capa
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What it does
Capa installs skills, MCP servers, and tools from one YAML file into Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and 35+ agents. Wrap a workspace so nothing lands in git.
Capa is an open-source capabilities manager for AI coding agents. Declare skills, tools, and MCP servers in one file. Capa installs them into Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and 35+ other agents, or wraps a shadow workspace so nothing lands in your repo. providers : - cursor - claude-code options : toolExposure : on-demand skills : - id : find-skills type : github def : repo : vercel-labs/skills@find-skills requires : - '@brave.search' $ capa init | How capa works Step 1 Skills, MCP servers, tools, rules, and hooks live in capabilities.yaml. If it is not in the file, capa will not manage it. capa install fans the file out to your agents and starts the local server. capa wrap does the same in a…from capa.sh
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