tmsjngx0/mctx-init
skills/mctx-init/SKILL.md
Bootstrap a project to use mctx by injecting a managed block into AGENTS.md. Tool-agnostic guidance every agent reads. Runs `mctx init` and shows the diff. Use when starting a new project, onboarding a repo, or asked to "init mctx" / "add mctx guidance" / "set up AGENTS.md".
tools
Updated Apr 17, 2026
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add tmsjngx0/mindcontext-core mctx-initInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- mctx-init
- description:
- |
- argument-hint:
- [--force]
- allowed-tools:
- Bash, Read
mctx init
Thin wrapper around the mctx init CLI command. The CLI is the real interface;
this skill just makes it discoverable via /mctx-init and shows the result.
What it does
Injects a managed block (<!-- MCTX:START --> ... <!-- MCTX:END -->) into
AGENTS.md describing:
- Issue tracking (
mctx issue list|show|create|close) - Session protocol (
mctx catchup/mctx handoff) - Commit discipline (CHANGELOG before commit)
- TDD expectations (failing test first)
Behavior
- No AGENTS.md: creates it with the managed block.
- Has AGENTS.md, no block: appends the block, preserves existing content.
- Has AGENTS.md with block: replaces block in place (idempotent).
--force: overwrites AGENTS.md entirely with just the managed block.
Steps
- Run
mctx initwith any passed flags (e.g.--force). - Show the user a diff of
AGENTS.md(usegit diff AGENTS.mdif tracked, otherwisecat AGENTS.md). - Remind them to commit the change.
Why a skill
Because Claude Code users can invoke /mctx-init and get the same bootstrap
experience as running the CLI manually. Users of Codex, Cursor, or any other
agent just run mctx init directly — the CLI is the source of truth.
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