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Skill Me is one MCP server that works in claude.ai, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and Google Antigravity. Connect it where you work and your skill library is available in every conversation.

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https://skillme.dev/api/mcp

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Fastest path: one click opens claude.ai's "Add custom connector" dialog, name it SkillMe and paste the endpoint below if it isn't prefilled.

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1/7 Open Settings

On claude.ai, click your avatar in the bottom-left and choose Settings. Shortcut: going straight to claude.ai/customize/connectors skips to step 4.
Before you start: ChatGPT only lets you add a custom app like Skill Me with Developer mode turned on, and Developer mode isn't available on every ChatGPT plan. In Business and Enterprise workspaces only an admin can turn it on. Don't see it? Connect in claude.ai, Cursor, Codex or Antigravity instead, using the other tabs above.
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1/4 Create the app

In Settings → Connectors → Advanced, click New App. Name it SkillMe, keep Connection on Server URL, paste the endpoint, set Authentication to OAuth, tick the acknowledgement, and click Create.https://skillme.dev/api/mcp

Fastest path: one click, then approve the install prompt inside Cursor.

Add to Cursor
  1. 1

    Add the server

    Click "Add to Cursor" above, or add this to ~/.cursor/mcp.json (Cursor Settings → MCP → Add Server):

    {
  "mcpServers": {
    "skillme": {
      "url": "https://skillme.dev/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}
  2. 2

    Authorize

    Cursor opens the Skill Me authorization page in your browser. Sign in to sync your library with the website, or continue without signing in for a private, account-free library.

  3. 3

    Verify it worked

    In a new agent chat, ask: what skills do I have? The reply should list the Skill Me tools and any skills you have installed. From then on, describe what you're working on and ask for a skill that fits; you choose what gets installed.

Optional: skills as files

Prefer skills on disk, with no connector? The Skill Me CLI writes them to .cursor/skills, where this agent reads them. No account needed; use the slug from any skill page.

npx @skillme/cli add <slug> --target cursor

Already connected? npx @skillme/cli login then npx @skillme/cli sync --target cursor exports your whole library.

Optional: load your library automatically

Add this to .cursor/rules/skillme.mdc in your project so the agent checks your Skill Me library when a task fits:

---
description: Use my Skill Me skills
alwaysApply: true
---
When a task could use one of my Skill Me skills, call the skillme get_active_skills tool and use the matching skill.

Prefer a plugin? It adds the Skill Me connector plus a skill that tells Claude Code when to use it:

claude plugin marketplace add SkillMedev/claude-plugins && claude plugin install skillme@skillme
  1. 1

    Add the server

    Run this once in your terminal:

    claude mcp add --transport http skillme "https://skillme.dev/api/mcp"
  2. 2

    Authorize

    Start a Claude Code session and run /mcp, then pick skillme to authenticate. Your browser opens the Skill Me authorization page; sign in or continue without an account.

  3. 3

    Verify it worked

    In the same session, ask: what skills do I have? The reply should list the Skill Me tools and any skills you have installed. From then on, describe what you're working on and ask for a skill that fits; you choose what gets installed.

Optional: skills as files

Prefer skills on disk, with no connector? The Skill Me CLI writes them to .claude/skills, where this agent reads them. No account needed; use the slug from any skill page.

npx @skillme/cli add <slug> --target claude

Already connected? npx @skillme/cli login then npx @skillme/cli sync --target claude exports your whole library.

Optional: load your library automatically

Add this to CLAUDE.md in your project so the agent checks your Skill Me library when a task fits:

When a task could use one of my Skill Me skills, call the skillme get_active_skills tool and use the matching skill.
  1. 1

    Add the server

    Run this once in your terminal (or add the equivalent [mcp_servers.skillme] block to ~/.codex/config.toml):

    codex mcp add skillme --url "https://skillme.dev/api/mcp"
  2. 2

    Authorize

    Skill Me supports OAuth, so log the server in once:

    codex mcp login skillme
  3. 3

    Verify it worked

    In a Codex session, ask: what skills do I have? The reply should list the Skill Me tools and any skills you have installed. From then on, describe what you're working on and ask for a skill that fits; you choose what gets installed.

Optional: skills as files

Prefer skills on disk, with no connector? The Skill Me CLI writes them to .agents/skills, where this agent reads them. No account needed; use the slug from any skill page.

npx @skillme/cli add <slug> --target codex

Already connected? npx @skillme/cli login then npx @skillme/cli sync --target codex exports your whole library.

Optional: load your library automatically

Add this to AGENTS.md in your project so the agent checks your Skill Me library when a task fits:

When a task could use one of my Skill Me skills, call the skillme get_active_skills tool and use the matching skill.
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You connect once per client. Skills you save stay in your Skill Me library, so they're available in new conversations without reinstalling. Disconnect anytime from the client's settings.

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Before you connect

Claude can't find the SkillMe tools?

claude.ai loads connector tools lazily and occasionally misses them when a chat starts. The one-line fix: tell Claude to "search your tools for skillme". That forces tool discovery and the SkillMe tools (get_active_skills, browse_skills, install_skill…) appear. If they still don't, open Settings → Connectors, toggle SkillMe off and on, and start a new chat. Your installed skills are safe either way; they live on your Skill Me library, not in the chat.

Is it safe to connect an MCP to Claude?

Skill Me only loads skill content (plain-text instructions) into your model context. It never accesses your conversations, files, or account. Skills submitted to the catalog are reviewed before they go live, and free skills show their full text (and link to their source) so you can read exactly what one does before you install it.

Do I need a paid plan?

Not to connect, and usually not for your AI either. The connector and the free catalog cost nothing; premium packs and the Team plan are paid, and their pages say so. claude.ai custom connectors work on every Claude plan, including Free (which allows one custom connector); on Team and Enterprise an owner adds the connector for the organization first. Cursor, Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and Google Antigravity connect with the plan you already have. ChatGPT is the exception: custom apps need Developer mode, which is not available on every plan, and in Business and Enterprise workspaces only an admin can turn it on.

Can I disconnect?

Yes, anytime. In claude.ai or ChatGPT, remove the Skill Me connector in the same settings screen where you added it. In Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, or Antigravity, remove the skillme entry from your MCP config. Your installed skills stop loading immediately, and reconnecting later brings them back.

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