| name | mcp0-navigation |
| description | Navigate the Warmplane mcp0 facade efficiently. Use when the active config exposes provider capabilities through `mcp0_*` tools and you need to discover or call provider tools without brute-force describing large capability sets. Trigger on requests involving mcp0, Warmplane, or provider work through the facade such as Linear, Notion, Figma, New Relic, Context7, grep.app, or Storybook tools. |
mcp0 Navigation
Use this skill whenever MCP providers are routed through the Warmplane facade.
This skill is complementary to domain skills such as linear, notion-research-documentation, newrelic, and figma-design.
- Use
mcp0-navigation to find and call the right capability through the facade.
- Use the domain skill when you also need domain-specific workflow, interpretation, or output structure.
- Do not remove the domain skills just because the transport moved behind
mcp0.
Fast Rules
- If the exact provider capability id is already obvious, call
mcp0_capability_call directly.
- If you know the provider but not the capability id, call
mcp0_capability_find first with server, query, and a small limit.
- If you need a broader inventory, call
mcp0_capabilities_list with server and query to narrow the list.
- Call
mcp0_capability_describe only for the final candidate when the input shape is still unclear.
- Never grep prior tool-output files or use bash just to discover
mcp0 capability ids.
Preferred Flow
- Known exact id ->
mcp0_capability_call
- Known provider, unknown id ->
mcp0_capability_find
- Unknown provider scope ->
mcp0_capabilities_list
- Still unclear args -> one
mcp0_capability_describe
- Execute ->
mcp0_capability_call
Examples
- Figma identity ->
figma.whoami
- Linear teams ->
linear.list_teams
- Linear in-progress tickets ->
linear.list_issues with assignee/state filters
- Notion user search ->
notion.notion-search with query_type: "user"
Query Hints
- Keep
query short and task-shaped: "list issues", "search users", "who am i"
- Keep
limit small: usually 3 to 5
- Prefer one provider at a time rather than searching the whole facade
