mcpeas
MCPeas
Use this skill when the job needs one strong default for MCP work, not a menu of architectures.
If the user wants broader option comparison or lighter OpenAI Apps SDK guidance, use mcp-app-builder instead.
Default build path
For greenfield or mostly-greenfield work, default to:
npx create-mcp-use-app <project-name> --template mcp-apps- hosted Streamable HTTP at
/mcp mcp-useserver APIs- Zod schemas with
.describe()on every field - intentional payload split across
structuredContent,content, and_meta - widget readiness even if the first release ships tool-only
- Codex harness files from this skill's
scripts/andtemplates/
Do not ask the user to choose TypeScript vs Python vs Rust, hosted vs local, or widget vs no widget unless a hard stop applies.
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Use this skill when you need a serious code review, diff review, or implementation-plan review from independent reviewers. In Codex hosts, prefer a fresh Codex subagent for the Codex reviewer; otherwise use the Codex, Claude Code, and Gemini reviewer paths when available. Return a PASS, CONTESTED, or REJECT verdict.
13subagent-driven-development
Use after an implementation plan is approved to execute mostly independent tasks through fresh subagents with scoped context, harness-aware model routing, proportional review gates, and mandatory controller verification.
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10simple-code
Reduce incidental complexity in code and design. Use when shaping APIs, module boundaries, refactors, tests, naming, and architecture tradeoffs with a bias toward concrete, local, reversible solutions.
7git-it-out
Use this skill when the user explicitly wants final end-of-session closeout and no more branch or PR limbo: proper verification, proper commits, main/mainline landing, push, repo-native merge/release/deploy/publish steps, tracker updates, Entire/checkpoint handling when configured, and a concise handoff. Reach for it on prompts like 'git it out', 'get it out', 'ship this', 'I'm done', 'I'm going to bed', 'take this off my plate', 'finish the session', or 'get this into production'. Do not use it for greenfield implementation, open-ended debugging, broad refactors, or inventing a release process from scratch.
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