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my-skills-server

v1.0.6

Published

Node.js server for hosting local SKILL.md definitions.

Downloads

1,108

Readme

My Skills Server

A small Node.js server that hosts the SKILL.md files in this folder as a discoverable HTTP API.

Requirements

  • Node.js 20 or newer
  • npm

Run locally

npm install
npm start

The server listens on http://localhost:3000 by default. Set PORT to use another port.

$env:PORT = 4000
npm start

For development, use Node's built-in watch mode:

npm run dev

Publish to npm

This workspace is set up to publish as a public npm package from GitHub Actions.

  1. Add a GitHub repository secret named NPM_TOKEN with a valid npm publish token.
  2. Commit your code changes.
  3. Open GitHub Actions and run the Publish to npm workflow.
  4. The workflow will:
    • run the tests
    • bump the patch version automatically if the current version already exists on npm
    • publish the package using NPM_TOKEN

The included workflow file is .github/workflows/publish-npm.yml.

The workflow now handles automatic patch version bumps for future releases.

API

  • GET /health - server health check
  • GET /api/skills - list available skills and descriptions
  • GET /api/skills/:skillId - return one skill's metadata and full markdown content

Current skill IDs:

  • DefectRiskAnalyzer
  • RequirementSummarizer
  • TestCaseGenerator

The server reads the markdown files on each request, so edits to a SKILL.md are picked up without changing the server code. These routes host the skill definitions; an LLM or other client can use the returned content as its instruction contract.