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How I Built a Searchable Registry of 200+ Claude Code Skills and MCP Configs

Last year I hit a wall.

I had dozens of Claude Code skills, MCP server configs, system prompts, and automation scripts scattered across different repos, gists, Notion pages, and Slack threads. Every time I started a new project, I'd spend 20 minutes hunting for "that one MCP config that worked perfectly with Supabase" or "the git workflow prompt I wrote three months ago."

Sound familiar?

I'm William, and I build developer tools. After losing the same configs for the third time, I decided to solve this properly. The result is TokRepo — an open registry for AI assets that works like npm, but for skills, prompts, MCP configs, and workflows.

The Problem: AI Config Sprawl Is Real

The MCP ecosystem is exploding. There are hundreds of MCP servers, thousands of Claude Code skills being shared on GitHub, and new agent workflows popping up every week. But there's no central place to find and install them.

Right now, if you want a good MCP config, you either:

  1. Google it and hope someone wrote a blog post
  2. Dig through GitHub repos with inconsistent README formats
  3. Ask in Discord and wait for someone to paste a JSON snippet
  4. Copy from a colleague's dotfiles

None of these are searchable. None are installable with one command. And none tell you if the config actually works with your setup.

What I Built

TokRepo is a searchable registry of curated AI assets — currently hosting 200+ entries across several categories:

  • Skills — Claude Code skills (CLAUDE.md rules and behaviors)
  • MCP Configs — Server configurations for Claude, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI
  • Prompts — System prompts and instruction templates
  • Scripts — Automation scripts for AI-assisted workflows
  • Configs — Editor configs, rules files, agent settings

Every asset has structured metadata, install instructions, and a detail page. You can browse the full collection on the featured page.

How It Works: CLI + MCP Server

1. CLI Search and Install

# Search for git-related workflows
npx tokrepo search "git workflow"

# Search for MCP server configs
npx tokrepo search "database mcp"
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2. MCP Server (Agent-Native)

# Add to Claude Code
claude mcp add tokrepo -- npx tokrepo-mcp-server
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Or add to your MCP config:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "tokrepo": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["tokrepo-mcp-server"]
    }
  }
}
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Once connected, your AI assistant can search, browse trending, get details, and install assets — all from within your coding session.

What's Inside

Popular MCP configs: Database connectors, browser automation, search tools, and development tools.

Claude Code skills: Code review, git automation, documentation generators, test writing assistants.

System prompts: Technical writing, code refactoring, API design review, security auditing.

Browse the featured assets to see what's popular.

Try It Out

npx tokrepo search "code review"
claude mcp add tokrepo -- npx tokrepo-mcp-server
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Browse at tokrepo.com. Feedback welcome — drop a comment.

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