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This skill should be used when the user writes code that imports or uses a Python library, asks to "look up the X API", "check how to use X", "what's the signature of X.Y", "resolve library X", or encounters import errors or API misuse. Activates the lcp MCP server's resolve_library workflow for on-demand introspection of any pip-installed package.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/lcp:lcp-universalThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
This plugin starts the `lcp serve-all` MCP server automatically. It can scan any pip-installed Python library and expose its full public API — every function, class, method, signature, and docstring — as browsable MCP tools.
This plugin starts the lcp serve-all MCP server automatically. It can scan any pip-installed Python library and expose its full public API — every function, class, method, signature, and docstring — as browsable MCP tools.
If a library name is provided via arguments, resolve it immediately:
resolve_library("$ARGUMENTS")
Then follow the workflow below to explore it.
Before using any other tool, load the library:
resolve_library("requests") # → scanned, cached, ready
resolve_library("fastapi") # → scanned, cached, ready
resolve_library("numpy") # → scanned, cached, ready
Returns { status: "loaded", symbol_count: ..., source: "cache"|"scan" }.
The last resolved library becomes the implicit default for all other tools — no need to pass library= on every call.
get_manifest() # name, version, language
list_modules() # all module paths
list_symbols(module="fastapi.routing", kind="class")
get_symbol("fastapi.routing:APIRouter") # full signature + params
get_class_members("fastapi.routing:APIRouter")
explore_return_type("fastapi.routing:APIRouter#add_api_route")
search_symbols(query="middleware") # text search (expensive)
get_suggestions("handle HTTP routing") # task-based suggestions
All tools accept an optional library= parameter:
resolve_library("httpx")
resolve_library("aiohttp")
list_symbols(library="httpx", kind="class")
list_symbols(library="aiohttp", kind="function")
list_libraries() # see all loaded libraries
resolve_library("pkg") — load the library (checks cache first)get_manifest() — confirm name/versionlist_modules() — browse module structurelist_symbols(module="...", kind="...") — browse candidatesget_symbol("module:Symbol") — always verify signature before writing codeget_class_members("module:Class") or explore_return_type("module:func") — understand returned objects| Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|
resolve_library(name) | Call first — load a library (cache or live scan) |
list_libraries() | List all currently loaded libraries |
get_usage_guide() | Full workflow and common mistakes |
get_manifest(library?) | Library name, version, language |
list_modules(library?) | All module paths |
list_symbols(library?, module?, kind?) | Browse symbols (filter by module and/or kind) |
get_symbol(id, library?) | Full signature, params, return type — verify before every API call |
get_class_members(id, library?) | All methods/attributes of a class |
explore_return_type(id, library?) | Discover available methods on a returned object |
search_symbols(query, library?) | Text search across all symbols (expensive) |
get_suggestions(task, library?) | Task-based module and symbol recommendations |
get_symbol first.explore_return_type or get_class_members.list_modules → list_symbols over search_symbols (search scans everything, is slower).npx claudepluginhub zazza123/lcp --plugin lcpGuides creation, editing, and verification of skills for AI coding agents using test-driven development with subagent scenarios. Use when authoring or debugging skills.