vinilana/invokta

A TypeScript framework for reusable domain AI capabilities across direct, CLI, and MCP transports.

This repository also configures its own agents. See what invokta tells them →

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vinilana/invokta

Skill Codex

Add or change domain capabilities in this Invokta Action Engine with explicit contracts, authenticated access, engine-owned dependencies, migrations, and tests. Use when a user asks to add an action, tool, capability, domain behavior, repository operation, schema, or capability ID, or to expose behavior consistently…

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vinilana/invokta

Skill Codex

Deploy, upgrade, verify, or roll back this Docker Compose MCP OAuth stack on a VPS, including Hostinger environments with an existing Traefik proxy and hosts that use bundled Caddy. Use for production releases, new VPS setup, image rebuilds, environment configuration, database backup, owner bootstrap, health checks…

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vinilana/invokta

Skill Codex

Develop this generated Invokta Action Engine when changing capabilities, dependencies, tests, or its direct invocation, CLI, MCP stdio, and MCP HTTP channels. Use for implementation, refactoring, debugging, and contract review in this project.

not rated 139 yesterday A SkillSpector: pass 55 tokens original MIT

maintain-mcp-oauth

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vinilana/invokta

Skill Codex

Diagnose, test, and change the self-hosted OAuth layer for this MCP service while preserving PKCE, DCR, ES256 tokens, rotating refresh tokens, secure consent, sanitized logs, and fail-closed resource authentication. Use for OAuth login or consent failures, Gemini connection problems, DCR metadata errors, token…

not rated 139 yesterday A SkillSpector: warn 99 tokens original MIT

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