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Paste a repo link — SkillDocs scans the whole repo for markdown skills, then you choose what to bring in. Public repos need no token.
Open GitHub's token page and: 1. name it anything (say, "SkillDocs") · 2. under Repository access choose Only select repositories and pick this repo · 3. under Permissions → Repository permissions set Contents to Read-only · 4. hit Generate token, copy the github_pat_… string, and paste it below. It's stored server-side for this workspace and never shown again.
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What's broken, missing, or confusing? I read every piece of feedback that comes in.
— Rajiv · rajivayyangar@gmail.com
The SkillDocs MCP server lets an agent work the review loop with you: push a local skill up, read back the team's edits and comments, reply, and pull the text down.
skilldocs_open push a skill up, get its URL · skilldocs_read doc + threads · skilldocs_diff what changed vs the baseline · skilldocs_comments open threads · skilldocs_reply / skilldocs_resolve answer feedback · skilldocs_pull the collaborated text, back to your file
Typical loop: "push skills/triage/SKILL.md to skilldocs" → team comments here → "read the skilldocs diff and comments, apply the feedback, reply to the threads."
git clone https://github.com/rajivayyangar/skilldocs, then cd skilldocs/mcp && npm install, and point the command at node $PWD/index.js rather than npx.
Versions are snapshots you (or an import) marked. Past versions are read-only — you can view and copy them, and restore one to make it the current text.
Pick a section, or type a new name.
Paste a GitHub link to a skill, or paste the markdown itself.
| ⌘click | add a cursor (⌥click works too) |
| ⌘D | select next occurrence of the selection |
| esc | collapse back to one cursor |
| ⌘Z | undo · ⌘⇧Z redo |
| ⌘F | find · ⌘G find next |