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Mcp bridge

Skill Harzva/deepseek-cli/packages/deepseek-cli/skills/mcp-bridge

DeepSeek-first API CLI and Agent Skills toolkit with multi-provider fallbackFrom the repository description

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npx -y skills add Harzva/deepseek-cli --skill mcp-bridge

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MCP Bridge Skill

Use this skill when an agent needs to understand how Provider API CLI commands fit with Model Context Protocol (MCP). MCP is not a model-generation provider. It is an agent integration protocol for exposing tools, resources, and prompts to compatible AI applications.

When to use

  • The user asks how to expose provider-api commands to an MCP-capable agent.
  • The user needs a stable bridge between CLI commands and agent tools.
  • The user wants tool/resource/prompt vocabulary, not another chat-completions endpoint.

Safe pattern

  1. MCP server exposes a tool such as provider_api_chat.
  2. The MCP tool invokes deepseek, openai-api, gemini-api, or another CLI with --json.
  3. The CLI returns stdout JSON.
  4. The MCP server returns the result to the agent.
  5. Harness owns approvals, logs, retries, and tool execution.

Do not

  • Treat MCP as a replacement for Provider API calls.
  • Put API keys in prompts or tool descriptions.
  • Let the CLI execute arbitrary shell tools.

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