| name | verify-bridge |
| description | Precondition check that mcp__claude-slack-bridge is installed in the current repo. Reads cwd/.mcp.json and verifies a `claude-slack-bridge` entry exists under `mcpServers`. Exits non-zero with a fix-it message if the entry is missing. Use as a standalone precondition for /process-setup, /process, or any flow that depends on the Slack bridge MCP being declared. Does not check whether the bridge container is running — only that the repo declares the server. |
verify-bridge — confirm the Slack bridge MCP is declared in this repo
Verify that mcp__claude-slack-bridge is installed in the current repo by reading cwd/.mcp.json. The file must exist and must contain a server entry whose key is claude-slack-bridge (the MCP tool prefix mcp__claude-slack-bridge__* is derived from this key).
import json, os
mcp_path = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), ".mcp.json")
if not os.path.exists(mcp_path):
...
with open(mcp_path) as f:
cfg = json.load(f)
if "claude-slack-bridge" not in (cfg.get("mcpServers") or {}):
...
If either check fails, print this exact message and exit non-zero. Do not offer to write the entry yourself, do not continue:
mcp__claude-slack-bridge is not installed in this repo. Add a claude-slack-bridge entry under mcpServers in .mcp.json (see the project README for the exact docker-exec snippet), then re-run the calling workflow.
Do not check whether the bridge container is running — only that the repo declares the server. Runtime health is the caller's problem, not this skill's.
On success, print one short confirmation line and exit zero:
verify-bridge: ok (claude-slack-bridge declared in .mcp.json)
