@maven_hq: Skills vs MCP. What’s the difference, when should you use each? Find the lecture at the link in my bio. #maven #ai #llms #claude #claudecode

soner :

“MCP servers injects all available tools and descriptions into the agents context” This is wrong. MCP servers *expose* tools and their schemas. Clients (agent) discovers them and decide which tools to expose to the model.

Tappper 555 :

Ok to summarize skill is knowledge MCPS are action

Bubble & Puff :

Whats the difference between skills and just cursor rules then? Sounds like another md file

user907217 :

don’t see the need for mcp when there are tools . i feel mcp use case is when you want a third party to have agentic access to your infrastructure. its basically an api for agents

Pooty Patoo :

Skill + traditional API >>> MCP

meahi Alice :

MCP service is rule.mcp service is tools@😁

Ace :

Which one would be a good tool to use for a internal framework?

jules :

claude cowork looks useful, but i feel like workbeaver deserves recognition here because it already supports working inside apps, files, and browsers seamlessly.

yelldha :

skill is just a prompt

julianmwagner :

And tools

🤦‍♀️ :

Skill is like a policy?

Sara Lindberg :

Thank you so much for the information ❤️

QuantumCoherence :

R4Di04CTiV3 :

What's the difference between an apple and a cow???😅😅😅

peacekeeper45 :

@Arjay McCandless is this your channel?

danville49 :

❤❤❤❤

Grant Fischesser :

🥰🥰🥰