mcp-portability-auditor

Name: mcp-portability-auditor
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Author: m2ai-portfolio

Audit agent stacks for MCP portability and vendor lock-in.

4|1|Updated Apr 11, 2026

Search Tags:#audit #MCP #migration #extensions #portability #vendor-lock

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npx skills add https://github.com/m2ai-portfolio/m2ai-skills-pack --skill mcp-portability-auditor

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Skill: mcp-portability-auditor
Source: https://github.com/m2ai-portfolio/m2ai-skills-pack/tree/main/skills/mcp-portability-auditor
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/m2ai-portfolio/m2ai-skills-pack --skill mcp-portability-auditor

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This tool identifies where MCP portability gaps exist and flags vendor lock-in across plugins and extensions.

Core Features & Use Cases

Portability scoring: Classify items as OPEN, OPEN-ADJACENT, PROPRIETARY, or LOCKED and compute a weighted portability score.
Migration planning: Generate a migration checklist with recommended MCP-friendly replacements or rewrites.
Dashboard-ready outputs: Produce structured results suitable for import into a report.

Quick Start

Trigger a portability audit on your current agent stack to generate a plan.

Frequently Asked Questions about mcp-portability-auditor

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I audit my agent stack for MCP vendor lock-in?▼

To audit MCP vendor lock-in, you can trigger a portability audit on your agent stack. The tool classifies plugins and extensions as OPEN, OPEN-ADJACENT, PROPRIETARY, or LOCKED, and computes a weighted portability score to identify gaps.

What is MCP portability scoring for agent extensions?▼

MCP portability scoring evaluates your agent's plugins and extensions to determine their openness. It categorizes items as OPEN, OPEN-ADJACENT, PROPRIETARY, or LOCKED, then calculates a weighted score indicating how easily your stack can transition to open standards.

How do I generate a migration checklist for transitioning to open MCP standards?▼

To generate a migration checklist for open MCP standards, run an audit on your current stack. The tool produces a structured plan with recommended MCP-friendly replacements or rewrites for proprietary extensions, guiding your transition step by step.

Does the portability audit work with proprietary extensions and open-adjacent formats?▼

Yes, the portability audit works with proprietary extensions and open-adjacent formats. Its scope explicitly covers open MCP-compatible items, open-adjacent formats, and proprietary extensions to provide comprehensive vendor lock-in analysis.

Can I import MCP portability audit results into a dashboard report?▼

Yes, you can import MCP portability audit results into a dashboard report. The tool produces dashboard-ready, structured outputs containing per-tool scores and migration plans suitable for direct integration into reporting systems.

What is the best way to identify MCP-friendly replacements for locked-in plugins?▼

The best way to identify MCP-friendly replacements is to run a portability audit. It analyzes your current agent stack, flags locked-in items, and outputs a structured migration checklist detailing recommended open-standard replacements or necessary rewrites.