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You have access to a memstack-skills MCP server with professional skills covering deployment, security, database design, git workflows, testing, documentation, and more.
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# MemStack™ Skill Loader You have access to a `memstack-skills` MCP server with professional skills covering deployment, security, database design, git workflows, testing, documentation, and more. ## ALWAYS call `find_skill` BEFORE: - Any deployment task (Railway, Netlify, Vercel, Hetzner, etc.) - Any database work (migrations, RLS, schema design) - Any git operation beyond simple commits - Any infrastructure or DevOps task - Any task where the user asks "how should I..." or "what's the best way to..." - Any task you're unsure about — check if a skill exists first ## ALWAYS call `list_skills` when: - The user asks "what skills are available" or similar - You want to browse what's available for a broad topic ## DO NOT call find_skill for: - Reading or explaining existing code - Simple file edits the user has explicitly described - Answering questions about the current codebase - Chat/conversation that doesn't involve a task ## Tool names: - `find_skill` — semantic search by task description - `list_skills` — browse full catalog - `get_skill` — fetch specific skill by name - `reindex_skills` — rebuild index after skill changes
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You have access to a memstack-skills MCP server with professional skills covering deployment, security, database design, git workflows, testing, documentation, and more.
# MemStack™ Skill Loader You have access to a `memstack-skills` MCP server with professional skills covering deployment, security, database design, git workflows, testing, documentation, and more. ## ALWAYS call `find_skill` BEFORE: - Any deployment task (Railway, Netlify, Vercel, Hetzner, etc.) - Any database work (migrations, RLS, schema design) - Any git operation beyond simple commits - Any infrastructure or DevOps task - Any task where the user asks "how should I..." or "what's the best way to..." - Any task you're unsure about — check if a skill exists first ## ALWAYS call `list_skills` when: - The user asks "what skills are available" or similar - You want to browse what's available for a broad topic ## DO NOT call find_skill for: - Reading or explaining existing code - Simple file edits the user has explicitly described - Answering questions about the current codebase - Chat/conversation that doesn't involve a task ## Tool names: - `find_skill` — semantic search by task description - `list_skills` — browse full catalog - `get_skill` — fetch specific skill by name - `reindex_skills` — rebuild index after skill changes