remote-http-mcp
The remote-http-mcp skill connects to a running HTTP-based Model Context Protocol service hosted at a remote endpoint to access announcements and FAQ tools. Load this skill when you need to dynamically discover or invoke tools from a remote MCP service, using the provided workflow of listing, inspecting, and calling tools through the mcp commands with the exact endpoint specified.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/trpc-group/trpc-agent-go /tmp/remote-http-mcp && cp -r /tmp/remote-http-mcp/examples/mcpbroker/basic/skills/remote-http-mcp ~/.claude/skills/remote-http-mcpSKILL.md
Overview This skill points to a remote MCP service that is not preconfigured as a named broker server. Load this skill when you need to discover or call that remote service dynamically. The remote MCP service is already running for this example. This skill does not start it. This skill only documents the endpoint and the recommended broker workflow. Remote MCP Endpoint - Base URL: `__REMOTE_MCP_URL__` - Transport: streamable HTTP Workflow After this skill is loaded: 1. If you need more connection detail, call `skill_list_docs` or `skill_select_docs`. 2. Use `mcp_list_tools` with selector `__REMOTE_MCP_URL__`. 3. When you know the candidate tool names, use `mcp_inspect_tools` to inspect only those tools. 4. When you know the tool, call `mcp_call` with the selector returned by `mcp_list_tools` or `mcp_inspect_tools`. 5. Always pass remote MCP arguments inside `mcp_call.arguments`. Rules - Do not invent a different endpoint. Use the exact base URL in this skill. - Do not try to start this MCP service through `skill_run` or any other command. It is already running. - Prefer `mcp_list_tools` first, then inspect only the specific tool or tools you plan to call. - Prefer tool selectors returned by `mcp_list_tools` or `mcp_inspect_tools`. If you must construct an ad-hoc URL selector and dot-based parsing would be ambiguous, use the `#tool=` form, for example `__REMOTE_MCP_URL__#tool=announcement_publish`. - If you need announcement publishing, look for `announcement_publish`. - If you need FAQ tools, look for `faq_search` or `faq_read`.
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