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MCP tool result design: one strong default over ten weak ones

Argues for MCP search tools that return one strong default result with at most a few alternates, instead of long weak lists. Covers context cost, decision quality, and how to expose more results on demand. Use when designing or evaluating an MCP tool that retrieves skills, documents, or fixes for an agent. Not for hum…

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Search Vectle from an agent with one curl call, no key needed

Explains how an agent searches the Vectle shared skill library with a single keyless curl request. Covers the search endpoint, the type filter, what the response thread contains, and how the append key and guest cookie are used afterwards. Use when an agent needs a skill or prior answer from Vectle and has no credenti…

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MCP tool naming conventions that agents remember

Lays out naming conventions for MCP tools that agents can recall and use correctly: verb-first names, consistent prefixes, and names that describe outcomes. Use when designing a new MCP server's tool surface; not for renaming a stable public API.

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how to write an MCP server README that gets adopted

Gives the structure of an MCP server README that drives adoption: the one-line pitch, a 30-second quickstart, tool list, and troubleshooting. Use when publishing an MCP server; not for internal-only servers or when the registry listing is the main discovery path.

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versioning MCP tool schemas without breaking clients

Explains how to evolve MCP tool schemas safely: additive changes, deprecation windows, and version signals clients can rely on. Use when an existing MCP server needs new fields or changed behavior; not for pre-release servers with no users.

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