Skillhub Mcp
Expose Claude-style skill folders as MCP tools so Cursor, Claude Desktop, or other clients can load the same skill workflows without Claude-only hosting.
Overview
io.github.214140846/skillhub-mcp is a Build-phase MCP server that exposes Claude-style skills as tools for any MCP client over stdio.
What is this MCP server?
- PyPI package skillhub-mcp (v1.0.5) with stdio transport for broad MCP client support
- Surfaces Claude-style skills to any MCP-compatible host, not only Anthropic clients
- GitHub source at 214140846/skillhub-mcp for self-hosted or fork workflows
- Lightweight bridge pattern: skills as tools instead of duplicating skill markdown in every project
- Fits polyglot agent setups where one skill library feeds multiple IDEs
- Registry version 1.0.5 distributed via PyPI as skillhub-mcp
- stdio transport declared in the official MCP server schema package entry
Community signal: 1 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Your best workflows live in skill folders built for Claude, but your daily agent is another MCP client that cannot see those skills natively.
Who is it for?
Indie builders maintaining a shared skill library who split time between Claude Code, Cursor, and other MCP hosts.
Skip if: Builders who use only one IDE’s built-in skill marketplace and never customize SKILL.md packs.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After you add the PyPI server to MCP config, clients can call the same skill behaviors as structured tools without rewriting each skill as a one-off prompt.
- MCP tool surface backed by your skill definitions
- Consistent skill invocation across non-Claude MCP hosts
- Single skill library shared by multiple agents on one machine
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Journey fit
Skill bridging matters once you are assembling agent stacks; it also supports Ship review rituals if those skills encode test or review steps. SkillHub sits in agent-tooling because it standardizes how skills are discovered and invoked through MCP rather than custom prompts alone.
How it compares
Skill-to-MCP bridge server, not a curated skills directory site or a single downstream coding skill.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is io.github.214140846/skillhub-mcp for?
It is for developers who author or collect Claude-style skills and want those workflows reachable from any MCP-capable coding agent.
When should I use io.github.214140846/skillhub-mcp?
Use it in Build and Ship when you are standardizing agent rituals and need one skill source wired into multiple MCP clients.
How do I add io.github.214140846/skillhub-mcp to my agent?
Install skillhub-mcp from PyPI, register a stdio MCP server entry pointing at the installed module, and point it at your local skill definitions per the repository README.