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Official Databricks skills guiding agents to build Lakeflow pipelines and jobs, Apps, Lakebase, Vector Search, Model Serving and AI/BI dashboards on the lakehouse. Needs the Databricks CLI.

Official Databricks plugin with skills for the CLI and auth, Genie data queries, Apps, Lakebase, Lakeflow jobs and pipelines, Model Serving and DABs deployment, plus hooks for prompt routing, session context and auth failure hints. Needs a Databricks account.

Official testing skills from TestMu AI (formerly LambdaTest) covering 40+ frameworks including Selenium, Playwright, Cypress, Appium, pytest and JUnit, guiding agents to write unit, end-to-end and mobile tests. Runs locally; cloud cross-browser and real-device runs need an account.

Helps HR and founders write employer brand content: careers page copy, company values docs, day-in-the-life posts, team stories and engineering blogs, backing every claim with a concrete policy or real story instead of fluff. Part of startup-founder-skills; no account needed.

Helps hiring managers design structured interviews for a role and level: 4-6 competencies, rounds, a question bank with follow-ups and answer criteria, 1-4 scorecards, a take-home task, debriefs and bias safeguards. Prompt-only; startup-focused, pairs with the startup-context skill.

Helps hiring managers write or rewrite job descriptions: first clarify what problem the role solves, then follow a fixed structure, cut buzzwords, inflated requirements and gendered wording, and prompt for a salary range. Startup-focused; best with company info from the startup-context skill.

Helps HR and founders write outreach to passive candidates: LinkedIn messages, cold emails and referral requests, drafting a first message and 2-3 follow-ups around personalization, relevance and a call to action. Drafts only, never sends; startup-focused.

50 skills for founders covering fundraising (pitch materials, investor research, data rooms), sales outreach, PRDs, hiring (JDs, interview questions) and legal docs (privacy policy, terms of service, contract review). Set up startup-context once; have a lawyer check legal output.

radare2's official MCP server, written in C on the native r2 API: agents open binaries to disassemble, decompile and analyze them, with read-only mode, sandboxing and connections to remote r2 sessions. Install radare2 first, then r2mcp via r2pm.

Official MCP for Plane, the open-source project management tool: lets agents read and manage projects, work items, cycles, modules and releases, with PQL queries. Use the hosted server with OAuth, or run locally via uvx with an API key; works with self-hosted Plane.

Offline translation sync for coding agents: hands only new strings in JSON, YAML, PO, CSV and other locale files to the agent for translation and never overwrites human-edited translations, saving tokens. Needs Node.js; calls no translation API itself.

Leads a visible, verified code walkthrough in Neovim: confirms real behavior by running code, then authors one immutable Navi tour with short notes the viewer steps through, optionally recorded with OBS. Requires Terminal Control (termctrl), Neovim 0.10+ and navi.nvim.

Opinionated guide to production TypeScript with Effect v4: Effect.gen workflows, Context.Service and Layer services, Schema models and typed errors, Config, Schedule retries, Cache, Stream, HttpClient and deterministic tests, plus patterns to avoid. Requires Effect v4.

Railway's official plugin, bundling the use-railway skill and hosted Railway MCP so agents can create projects, deploy services, set environment variables and databases, and check logs and metrics to debug deployments. Needs a Railway account.

Has the agent use the @sveltejs/mcp CLI via npx whenever it creates, edits or analyzes Svelte components or modules: list and fetch Svelte 5 and SvelteKit docs sections, and run svelte-autofixer to catch issues and validate every component before finishing. Official Svelte skill.

ComfyUI's official MCP: lets agents drive local ComfyUI image and video workflows, list installed nodes, models and templates, submit jobs and fetch results, and start or stop ComfyUI. Needs a machine that can run ComfyUI (usually a GPU) and comfy-cli; partner models consume Comfy credits.

Vercel's official plugin: a knowledge graph of the Vercel ecosystem, dozens of skills, expert subagents for deployment and performance, and commands for deploys, env vars and project status, covering Next.js, the AI SDK, storage and CI/CD. Needs Node.js 18+ and Bun; telemetry is opt-out.

QuantConnect's official CLI drives the open-source LEAN engine locally or in the cloud to download data, backtest and optimize quant strategies and deploy them live. Requires a paid-tier QuantConnect organization; strategies in Python or C#; local runs need Docker. Get expert review.

Postman's official MCP server: lets agents manage workspaces, collections, environments and API specs, help with API testing and generate client code from API definitions. The remote version uses OAuth; the local version needs a Postman API key.

Crowdin's official CLI: push source files and pull translations back in place, track progress, manage glossaries and TM, and run machine or AI pre-translation, with JSON output for agents. Needs a Crowdin account (free trial; free for open source) and a token; crowdin init sets up config.

Cross-platform UI automation skills built on Midscene.js visual recognition: control browsers, desktops, Android, iOS and HarmonyOS devices in natural language, and set up Vitest + Midscene E2E tests. Bring your own vision model API key; maintained by the Midscene team.

Hugging Face's official MCP server: lets agents search models, datasets and Spaces on the Hub and call thousands of Gradio AI apps directly. Hosted remotely; sign in with your Hugging Face account or authorize with a token.

Query and manage Microsoft 365 and Azure tenants in natural language via Microsoft Graph: create users and security groups, check devices and Conditional Access policies and view cloud costs. Needs a work account with the right permissions; changes apply immediately.

The Dart team's official MCP server (dart mcp-server): analyze project errors, search pub.dev and manage dependencies, connect to running Flutter apps for hot reload, and read runtime errors and the widget tree. Needs Dart 3.9+; still experimental.