Update docs to reflect convention-to-SEP evolution; link to charter#78
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The "MCP Skills Convention v0.1" (issue modelcontextprotocol#43, now closed) graduated into the draft Skills Extension SEP (PR modelcontextprotocol#69). Update docs to reflect this: - README: work tracking row now shows SEP with Peter as champion, success criteria notes the SEP as current direction - approaches.md: status note under Central Tension, status banner on Approach 6 noting it graduated to the SEP - skill-uri-scheme.md: status updated from Draft to incorporated into SEP, removed outdated "MCP Skills Convention" phrasing Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Link open questions, approaches, use cases, and experimental findings to their corresponding GitHub issues so readers can find the active discussion without hunting through the issues list. - open-questions.md: "Tracked in" and "See also" links on Q1, Q4, Q5, Q7, Q8, Q12, Q13 - approaches.md: "See also" links on Approach 3, distribution section, and sampling variant - use-cases.md: "See also" links on UC3 (multi-server) and UC4 (progressive disclosure) - experimental-findings.md: contribution template note and skill reliability link Supersedes modelcontextprotocol#56. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The charter at modelcontextprotocol.io/community/skills-over-mcp/charter is the canonical source for mission, scope, membership, work items, and success criteria. Remove duplicate sections from README and link to the charter instead, reducing drift risk. README now focuses on repo-specific content: - Experimental banner - Quick links (charter, project board, meeting notes, Discord) - Why Skills Over MCP? (entrypoint) - Problem Statement (brief, links to docs/) - Repository Contents table - Contributing link Removed (now in charter): Mission, Scope, Stakeholder Groups, Facilitators, Lifecycle, Work Tracking, Success Criteria. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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I think this is much cleaner, going ahead and merging. |
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Summary
Three related doc updates:
Reflect convention-to-SEP evolution — The "MCP Skills Convention v0.1" (issue Draft MCP Skills Convention v0.1 #43, now closed) graduated into the draft Skills Extension SEP (Add draft SEP for Skills Extension #69). Updates the README work tracking row, adds status notes to
approaches.md(Central Tension and Approach 6), and updatesskill-uri-scheme.mdfrom "Draft" to "Incorporated into SEP."Cross-reference docs to tracking issues — Adds "Tracked in" and "See also" links throughout
open-questions.md,approaches.md,use-cases.md, andexperimental-findings.mdso readers can find active discussion without hunting through the issues list. Supersedes Link GitHub issues from docs to reduce duplicate tracking #56.Slim README to link to charter — Once the IG charter lands, it becomes the canonical source for mission, scope, membership, work items, and success criteria. Remove duplicate sections from README and link to the charter instead, reducing drift risk. README now focuses on repo-specific content (experimental banner, why/problem statement, repository contents table, contributing link).
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modelcontextprotocol.io/community/skills-over-mcp/charter, which will 404 until the charter PR is merged and published. Holding as draft until that lands.Related
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