Guide library · 42 real routes

Implementation guides that lead to the next right step.

For MCP operators, agent builders, and runtime troubleshooters—choose a setup, fix, comparison, or workflow guide without scanning an unrelated directory.

SETUP 23 · TROUBLESHOOTING 1 · COMPARISON 5 · WORKFLOW 13

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23 guides

Setup

Install, configure, and validate a new agent or MCP environment.

Agent Skill MCPsUtility for tracking Claude Code token usage, visualizations.publishedMaster Wiki Creation with pi-llm-wikiDiscover how pi-llm-wiki turns data into interlinked knowledge bases through Obsidian, MCP, and OKF.ReleasedMCP Inspector testingTest and debug any MCP server with the official Inspector web UI, CLI, and TUI before adding it to a client config.Server testingCodex CLI skills directorySource-linked Codex skills for PR feedback, CI debugging and browser work, with installation paths and a SKILL.md template.Codex setupHermes Agent quickstartInstall and configure Hermes Agent with CLI setup, chat integrations, auto-skill generation, and VPS deployment options.Agent bootstrapHow to create an AI agent skillWrite a SKILL.md the agent can load: trigger, short procedure, permission boundary, client path, and one reversible first proof.Skill authoringCursor skills hubChoose Cursor-ready MCP servers, rules, and workflow skills without overloading the editor or permission surface.Editor setupMCP agent skillsUnderstand how MCP servers become repeatable agent workflows with validation, permission checks, and rollout rules.Agent toolingMCP install examplesUse source-aware command examples for filesystem, memory, Git, and browser MCP servers with safer defaults.Install proofMCP server security checklistVerify source identity, permission scope, exact-client behavior, read-only proof, credentials, logs, and rollback before enabling writes.Security gateBest MCP serversCompare high-utility MCP servers by category, install surface, assistant fit, and operational risk.Discovery@modelcontextprotocol/server-everything npxVerify the official reference-server package, npx command shape, Claude Desktop config, VS Code config, and Windows wrapper before testing.Command validation@modelcontextprotocol/server-filesystem npxInstall the official filesystem MCP server with npx, allowed directories, Claude Desktop config, VS Code config, Windows wrapper, and safety checks.Filesystem setup@modelcontextprotocol/server-memory npxInstall the official Memory MCP server with npx, Claude Desktop config, VS Code config, Windows wrapper, MEMORY_FILE_PATH, and local knowledge graph safety checks.Memory setupmcp-server-git uvxCorrect stale @modelcontextprotocol/server-git npx snippets and configure the official Git MCP server with uvx, repo paths, Claude Desktop, VS Code, Docker, and write-risk checks.Git setupmcp-server-fetch uvxCorrect stale @modelcontextprotocol/server-fetch npx snippets and install the official Fetch MCP server with uvx, Claude Desktop, VS Code, Docker, pip, and SSRF checks.Network fetchchrome-devtools-mcp npxInstall Chrome DevTools MCP with npx, Codex Windows config, first performance trace, browser-state safety checks, and Playwright comparison.Browser debuggingMCP desktop extensionsUnderstand DXT legacy naming, current MCPB bundles, Claude Desktop extension install paths, and safe rollout checks.PackagingMCP Apps directoryBrowse MCP clients, apps, reference servers, and official-source links before trusting a package name.VerificationNeonCtl MCP init guideInstall and bootstrap the NeonCtl MCP workflow with predictable local setup steps.Bootstrapnpx neonctl@latest initUse the current Neon CLI init flow with MCP clients, agent skills, and safety boundaries verified for 2026.BootstrapMoltBook install guideStep-by-step setup notes for MoltBook environments and MCP usage.EnvironmentEvoMap MCP server setupConfigure EvoMap as a real MCP service with validation checkpoints.Integration

1 guide

Troubleshooting

Recover a broken or drifting environment without resetting blindly.

MoltBook skills not found fixTroubleshoot missing skill discovery and indexing issues inside MoltBook.Recovery

5 guides

Comparison

Choose a stack, framework, coding surface, or operating model.

Claude Code vs Codex vs CursorCompare three AI coding assistants across MCP support, pricing, autonomous coding, context handling, and workflow fit.Coding assistant selectionHermes Agent vs OpenAI CodexCompare self-hosting, provider choice, coding surfaces, permissions, billing boundaries, and a safe first trial.Workflow selectionHermes Agent vs OpenClawCompare two open-source agent frameworks across architecture, skills, memory, security, pricing, and deployment fit.Framework selectionBest AI skill stacksCompare eight curated MCP server combinations for development, DevOps, content, data, security, and SaaS workflows.Stack selectionEvoMap vs OpenClawCompare positioning, workflow fit, and deployment tradeoffs between two agent stacks.Selection

13 guides

Workflow

Turn useful agent patterns into repeatable team operations.

Mastra Factory: issue to reviewed PRA practical walkthrough with human checkpoints, setup prerequisites and a copyable issue template.Team deliveryAgent Skills Hub guideDefinition, safety checklist, and navigation path for developers comparing agent skills, MCP servers, and workflow guides.OrientationHermes Agent skills lifecycleCreate, review, install, test, approve, and share Hermes Agent SKILL.md files with source and permission checks.Skill operationsMCP prompt examplesCopy safer prompt patterns for repository review, filesystem docs, browser QA, and database triage with approval checkpoints.Prompt designAgent workflow case studiesPreview QA, repository preflight, and database investigation workflows with prompts, evidence, and human approval points.Case studiesSkills library for agentsStructure an internal agent skills library with categories, metadata, safety limits, versioning, and review cadence.Library designAI agent memory systemsCompare file-based memory, SQLite, vector databases, RAG, and hybrid architectures with implementation examples.Memory architectureBest AI prompt librariesCompare official, community, framework, and marketplace prompt collections for Claude, GPT, and multi-model workflows.Prompt discoveryWeekly trending AI skillsCurrent AI agent skill and MCP-adjacent projects ranked by discovery signals, GSC demand, and implementation fit.Signal reviewMCP browser automationChoose between local Puppeteer/Playwright servers, managed browser sessions, and search-first workflows.BrowserEvoMap workflow patternsProduction workflow patterns for repeatable orchestration and execution loops.Scale-upEvoMap prompt memory syncKeep prompts, memory, and runtime coordination aligned across agent sessions.OperationsEvoMap OpenClaw bounty monetizationA practical guide to monetization angles around OpenClaw-style ecosystems.Go-to-market

One job, one next guide

Open the guide that matches the decision in front of you.

All eight existing decision routes are retained below, so the richer page does not hide useful operator guidance.

I need a fresh local setup that teammates can reproduce.npx neonctl@latest initIt is the clearest route for validating first-run artifacts, prerequisites, and post-init checks.I need to know which MCP server or client source is trustworthy before install.MCP Apps directoryIt separates official and community sources so discovery does not turn into package-name guessing.I need browser control for QA, scraping, screenshots, or authenticated portal checks.MCP browser automationIt maps local Playwright/Puppeteer and managed browser choices to the right risk level.I need to package a local MCP server for one-click desktop install.MCP desktop extensionsIt explains DXT legacy naming, current MCPB bundles, install friction, admin controls, and rollout safety checks.I already know I need Neon MCP, but I want the broader rollout logic.NeonCtl MCP init guideIt frames setup as a team baseline instead of a one-machine command.The install finished, but skills are not showing up correctly.MoltBook skills not found fixIt targets discovery and indexing breakpoints instead of generic install steps.I need to write the first SKILL.md, not browse another catalog.How to create a skillIt owns the authoring contract: trigger, install path, permission check, and first reversible proof.I need to compare two agent stacks before committing.EvoMap vs OpenClawIt covers positioning, workflow fit, and deployment tradeoffs in one place.The tools are installed, but team execution is still inconsistent.EvoMap workflow patternsIt focuses on repeatability and operating discipline rather than onboarding.

Common implementation questions

Answers that help you choose the right next guide.

What is the difference between the guides hub and the main skills directory?

The skills directory helps you discover tools and capabilities quickly. The guides hub is for implementation detail, rollout decisions, troubleshooting, and operating patterns after discovery.

Which guide should I read first for Neon MCP onboarding?

Start with the npx neonctl@latest init guide if you need the exact CLI setup path. Move to the NeonCtl MCP init guide when you need the broader rollout policy and team baseline.

Are these pages only for one editor or one agent runtime?

No. The hub is organized by outcome: setup, troubleshooting, comparison, and workflow. Most guides call out where editor-specific or runtime-specific behavior matters.

How should teams use this hub during implementation?

Use the start-here paths first, open one guide that matches the current bottleneck, and only add a second guide when the problem changes from setup to troubleshooting or from implementation to operating model.

When should I leave the guides hub and go back to skills pages?

Return to the skills directory when you are exploring tooling options. Stay in the guides hub when you already know the tool and need steps, guardrails, validation, or workflow decisions.

Where should I start for MCP server discovery or browser automation?

Start with the MCP Apps directory when source verification matters, the Best MCP Servers guide when you need a shortlist, and the MCP browser automation scenario when the work involves page rendering, screenshots, or web task execution.

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