worklore mcp_server
A library of short, honest developer stories your agent can actually execute — plus a capability x-ray for anything you're about to run. Every story is something a real developer did: what they tried, what failed, what finally worked. Each one carries a machine-readable "Reproduce this" contract, so your agent can run the same fix in your own project instead of you reading a blog post and translating it by hand. Stories show how many other people's agents reproduced them successfully, and "it failed" is a reportable, published outcome — not everything transfers between stacks, and worklore says so. **check_capability** works on anything, not just worklore content: paste a Skill, a story, or untrusted prompt text and get back what it can actually touch — a capability tier (T0–T4) bound to the content's sha256, with file:line evidence — plus behavioral red flags like prompt-injection, exfiltration and safety-bypass phrasings. It's blast-radius disclosure for a human to review, never a "this is safe" verdict. **Tools:** `search_stories`, `get_story`, `suggest_for_project`, `check_capability`, `report_reproduction`, `publish_story` Sign in with GitHub — worklore only ever sees your public handle and avatar. Open source: https://github.com/worklore/worklore-mcp
- Link
- https://smithery.ai/servers/worklore/worklore
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- Endpoint
- https://worklore--worklore.run.tools
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