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Coding agents work best with three primitives: docs search, live API tools, and skills (procedural cheat sheets). Praxicraft Assess ships all three.

Pick a path

Agent Plugin (recommended)

One install → Knowledge MCP + API MCP + eight skills

API MCP only

Call Assess tools from Cursor / Claude / Codex / Antigravity

Knowledge MCP only

Search docs. no API credentials

Skills CLI

npx skills add without the full plugin

What each piece does

Knowledge MCP cannot invite candidates. API MCP does not replace reading docs for payload shapes. use both.

Agent Plugin

Source: praxicraft-assess-agent-plugin (Agent Plugins 1.0). Pick your IDE tab below. The hosted API MCP uses browser OAuth by default — no keys at install time. The first Assess tool call prompts you to sign in (owners, admins, and developers).
1

Clone into Cursor local plugins

2

Restart Cursor

Skills load from skills/. MCP servers load from .mcp.json.
3

Try a hiring prompt

Ask the agent to invite a candidate or verify a webhook signature (see Try this prompt).

Skills included

Try this prompt

Knowledge MCP

Connect any MCP client (no credentials):
Tools search the Assess docs site and read page content. Discovery card: https://docs.praxicraft.com/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json.

Skills

Install Mintlify-hosted skills (and the suite after deploy):
Or install from the Agent Plugin repo:
Also available: llms.txt and .md on every page; see Using docs with LLMs.

API MCP

Full setup (Cursor, Claude Code, Claude Desktop, stdio): MCP (Coding Agents). Hosted OAuth is always live. For Test mode, use stdio with a ct_test_ key via @praxicraft/assess-mcp.

Security

  • Prefer hosted OAuth over pasting live keys into agent config
  • Develop with ct_test_ keys
  • Never commit ct_live_, ct_test_, or whsec_ secrets
  • Review agent-generated handlers for raw-body HMAC verification

Next

MCP · Using docs with LLMs · Webhooks · Integrations · Automations
Last modified on August 29, 2026