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Skills are somebody’s method, written down. MCP is how your agent reaches systems it otherwise cannot touch. 325,949 listed, and nobody here has run most of them.
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Write the thing that does not exist yet
For the point where the answer stops being "install something" and starts being "build it". Two Anthropic meta-skills, read together rather than in sequence, because the skill-or-server decision is what the pair of them makes legible and neither one makes on its own.
- 1Skill creator
- 2Mcp builder
agentscliIn house · 2 steps
Write against the API that exists today
The worst failure in third-party integration work does not look like a failure. The call is idiomatic, the types line up, and the method was removed two majors ago. Two sources of truth on two different clocks, and the case that matters is not when they disagree but when one of them is silent.
- Context7
- GitHub
agentscliIn house · 2 items
Read a codebase you did not write
Three servers that answer the three different questions an agent gets wrong on a repository it has never seen: where is anything, why is it like that, and what version am I calling. Curated stacks in the wild carry all three.
- Serena MCP: the IDE for your agent
- GitHub
- Context7
agentscliIn house · 3 items
Find the cause before writing the fix
A stack trace tells you where the program died, not where it went wrong. Two servers that answer the two questions the trace cannot: what actually happened out there, and why the code is shaped like that. This is the pairing people doing incident work are documented as running.
- 1Sentry mcp
- 2GitHub
agentscliIn house · 2 steps
Build the design, then go and look
An agent implementing a design generates pixels and reasons in text. It will tell you the header is blue and centred while it renders red and left. Read the design as data, then render it in a real browser and compare. This loop is the one the write-ups actually describe.
- 1Figma Context MCP
- 2Playwright mcp
agentscliIn house · 2 steps
A review that is not a rubber stamp
Three systems that can each contradict the pull request description in a different way. This is the reach layer, it is the part of the problem the ecosystem has actually solved, and on its own it is not yet a review. The page says which half is missing.
- 1GitHub
- 2Context7
- 3Sentry mcp
agentscliIn house · 3 steps
Turning up in stacks
The only ranking signal here that is not a popularity count
github/github-mcp-server/io.github.github/github-mcp-server MCP server
in 4 stacks32,051★ repoConnect AI assistants to GitHub - manage repos, issues, PRs, and workflows through natural language.
upstash/context7/io.github.upstash/context7 MCP server
in 3 stacks60,787★ repoUp-to-date code docs for any prompt
getsentry/sentry-mcp/io.github.getsentry/sentry-mcp MCP server
in 2 stacksno license808★ repoMCP server for Sentry - error monitoring, issue tracking, and debugging for AI assistants
anthropics/skills/skills/mcp-builder Skill
in 1 stackno license168,934★ repoPublic repository for Agent Skills
microsoft/playwright-mcp/io.github.microsoft/playwright-mcp MCP server
in 1 stack36,126★ repoPlaywright Tools for MCP
Serena MCP: the IDE for your agent
oraios/serena/io.github.oraios/serena MCP server
in 1 stack27,951★ repoA powerful toolkit for coding, providing semantic retrieval and editing capabilities.
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