Standardize MCP server inventories, Mermaid diagram rendering, and .claude configuration.
npx skills add https://github.com/leonardoacosta/central-claude --skill cc-tooling
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: cc-tooling Source: https://github.com/leonardoacosta/central-claude/tree/main/skills/cc-tooling Command: npx skills add https://github.com/leonardoacosta/central-claude --skill cc-tooling
Provides a consistent set of tooling standards and operational guidance to manage MCP servers, reliably render Mermaid diagrams, map agents to skills, and maintain shared project configuration so teams avoid ad-hoc integrations, token leaks, and fragile diagram rendering workflows.
Use the cc-tooling skill to evaluate and add a new MCP server against the selection criteria, render a Mermaid diagram locally with mmdc, or update shared .claude configuration using the documented conventions.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To render Mermaid diagrams locally with mmdc, you must manage the Puppeteer executable path to ensure reliable rendering. This approach avoids fragile Live URL workflows and enforces local rendering constraints for consistent diagram generation.
Evaluating MCP servers requires checking selection, security, and performance constraints before adding them to your inventory. You should test and document servers to prevent token leaks and avoid ad-hoc integrations across your project environment.
Managing shared .claude configuration involves using documented conventions for ~/.claude/shared layouts alongside project and machine-local overrides. This structure standardizes configuration and supports token-optimizing CLI proxy usage for verification.
Docker is recommended for MCP servers requiring write access to satisfy security constraints and isolate operations. Using Docker prevents unauthorized file modifications and protects your environment while maintaining necessary server functionality.
Secrets must be stored in environment files when configuring MCP servers to satisfy security constraints. This standard prevents token leaks and ensures sensitive data is managed safely outside of shared project configuration files.
Mapping agents to skills uses standardized integration patterns that provide discovery recommendations and maintenance guidance. This process maintains skill references and search indexes to avoid fragile, ad-hoc skill integrations within your workflow.
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