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mcp-use skills

mcp-use · publisher1 GitHub starsApache-2.0 · Listed as freegithub.com/mcp-use/skills

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Summary

mcp-use/skills packages two skills, one that scaffolds an MCP server and one that adds an OpenAI Apps SDK widget to it, and both assume the mcp-use npm framework rather than MCP development in general.

mcp-builder walks through npx create-mcp-use-app, defining tools, resources, and prompts in that scaffold, testing locally with an Inspector UI, opening a tunnel so ChatGPT can reach a server still running on your machine, and deploying to "mcp-use Cloud" or elsewhere once it works. chatgpt-app-builder sits on top of that: it teaches an agent to define a React widget's props with a Zod schema, set metadata like connectDomains and resourceDomains for the widget's content-security policy, and wire it so the same tool call works for both ChatGPT Apps and the Apps SDK's own widget rendering.

This is narrow by design: both skills assume you've already chosen the mcp-use npm framework and its CLI, end to end. Someone building an MCP server with the plain Anthropic or FastMCP SDKs, or a ChatGPT plugin without mcp-use in the stack, will find little here that transfers directly — the value is entirely in knowing this one framework's own commands and conventions.

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Both skills' example content trips our install checker, for a mundane reason rather than a broken dependency.

mcp-builder cites https://happy-cat.local.mcp-use.run/mcp as the shape of the URL a --tunnel run prints out, not a real endpoint, so a link check correctly finds nothing there. chatgpt-app-builder's cdn.weather.com and embed.weather.com are illustrative domains inside a sample weather widget's CSP config, the same category of placeholder. We're recording both here because our own checks flagged them, not because either skill is actually broken.

This is a young, single-vendor collection.

The repository has 1 star, and its own "Upcoming Skills" section still just reads "More skills coming soon!" — worth knowing before treating this as a mature or widely-used package.