Skill Claude CodeCodex
Normative metadata schema v1 for all context-server records. Defines the kind registry (usermessage, report, plan, handoff, checkpoint, note, issue, upstreamissue, comment), required and optional metadata fields per kind, status vocabularies, the typed links object with its design rules, and the filter recipes that…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Storage workflow for an MCP-compatible context server: how to write and store work reports, plans, handoffs, and checkpoints so work survives a context reset or compaction and stays retrievable by other agents and later sessions -- obtaining the thread ID, choosing between storecontext and updatecontext, patching…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Cross-project task tracker in the issues thread of an MCP-compatible context server. Use whenever you file an issue, bug report, feature request, improvement, or follow-up task for any project (your own or another); triage, prioritize, assign, or transition your own project's issue through its lifecycle; pick up an…
MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor +2
MCP Context Server — a FastMCP-based server providing persistent multimodal context storage for LLM agents. Runs locally from the mcp-context-server Python package. Needs 133 environment variables to run.
alex-feel/claude-code-artifacts-public
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Pattern taxonomy, agent role combinations, model routing, unit-of-work sizing, review-findings settling, and resilience discipline for Claude Code dynamic workflows. ALWAYS load this skill before authoring or running any Workflow tool script, and ALWAYS load it when the user mentions "workflow" or "ultracode" in any…
alex-feel/claude-code-artifacts-public
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Mandatory tool-selection protocol for Serena LSP tools (mcpserena) versus the Claude Code built-in Grep, Search, Read, and Edit tools for code inside the project Serena serves: which Serena tool answers each navigation or editing task, how to load deferred Serena tool schemas, name-path and relative-path conventions…
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