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Admin tools for inspecting and restarting connected MCP servers — status, resources, prompts. Does NOT expose tools provided by MCP servers; those appear as mcp__server__tool and are fetched via tool_search.
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Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
Unified knowledge base — shared Obsidian-compatible vault for curated pages, journal entries, and user notes
Daily scheduled brainstorm (also runnable on demand via /blog-ideas) that reviews the week-so-far across ingested activity, the daily journal, and the blog archive, and maintains a living weekly page of blog-post ideas.
Fetch recent Linkding bookmarks, analyze their content in child agents, and record insights to the vault
Fetch recent Mastodon posts and record interesting content to the vault
Fetch recent activity across all me-to-markdown sources (Mastodon, Linkding, GitHub, Spotify, YouTube, Pocket Casts), analyze each source in a child agent, and record insights to the vault
Fetch new items from subscribed RSS/Atom feeds and record interesting content to the vault
| name | mcp |
| description | Admin tools for inspecting and restarting connected MCP servers — status, resources, prompts. Does NOT expose tools provided by MCP servers; those appear as mcp__server__tool and are fetched via tool_search. |
| auto-approve | true |
| always-loaded | true |
This skill is NOT for calling tools that MCP servers provide. Tools exposed by MCP servers are named mcp__server__tool and live in the regular tool catalog. If a tool like mcp__github__create_issue isn't immediately available, use tool_search to fetch it from the deferred catalog — do NOT activate this skill.
This skill is only for administering the MCP layer itself — inspecting server status, listing or reading resources, listing or fetching prompts, or restarting servers.
mcp_status(action?) — show connected servers and their tools/resources/prompts, or action="restart" to reconnect a server.mcp_list_resources() — list resources (static) and resource templates (parameterized) from all connected servers.mcp_read_resource(server, uri) — fetch a specific resource by URI.mcp_list_prompts() — list prompts from connected servers, including argument schemas.mcp_get_prompt(server, name, arguments?) — retrieve a specific prompt, optionally with JSON arguments.If you're just using a tool exposed by an MCP server (e.g. mcp__github__create_issue), you do not need this skill — those tools are regular tools in the catalog.