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getting-started

Skill19 starsChanged 5 months agoNo licenceView on GitHub

Foundation skill for the Ayrshare MCP server — auth model, installation, client onboarding, and retry safety. Use this whenever someone is installing, configuring, or wiring up the Ayrshare MCP plugin/server in Claude Code; whenever an Ayrshare MCP tool call returns 401/403 or "unauthorized"; whenever there's confusion about WHICH credential to use ("which key do I use", "how do I act as a specific client", Business key vs Profile-Key); when onboarding a new client/customer/profile; or when a user has no Ayrshare account, no API key, or an unset AYRSHARE_API_KEY. Trigger even if the user doesn't say "Ayrshare" by name — if they're calling tools named `mcp__ayrshare__*`, setting up an MCP server for social posting, or asking how to connect a client's social accounts through an AI assistant, this is the skill. Every other Ayrshare MCP skill (posts, comments, analytics, history, messages, media, profiles, generate, webhooks, errors) cross-links here for the shared auth and retry rules.

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