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@md365/skills

v0.1.1

Published

Agent Skills for working with MD365 through MCP.

Downloads

19

Readme

MD365 Agent Skills

Agent Skills for using MD365 as a permission-aware markdown wiki through MCP.

These skills follow the Agent Skills specification and are designed to be used with clients that support skill discovery, including Claude Code, Claude app Chat/Cowork, Codex CLI, OpenCode, and compatible tools.

Install

Install skills into your current Claude Code project at ./.claude/skills:

npx -y @md365/skills install claude-code

Install for Claude Chat user-level skills:

npx -y @md365/skills install claude-chat

Install for Claude Cowork user-level skills:

npx -y @md365/skills install claude-cowork

The Claude Chat and Claude Cowork targets install into the current OS user's Claude skills directory, such as ~/.claude/skills on macOS/Linux or the equivalent .claude\skills folder under the Windows home directory.

Install for Codex CLI:

npx -y @md365/skills install codex

Install for OpenCode:

npx -y @md365/skills install opencode

Install into a custom skills directory:

npx -y @md365/skills install --target ./agent-skills

Restart your AI client after installation.

Connect MCP

Skills teach the client how to work with MD365. MCP grants permission-aware access to your notes.

Use the remote MCP connector:

https://www.markdown365.com/mcp

Skills

| Skill | Use When | | --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | md365-markdown | Creating or editing MD365 markdown notes, wikilinks, frontmatter, callouts, citations, and code blocks. | | md365-ai-ready-wiki | Preparing a normal MD365 workspace for AI-assisted maintenance. | | md365-source-ingest | Turning raw source notes into cited wiki updates or candidate pages. | | md365-query-wiki | Answering questions from MD365 with citations and no writes by default. | | md365-wiki-lint | Finding unresolved links, stale pages, missing citations, duplicates, and contradictions. | | md365-safe-edits | Making safe MD365 MCP writes with confirmation, eTags, section hashes, and patch guards. | | md365-meeting-notes | Converting raw meeting notes into durable wiki-ready markdown. |

Safety Model

  • Skills do not grant access to MD365 data.
  • Remote MCP uses Microsoft sign-in and MD365 permissions.
  • Writes should use MD365 MCP tools, not direct Microsoft Graph edits.
  • Deleting notes is intentionally not part of the first MD365 MCP toolset.