Workflow skills for the Meta Developer Tools MCP — for developers building apps and integrations on the Meta Developer Platform (developers.facebook.com). Manage the Meta apps you build there: settings, webhooks, compliance, app review, and API health.
Monitor API health for a Meta app — check rate limits, call volume, and API deprecations. Use whenever a user asks whether their app is being throttled, is near its rate limits, how much of its call volume or quota is being used, or about deprecated Graph API versions. Prefer this skill over calling devtoolsapiusage…
Guide a developer through setting up a Meta API integration from scratch — discovers the right APIs, fetches setup guides, authentication requirements, permissions, and code examples. Use when the user wants to build with a specific Meta product (WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, Pages, Ads, etc.).
Run a comprehensive health check on a Meta app — audits settings, security, compliance, app review status, rate limits, and API deprecations in one pass. Use when you want a full picture of an app's current state.
Prepare a Meta app for App Review — checks current status, outstanding requirements, granted privileges, and submission history. Use before submitting an app for review.
Check compliance status for a Meta app — surfaces open required actions, active violations, and recommendations with remediation guidance. Use to audit compliance posture or resolve compliance blockers.
Diagnose a Meta access token problem (expired, wrong scopes, wrong app, invalid) WITHOUT the token ever entering the agent or AI provider context. Guides the developer to inspect the token themselves via the Access Token Debugger web tool or the public debugtoken Graph API, then interprets the returned metadata. Use…
Troubleshoot webhook issues for a Meta app — inspect active subscriptions, identify misconfiguration, and send test payloads to verify delivery. Use when webhooks aren't working as expected.
Search Meta developer documentation for API guides, references, and tutorials. Use when looking up how a Meta API works, finding integration guides, or exploring platform capabilities.
Set up webhooks for a Meta app end-to-end — discover available topics, subscribe to fields, and verify with a test payload. Use when configuring webhooks for the first time or adding new subscriptions.