemas, pagination, agent-readable errors. Use when planning what an MCP server should expose, fixing wrong-tool choices by improving names and descriptions, or turning an API into MCP tools. Not for writing server code, OAuth, or deployment.
Implements MCP servers with the official TypeScript or Python SDK - registering tools/resources/prompts, stdio and Streamable HTTP transports, lifecycle, isError vs protocol errors, structured output, progress and cancellation. Use when the user asks to build, create, code, scaffold, or debug an MCP server or its transport. Not for choosing the tool surface, OAuth, hardening, evals, or hosting.
Hardens MCP servers against MCP-specific attacks - tool poisoning, rug pulls, prompt injection via tool results, session hijacking, SSRF, command injection - with guardrails-in-code, sandboxing, audit logging, kill switches. Use for securing, hardening, threat-modeling, or security-reviewing an MCP server or vetting a third-party one. Not for OAuth/token wiring or generic appsec scans.
Tests and evaluates MCP servers - Inspector, the official conformance suite, agent evals with verifiable answers, transcript-driven description iteration, tool-selection accuracy, CI regression gates, load tests. Use when the user asks to test, evaluate, verify, or measure an MCP server or its tool selection. Not for fixing server code, security hardening, or generic unit testing.