Hey homies. I turned Claude Blog into a skill vault you can use straight from the web.

The idea started with a simple problem. You install skills, collect more skills, update some, forget the others. Eventually, you are maintaining a small museum of instructions.

So I built Web Skill M C P. The foundation is Markdown. A website holds the skills, their reference files, and guidance on when to use them.

For Claude Blog, I brought thirty-two skills into a folder-style explorer, linked their references, and kept their source versions traceable to the GitHub repository.

You can give your agent the website address and a task. It reads the relevant skill and the references it needs. Or, if your agent supports M C P, connect the endpoint and let it search and load the skills through tools.

No need to install each skill locally. But your agent still needs the tools and permissions to do the actual work. Loading a writing skill does not magically connect your WordPress account.

We tested the links, the files, and a real agent using the remote connection.

Try it at Claude hyphen Blog dot M D, slash M C P. Pick a task. Load what you need. Fewer installations. Same responsibility to read the instructions.