Mcp fit check

Skill jsuvic/agent-profile/fixtures/tabnine-workflow-skills/expected/.agents/skills/mcp-fit-check

Configure Codex, Claude, and Tabnine to understand your project, follow its workflow, and respect its safety rules.

Install

npx -y skills add jsuvic/agent-profile --skill mcp-fit-check

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One thing to look at

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What its author says it does

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Use to assess whether current documentation through an MCP, docs, or search integration may help with a dependency that may be newer than the client's knowledge.

SKILL.md

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MCP Fit Check

Assessment

Identify the dependency, framework, runtime, or SDK whose current behavior matters.
Explain why it may be newer than the client's knowledge; never claim the model definitely lacks that knowledge.
Recommend only the type of current documentation integration that may help and explain its risk.
Keep the result informational and defer every install or configuration decision to the user.

Boundaries

Never install or configure an MCP server, documentation connector, or search integration.
Do not generate MCP configuration, server commands, install commands, environment variable names, tokens, or arbitrary MCP ids.
Do not make network calls, execute commands, or change files.
Do not read or print secrets.

Output

Report the dependency, why current docs may help, the recommended integration category, its risk, and the explicit next decision for the user.

What ships with it

Read from the repository

Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.