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Study Model Context Protocol (MCP), which connects AI applications with external tools, through guided lessons and exercises. Inspect requests and responses, practice implementation and security checks, and record progress alongside observed results.
Screen study titles, abstracts, and full texts against confirmed eligibility rules. Two AI reviewers assess records separately, with a third resolving conflicts, while outputs document exclusion reasons, selection counts, and the methods used.
Connect Claude Code plugins to external services through MCP, a protocol that makes service functions available as tools. Covers connection types, configuration files, authentication, tool permissions, and testing for local servers and hosted services.
Analyze packet captures in a CTF sandbox by rebuilding communication sessions and decoding message contents. Recover transferred files and connect packet order, timing, and reconstructed streams to observed host or malware behavior.
Create a Go server for MCP, a protocol that connects AI agents to tools and data. Generate a structured project using the official SDK, with typed tools, configuration, error handling, tests, and setup documentation.
Inspect DNP3 traffic, a communication protocol used in industrial control systems, for unauthorized sources and unexpected commands. The skill compares captured traffic with normal patterns and reports suspicious control actions, restarts, and file operations.
Use Scapy, a Python library for working with network packets, to inspect saved captures or authorized live traffic. Summarize protocols and connections, identify suspicious patterns, craft test packets, and export findings as structured JSON reports.
Create a functional application prototype from an initial idea. The workflow covers requirements, technology choices, plan approval, project setup, implementation, visual assets where needed, build verification, and instructions for starting the result.
Turn existing game code or prototypes into missing design, architecture, or concept documents. Extract implemented rules, formulas, and technical choices, ask about their intended purpose, and clearly separate observed behavior from unconfirmed interpretations.
Build a disposable prototype to test how a product should work, feel, or look before committing to an approach. Let the user experience it, record their choices, and carry those decisions into requirements or further planning.
Build a runnable prototype from a plain feature request, then add capabilities one step at a time. The skill records consequential assumptions before coding, checks each step, and reports remaining placeholders, deferred work, and review limits.
Turn a feature request into a working prototype, starting with a minimal path from input to output and adding features through individual checks. Record consequential assumptions before coding, then use a separate model to find decisions missing from that record.
Uses a completed ZKsync Era investigation with no reportable findings as a defense study. It explains 25 tested attack vectors, the safeguards that blocked them, and criteria for deciding whether to continue reviewing a large bridge protocol.
Build MCP servers and clients that connect AI systems to external tools and data. The skill defines validated inputs, implements tool and resource handlers, configures communication methods, and checks protocol behavior with the MCP Inspector.
Create a clickable product landing page prototype with navigation, feature cards, usage steps, testimonials, and optional pricing. Include responsive layouts, hover effects, scroll animations, and expandable FAQ sections to demonstrate the intended experience.
Helps plan NetExec commands for penetration testing in Active Directory, the system used to manage Windows domain accounts. Covers authentication checks, shared resources, permissions, and information collection with examples organized by network protocol.
Audit TLS/SSL, the technology that encrypts network connections, across servers and mobile apps. The skill covers outdated protocols, weak encryption, certificate validation failures, known vulnerabilities, and replay risks, helping organize evidence and prioritize fixes.
Compares a prototype’s rendered screens with its source design to find differences in typography, spacing, colors, images, and text. Produces prioritized fixes and records visual evidence from follow-up checks before handoff.
Build NEAR Protocol web apps or add wallet features to existing projects. Covers project setup, wallet sign-in and sign-out, transaction signing, and interfaces for reading or updating smart contracts, programs that run on the blockchain.
Write, review, test, and deploy Rust smart contracts on NEAR Protocol using near-sdk v5.x. Covers stored data, calls between contracts, security checks, upgrades, and gas optimization to reduce the computation costs of contract operations.
Create and manage Solana asset vaults with GLAM Protocol through its CLI or TypeScript SDK. Configure delegated permissions, manage investor subscriptions and redemptions, and use integrations for token swaps, lending, staking, and USDC transfers between chains.
Guides you through connecting external services to Claude Code plugins using MCP, a protocol for exposing services as tools. Covers connection types, configuration files, authentication, tool permissions, and testing.
Assess gRPC services for exposed internal methods, missing access controls, identity spoofing through proxies, and unencrypted traffic. The skill guides service discovery and validates findings using response status codes, external reachability, and demonstrated effects on private data or system state.
Guides you through connecting external services to Claude Code plugins using MCP, a protocol for exposing services as tools. Covers connection types, configuration files, authentication, tool permissions, and testing.