Github Mpc

What This Skill Does

The Github Mpc skill acts as an essential configuration assistant for the Product Guide Writer workflow within the OpenClaw ecosystem. Its primary purpose is to ensure that the Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers—specifically Atlassian, GitHub, Figma, and Elasticsearch—are properly installed, authenticated, and reachable within your development environment. By automating the verification process, this skill removes the friction of manual environment setup, preventing common runtime errors that occur when the AI agent lacks the necessary bridges to your project tools.

Installation

To install this skill, run the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/tsvetelin-kulinski/github-mpc

Once installed, the skill will monitor your local .cursor/projects configuration path to identify missing or misconfigured MCP dependencies. Ensure you have the necessary environment variables set for your Atlassian and GitHub tokens to allow for seamless integration.

Use Cases

• Onboarding New Developers: When setting up a new machine, use this skill to quickly validate that all required documentation and code repository integrations are active.
• Troubleshooting Integration Failures: If the Product Guide Writer fails to fetch files from GitHub or creates an error when interacting with Confluence, this skill can diagnose the specific authentication or connectivity gap.
• Environment Audits: Regularly use this skill to ensure that your MCP configuration remains compatible with the latest updates from the Product Guide Writer repository.

Example Prompts

1. "Github Mpc, please verify if my Atlassian and GitHub MCP servers are configured correctly for the current project."
2. "I am getting an error when accessing Confluence. Can you use the Github Mpc skill to run a connection diagnostic?"
3. "Check the status of my optional integrations and let me know if Figma or Elasticsearch MCPs are currently active."

Tips & Limitations

• Prerequisites: This skill assumes you are working within a Cursor-compatible workspace. Ensure your mcp.json file is correctly formatted before running verification checks.
• Permissions: Some diagnostic tools require read-access to your local configuration folders. Ensure OpenClaw has the necessary system permissions to read the specified path.
• Authentication: This skill validates connectivity but does not store credentials. Always manage your API keys via secure environment variables rather than hardcoding them into configuration files.