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todevelopers provides skills for building, packaging, and submitting Model Context Protocol servers, plus C# semantic analysis and debugging via VS MCP.

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DomainDeveloper To...MCP Server Develop.. (40%)MCPB Packaging & D.. (25%)C# Semantic Code A.. (20%).NET Debugging & D.. (15%)

Agent Skills by todevelopers

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nlog-analyst

Analyzes NLog trace logs imported into a SQLite database via SQL queries.

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build-mcp-server

Guides developers through designing and scaffolding Model Context Protocol servers for Claude.

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build-mcp-app

Build MCP servers that serve interactive UI widgets rendered inline in chat.

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build-mcpb

Package local MCP servers with bundled runtimes into distributable MCPB archives.

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mcpb-submission-guide

Guides MCPB submission to the Anthropic directory with annotation, privacy, and documentation requirements.

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vs-mcp

Performs Roslyn-based semantic analysis and debugging of C# code via the VS MCP Server.

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vs-mcp-debug

Controls the Visual Studio debugger via MCP to set breakpoints, inspect variables, and step through C# code.

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Frequently Asked Questions About todevelopers

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What tasks can I accomplish with todevelopers' skills?▼

You can build MCP servers from scratch, add interactive UI widgets (forms, pickers, dashboards, confirmation dialogs) to MCP apps, bundle servers into .mcpb packages, prepare Anthropic directory submissions, and perform C# symbol search, refactoring, and breakpoint debugging through a VS MCP Server.

Who are these skills designed for?▼

Developers building Model Context Protocol integrations for Claude, engineers distributing local MCP servers to end users, and .NET/C# developers who want semantic code navigation, refactoring, and live debugging of .cs, .csproj, and .sln files via a connected VS MCP Server.

How do the MCP building skills work together in practice?▼

Start with build-mcp-server, which interrogates your use case and selects the deployment model and tool-design pattern. Then use build-mcp-app for interactive UI widgets, build-mcpb to bundle the server with its runtime into a .mcpb file, and mcpb-submission-guide for directory listing, annotations, and privacy policies.

What are the prerequisites for the C# vs-mcp skills?▼

Both vs-mcp and vs-mcp-debug require a running VS MCP Server connected in the session. They activate on C# file patterns (.cs, .csproj, .sln), symbol searches, refactoring requests, or debugging terms, and explicitly exclude non-C# languages such as Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, Rust, and Java.

When should I use build-mcpb instead of a remote MCP deployment?▼

Use build-mcpb when your MCP server must interact with the local filesystem, desktop apps, or OS, and must be installable by end users who do not have Node or Python set up. It bundles the runtime with the server into a single distributable .mcpb file.