tool-examples

Provide MCP tool invocation examples for GitHub, PostgreSQL, memory, and filesystem tasks.

Updated Jan 25, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/erhankaraarslan/agent_yazilim_ekibi --skill tool-examples
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Skill: tool-examples
Source: https://github.com/erhankaraarslan/agent_yazilim_ekibi/tree/main/.claude/skills/tool-examples
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/erhankaraarslan/agent_yazilim_ekibi --skill tool-examples

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill provides ready-to-use MCP tool invocation examples to ensure correct and consistent tool calls.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Example tasks: Show how to create PRs, open issues, query databases, and manage memory using MCP payloads.
  • Use cases include prototyping tool interactions, validating payload formats, and designing automated workflows.

Quick Start

Use the tool-examples skill as a reference to the provided JSON payload templates and tool invocation formats for common MCP operations, such as creating a PR or an issue.

Frequently Asked Questions about tool-examples

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I structure JSON payloads for MCP tool invocations?

MCP tool invocations require standardized JSON payload formats to ensure correct and consistent tool calls. This skill provides ready-to-use payload templates covering GitHub, PostgreSQL, memory, and filesystem operations for end-to-end automation workflows.

What is the correct JSON format for creating a GitHub pull request via MCP?

Creating a GitHub pull request via MCP uses a defined allowed-tools set and standardized JSON payload format. This skill provides concrete invocation examples for PR creation, issue opening, and other GitHub operations to support safe, interoperable automation.

Can I use MCP tool examples for PostgreSQL database queries and memory management?

MCP tool examples cover PostgreSQL database queries and memory management tasks alongside GitHub and filesystem operations. The examples enforce a defined allowed-tools set and standardized JSON payload formats to satisfy safety and interoperability requirements across diverse scenarios.

What's the best way to validate MCP payload formats for automated workflows?

Validating MCP payload formats is best done using standardized JSON templates that enforce a defined allowed-tools set. This skill serves as a reference for prototyping tool interactions, validating payload structures, and designing automated workflows across multiple platforms.

Do I need additional dependencies to use these MCP tool invocation examples?

These MCP tool invocation examples require no additional dependencies. The skill provides self-contained JSON payload templates and tool invocation formats for common operations like creating PRs, opening issues, querying databases, and managing memory.

Why do my MCP tool calls fail with inconsistent JSON payloads?

MCP tool calls fail when JSON payloads lack standardized formats and defined allowed-tools enforcement. This skill provides ready-to-use invocation examples with consistent payload templates to ensure correct tool calls across GitHub, PostgreSQL, memory, and filesystem tasks.