Skill Tree
Interactive map of your prompts, personas & skills — connected by shared tags.
Prompt Title
Model Context Protocol (MCP) & API Integration
Connect external AI applications like Claude Desktop, Cursor, or your own custom web applications to your AISkillDeck library.
Claude.ai Web App Integration (Remote SSE)
Connect the official Claude.ai web client directly to your deployed AISkillDeck server on the cloud via Server-Sent Events (SSE):
- Open your web browser and go to Claude.ai.
- Go to Settings -> Developer Settings (or Connectors / Integrations).
- Click + Add Remote MCP Server.
- Enter Server Name:
skilldeck, select SSE as the transport type, and paste the URL above. - Save and start a new conversation. You will see the tools icon (plug/hammer) active!
Claude Desktop Configuration
Add one of these server setups into your local claude_desktop_config.json config file:
Cursor IDE Setup
In Cursor, go to Settings -> Features -> MCP, click + Add New MCP Server, and enter:
skilldeckcommandnode h:/VPSAPPs/mcp/skilldeck-mcp.jsWeb App Programmatic Integration (HTTP REST API)
Fetch prompts programmatically inside your own web applications, compile variables, and send them to your AI models:
How to Use / Natural Language Commands
Once you've connected AISkillDeck via MCP, you can instruct your LLM client (Claude/Cursor) to perform operations on your library using plain English commands:
- "Show me all prompts related to 'SQL'."
- "What skills are stored in my library?"
- "List all system prompts."
- "Get the template content for the 'SEO expert' prompt."
- "Show me the instructions for the 'Typescript Boilerplate' skill."
- "Save a new skill named 'Git helper' with content: [insert commands]."
- "Create a new persona called 'Python Coach' with description..."
- "Update the template for the 'SQL Generator' to use uppercase keywords."
- "Remove the 'draft-prompt' from my AISkillDeck library."
How to Use AISkillDeck
Master your prompts, variables, integrations, and visual skill tree.
1. Understanding AI Assets & Types
AISkillDeck categorizes your prompts into four specialized types, helping you keep your workflows clean and reusable:
- Prompts (AI Instructions): Standard tasks, generators, and templates with customizable variables.
- AI Personas (Identity): Complete role definitions (e.g., Senior Architect, Copywriter, Debugging Partner).
- System Prompts (Core Rules): High-level system behavior files used to define security limits and developer guardrails.
- Skills (Workflow Blocks): Standard operating procedures, code boilerplates, and chain-of-thought instructions.
2. Compiling Variables and Templates
You can create interactive templates by wrapping variable placeholders inside double curly brackets: {{variable_name}}.
When you click on a card to view its details, AISkillDeck parses these brackets and automatically renders an Interactive Form. Fill in the fields, and the app will compile the template in real-time, allowing you to copy the fully populated prompt directly.
3. Navigating the Visual Skill Tree
Click **Skill Tree** in the sidebar to view a force-directed relational map of your library:
- Interactive Nodes: Nodes represent prompts or skills. Colors correspond to the asset's type.
- Dynamic Edges: Lines connect assets that share identical tags, showing clusters of skills and expertise.
- Interactivity: Drag nodes around, hover over nodes for previews, zoom with the controls, or click a node to open its full detail modal.
4. Importing & Exporting Data
Manage your library locally or migrate files effortlessly:
- Importing files: Click **Import** in the top bar. You can drag and drop raw
.txtor.mdfiles, or a structured.jsonprompt package. - Exporting: Click **Export** in the top bar to download your filtered prompts and their complete version history into a backup JSON file. You can also export individual cards using the download button in the card footer.
Usage & Analytics
Detailed insight into your personal prompt library, usage distributions, and access metrics.
Library Composition
Top Utilized Assets
Recent Activity Log
Settings
Manage your personal API keys and configurations.
OpenAI API Integration
Configure your personal OpenAI API Key to use the AI Quick Add feature. Your key is stored securely in the database and is only used to process your pasted text.
Prompt Chaining Beta
Build and run sequential prompt workflows to achieve complex, multi-step objectives. Beta Testing Phase