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MCP Server Builder — Production Tool Contracts, Gates & Security Plan
Designs a production-grade MCP server: atomic tools, full contracts, risk classes, approval gates, idempotency, discoverability, and a READY-TO-IMPLEMENT / HARDEN-FIRST / BLOCK verdict — without deploying anything.
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MCP Server Builder — Production Tool Contracts, Gates & Security Plan
Example session with this skill installed
Capability: MCP for multi-tenant feature flags (FlagBridge / OpenFeature-style)
Agents: Cursor + Claude Code over stdio
Ops: list, get, evaluate, create, set_enabled, delete
Constraints: hard approval for production toggles + deletes; no secrets in repo
- Read your context and instructions
- Compiled the mcp server builder
Server: flagbridge-mcp
Verdict: HARDEN-FIRST
Tools: 6 (3 read-only / 2 mutating / 1 external)
- list/get/evaluate → READ-ONLY, no gate
- create_feature_flag → MUTATING, confirm + idempotency_key
- set_flag_enabled → hard-approval for production
- delete_feature_flag → EXTERNAL, hard-approval + confirm_key
Findings: align OpenAPI; wire runtime prod approvals; clarify tenant scope
JSON: full contracts + security_plan + readiness_findings
Connects securely to your tools. The creator never sees your data.
About this skill
The problem
- MCP tools are often thrown together as mega-tools with vague names — agents mis-invoke them or skip them.
- Mutating and irreversible operations ship without approval gates or idempotency.
- Security (least privilege, injection, secrets) is bolted on after the first incident.
What it does
- Decomposes a capability into atomic tools with clear verb_noun names.
- Writes a full contract per tool: agent-facing description, input JSON schema, output shape, error cases.
- Classifies risk: READ-ONLY, MUTATING, or EXTERNAL-SIDEEFFECT.
- Designs approval gates and idempotency for dangerous tools.
- Produces a security plan and a readiness verdict: READY-TO-IMPLEMENT, HARDEN-FIRST, or BLOCK.
Frameworks & tools
- Model Context Protocol servers for Claude Code, Cursor, and other MCP hosts (stdio or HTTP-SSE).
- Works against databases, internal REST APIs, filesystems, or third-party services you describe.
- No live connection required for the design step — optional schemas improve precision.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
- Risk-driven gates (hard-approval for irreversible/external ops) instead of ad-hoc tool lists.
- Discoverability rules so agents pick the right tool from name + description.
- MCP-specific injection defense (tool descriptions and outputs).
- Deterministic readiness gate with explicit findings — not “looks fine.”
- Never embeds real secrets; design only, no deploy.
Find more skills like this on the Claude Skills Marketplace, the Codex Skills Marketplace and the Gemini Skills Marketplace, or browse Claude Skills for LLM Ops.
• Design and spec only — not a running or deployed server
• Target API schemas are placeholders until you provide real OpenAPI/types
• Not for MCP client config files alone
• Not a runtime security certification
• Does not implement language-specific server code unless you ask separately
How to use
- 1
Connect your agent to the Agensi MCP
Copy the prompt and paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any agent that supports MCP. It sets up the connection for you. Manual setup
- 2
Sign in to Agensi
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- 3
Ask for what you need
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This skill only produces an MCP design document and JSON from the capability you describe. It does not install packages, start a server, call your APIs, or read secrets from the environment. Grant Read only; leave Shell, Write, Browser, Network, and Env off.