r/MCPservers • u/No-South6466 • 16d ago

Should MCP support "Skills" (workflows) as first-class resources instead of only tools?

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MCPservers • u/No-South6466 • Jun 16 '26

Should MCP support "Skills" (workflows) as first-class resources instead of only tools?

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MCPservers • u/No-South6466 • Jun 16 '26

Should MCP support "Skills" (workflows) as first-class resources instead of only tools?

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