Creates new packages in the @kitz monorepo with proper structure, configuration, and workspace integration. Handles package.json, tsconfigs, source files, and runs necessary sync scripts.
EnglishUse when the user asks to "add mcp-server dependency", "depend on rust-mcp", "consume rust-mcp", "build a Rust MCP server outside purse-first", "migrate from amarbel-llc/rust-mcp", or is building a Rust project that depends on purse-first libraries (like mcp-server) from a separate repository. Also applies when encountering dependency resolution questions about git deps vs path deps vs flake inputs for Rust crates across repo boundaries, or when a Rust MCP server needs to work both with and without Nix.
EnglishUse when the user asks to "add context-saving", "add pagination", "add truncation", "limit output size", "add offset and limit", "reduce token usage", "add head and tail parameters", "limit results", or mentions unbounded output, large responses, PaginationInfo, TruncationInfo, output size management, or token waste in MCP server tools. Also applies when an MCP tool's output is too long, agent token usage is too high, or MCP responses need size limits.
EnglishUse when the user asks "how do purse-first hooks work", "why is my tool being denied", "how to customize mappings", "troubleshoot package discovery", "how does tool routing work", "how do I override a mapping", "debug purse-first", or is experiencing unexpected tool denials, mapping conflicts, or package discovery failures. Also applies when working with .purse-first/ project-local overrides, $XDGSTATEHOME/purse-first/ user overrides, or purse-first install and purse-first hook commands.
EnglishIncludes Creating Packages, Downstream Rust: Consuming Purse First Libraries, MCP Context Saving, and other workflows.
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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What’s included
Creating Packages
Creates new packages in the @kitz monorepo with proper structure, configuration, and workspace integration. Handles package.json, tsconfigs, source files, and runs necessary sync scripts.
Downstream Rust: Consuming Purse First Libraries
Use when the user asks to "add mcp-server dependency", "depend on rust-mcp", "consume rust-mcp", "build a Rust MCP server outside purse-first", "migrate from amarbel-llc/rust-mcp", or is building a Rust project that depends on purse-first libraries (like mcp-server) from a separate repository. Also applies when encountering dependency resolution questions about git deps vs path deps vs flake inputs for Rust crates across repo boundaries, or when a Rust MCP server needs to work both with and without Nix.
MCP Context Saving
Use when the user asks to "add context-saving", "add pagination", "add truncation", "limit output size", "add offset and limit", "reduce token usage", "add head and tail parameters", "limit results", or mentions unbounded output, large responses, PaginationInfo, TruncationInfo, output size management, or token waste in MCP server tools. Also applies when an MCP tool's output is too long, agent token usage is too high, or MCP responses need size limits.
Using Packages
Use when the user asks "how do purse-first hooks work", "why is my tool being denied", "how to customize mappings", "troubleshoot package discovery", "how does tool routing work", "how do I override a mapping", "debug purse-first", or is experiencing unexpected tool denials, mapping conflicts, or package discovery failures. Also applies when working with .purse-first/ project-local overrides, $XDGSTATEHOME/purse-first/ user overrides, or purse-first install and purse-first hook commands.
Overview
プロジェクトの全体構造、主要ファイル、依存関係を素早く把握する
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