SkillShare MCP Server

SkillShare MCP Server

An MCP server that enables AI agents to interact with the SkillShare registry, including searching, reading, creating, and managing resources like skills, MCP configurations, and notes.

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SkillShare MCP Server

Model Context Protocol server for the SkillShare registry.

Lets AI agents use the registry directly: search the marketplace, read SKILL.md / MCP configs / notes, browse your org's pods, create notes, star, import — over the stdio transport.

Install

pip install skillshare-cli    # shared auth + local-scan core
pip install skillshare-mcp    # MCP server

Or download a standalone binary from the releases page:

curl -L https://github.com/Aniket-think41/skillshare-mcp/releases/latest/download/skillshare-mcp-linux-amd64 -o skillshare-mcp
chmod +x skillshare-mcp
sudo mv skillshare-mcp /usr/local/bin/skillshare-mcp

Auth

Set two environment variables (or run skillshare login from the CLI first):

export SKILLSHARE_API_URL=https://skillshare-backend-1081098542602.us-central1.run.app
export SKILLSHARE_TOKEN=skst_...     # optional — marketplace tools work without it

The token is a SkillShare Personal Access Token (mint one in the dashboard, or from ~/.config/skillshare/credentials.json after running skillshare login).

Connect to Claude Code

claude mcp add skillshare \
  --env SKILLSHARE_API_URL=https://skillshare-backend-1081098542602.us-central1.run.app \
  -- skillshare-mcp

Connect to Claude Desktop

claude_desktop_config.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "skillshare": {
      "command": "skillshare-mcp",
      "env": {
        "SKILLSHARE_API_URL": "https://skillshare-backend-1081098542602.us-central1.run.app"
      }
    }
  }
}

Tools

Tool Auth Description
search_marketplace(query, resource_type, tag, sort) search public skills / MCPs / notes
get_resource(resource_id) –/✓ full content: SKILL.md, MCP url + config JSON, note body, attachments
get_publisher(username) publisher profile + their public resources
login(client_name) start browser sign-in (device flow)
complete_login(wait_seconds) finish login after browser approval
setup_statusline(scope, remove, force) show install/push counts in Claude Code's status bar
whoami() the authenticated user
list_my_orgs() orgs + role + plan
list_org_structure(org_slug) projects → pods map (ids for targeting)
list_org_resources(org_slug, query, resource_type) org-level resources
list_pod_resources(pod_id, scope, query, resource_type) pod library incl. inherited
search_org(org_slug, query) ⌘K-style search: resources/projects/pods/members
create_note(title, content_md, org_slug | pod_id, …, attachments) write a NOTE
upload_file(path, kind) store a local file → returns URL for attachments
star_resource(resource_id) star
pin_resource(resource_id) pin to profile
unpin_resource(resource_id) remove from pinned set
list_pinned() list pinned resources
import_resource(resource_id, org_slug) "Add to my org"
submit_feedback(message, rating, category, resource_id) send product feedback
check_updates(unread_only, limit) inbox: resources added/published in your scopes
mark_notifications_read(notification_ids, mark_all) clear inbox items
scan_local(sources, notes_dir, include_dismissed) find local skills/MCP/notes with status + redacted preview
push_artifact(fingerprint, org_slug | pod_id, title?, …) push a scanned artifact (secrets redacted)
import_from_github(url, org_slug | pod_id, select, dry_run) import from a public GitHub repo
dismiss_artifact(fingerprint, kind, source, name) remember not to recommend it again
follow_publisher(username) follow a publisher
unfollow_publisher(username) unfollow a publisher
follow_org(org_slug) follow (watch) an org
unfollow_org(org_slug) unfollow an org

The server instructions tell the agent to call check_updates proactively at the start of a conversation and surface anything new before other work.

Configuration

  • SKILLSHARE_API_URL — backend base URL (default: https://skillshare-backend-1081098542602.us-central1.run.app)
  • SKILLSHARE_TOKEN — bearer token (overrides stored credentials)

License

MIT

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