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Skill PrefectHQ/colin/src/colin/blueprints/mcp-guide/models

A context engine that treats skills as software.From the repository description

Install
npx -y skills add PrefectHQ/colin --skill models

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SKILL.md

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{% set server = colin.mcp.source.server_info() %} {% set server_name = vars.mcp_provider_name | default(server.name) %} {% set skill_name = server_name | lower | replace(" ", "-") %} {% file skill_name ~ "/SKILL.md" publish=true %}

name: {{ skill_name }} description: {% llm model="anthropic:claude-haiku-4-5" id="skill-description" %}Write a 1-sentence description of this MCP server's capabilities for use as a skill description. Be concise.

Server name: {{ server.name }} Server description: {{ server.instructions or "No description provided" }} {%- endllm %} {% if vars.generate_scripts | default(true) %} allowed-tools: Read, Bash(python:*) {%- endif %}

{{ server.name or "MCP Server" }}

{{ server.instructions }}

{% if vars.generate_scripts | default(true) %}

Running Tools

This skill includes Python scripts in scripts/ that call MCP tools directly.

To use these scripts, install: pip install fastmcp

{% endif %} {% set tools = colin.mcp.source.list_tools() %}

Tools

This server provides {{ tools | length }} tool(s):

{% for tool in tools %} {% set tool_doc = ref(skill_name ~ "/" ~ tool.name ~ ".md") %}

  • [{{ tool.name }}]({{ tool.name }}.md){% if tool_doc and tool_doc.sections.summary %} - {{ tool_doc.sections.summary }}{% endif %} {% endfor %} {% endfile %}

What ships with it: 2 files

2.8 KB alongside SKILL.md

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