Authoring, test, and debug skills with stdio MCP tools#1
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Authoring, test, and debug skills with stdio MCP tools
These skills identify common CEL development patterns and ways in which
to use a set of MCP tools built on top of the CEL-Go implementation.
If you start from the authoring skill, you can use the YAML or JSON-based
approach for defining a CEL environment to better guide generation and the
test and debug steps. You will need to customize the stdio server's CEL
environment to get it to call into extension functions, but the implementation
here should be a solid reference.