mcp-usage

Manage Daylyou project files, Git branches, commits, and runtime commands via MCP usage patterns.

Updated Mar 26, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/bernardohaha/Daylyou --skill mcp-usage
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Skill: mcp-usage
Source: https://github.com/bernardohaha/Daylyou/tree/main/.claude/skills/mcp-usage
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/bernardohaha/Daylyou --skill mcp-usage

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides clear, concise guidelines for interacting with the Daylyou project's environment, simplifying common development tasks across the filesystem, Git, and runtime. It ensures consistent, safe, and efficient project modifications, reducing errors and streamlining your workflow.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Filesystem Management: Guides on reading, writing, and creating files/folders within project boundaries, ensuring safe and controlled editing.
  • Git Workflow Automation: Directs the creation of new branches, clear commit messages, and status checks, promoting robust version control practices.
  • Runtime Command Execution: Facilitates running development commands like npm run dev or npm run lint, and provides intelligent error handling guidance.
  • Use Case: When implementing a new feature, this Skill ensures you start by creating a new Git branch, make focused file changes, run necessary tests, and then commit with a clear message, streamlining your entire development cycle.

Quick Start

I need to make some changes to the Daylyou project. Use the mcp-usage skill to guide me through the recommended Git workflow for a new feature.

Frequently Asked Questions about mcp-usage

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

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How do I set up a Git workflow for a new feature in my project?

Create a new Git branch with a descriptive name, make focused file changes, run tests or linting, then commit with a clear message explaining the changes. This structured workflow ensures safe version control and makes reverting or reviewing changes straightforward.

What's the best way to manage files safely when working on a project?

Read, write, and create files within your project directory boundaries using guided filesystem operations. This approach prevents accidental modifications outside the project scope and maintains a controlled, organized codebase structure.

How do I run development commands like npm dev or linting checks?

Execute runtime commands through guided execution that provides error-aware feedback and clear output. This ensures you catch issues early and understand what went wrong if a command fails.

Can I use clear commit messages to track project changes over time?

Yes, descriptive commit messages document your changes and make version history readable for future reference. Combined with branch creation and focused edits, this builds a robust audit trail of your development work.

What happens if I need to make changes across multiple files in the project?

Apply patches and create new files or folders following the same safe-editing boundaries and Git workflow. Grouping related changes in a single branch and commit keeps your history logical and reviewable.

Do I need to understand version control to use this workflow?

Basic familiarity with Git concepts helps, but the workflow provides clear guidance on branch creation, commits, and status checks. Following the structured steps reduces errors even if you're new to version control practices.