find-mcp-tools

name	find-mcp-tools
description	Find MCP servers and MCP-capable tools with Can Agents Use. Use when a user asks for Model Context Protocol tools, MCP servers, remote MCP endpoints, local MCP setup, agent tool calls, or software that integrates directly with MCP-aware agents.
allowed-tools	WebFetch

Find MCP Tools

Use this skill when the user wants tools that expose an MCP server or work well through MCP-aware agents such as Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, or similar tools.

Search

Prefer the capability filter:

curl -fsS 'https://canagentsuse.com/api/agent/search?capability=mcp&page=1&limit=20'

Search a specific domain plus MCP:

curl -fsS 'https://canagentsuse.com/api/agent/search?q=<domain>%20mcp&capability=mcp&page=1&limit=10'

Fetch details before recommending:

curl -fsS 'https://canagentsuse.com/api/agent/tools/<slug>'

MCP Endpoint For Can Agents Use

Agents can query Can Agents Use itself through MCP:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "canagentsuse": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://canagentsuse.com/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Useful MCP tools: search_agent_tools, get_agent_tool, get_agent_catalog, list_agent_capabilities, and get_agent_score_model.

Evaluate MCP Results

• Prefer native MCP support over wrappers when the user needs reliability.
• Check whether the MCP server is remote, local, official, community-maintained, authenticated, or read-only.
• Look for sandbox or test-mode support before live actions.
• Include any setup command, package name, endpoint URL, auth notes, and caution notes.
• Do not treat MCP presence as approval to run destructive actions.