feat: welcome ai-tools

[jycouet]

Closes #1044

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replace mcp add-on with ai-tools add-on that includes both MCP and skills setup

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[jycouet]

@paoloricciuti I added skills for opencode & claude, but not for others. I know that cursor is looking at skills as well (maybe even in .claude/skills). Could you advise?

[paoloricciuti]

The Claude plugin also ships with skills but we can't really add it for them I think...what can we do in this case to avoid adding duplicate stuff?

[jycouet]

Yeah, it would be great that claude code allow plugins like in open code.

I did something like:

[paoloricciuti]

@jycouet I think almost every tool nowadays looks at skills, you can check the right folder with the skills.sh cli

[paoloricciuti]

I wonder if we should just invoke that actually 🤔

[jycouet]

@jycouet I think almost every tool nowadays looks at skills, you can check the right folder with the skills.sh cli

Since it's solving only skills and not mcp / agent / sub-agent, ... I'm not sure we should rely on this. But I'm maybe wrong