Connector for Claude
Use Skill Graph from Claude
Describe your project in Claude. Claude designs the multi-agent workflow with Skill Graph, checks it until it has no errors, and gives you a link that opens it in the studio, plus the files your agent runs. You need no account and no API key: Claude does the thinking on your own plan, and Skill Graph checks and compiles.
Connector URL
https://www.devscratchpad.tech/graph/mcpAdd it in Claude (web, desktop and mobile)
- 1Open Customize → Connectors in Claude and choose Add custom connector.
- 2Name it Skill Graph, paste the connector URL above, and press Add. There is no sign-in step.
- 3In a chat, turn it on from + → Connectors and ask for a workflow. The first time Claude uses a tool, it asks you to allow it; every tool only reads, so you can allow them all.
Connectors you add on the web also appear in the desktop and mobile apps. On Team and Enterprise plans, an owner may need to add the connector for the organization first.
Add it in Claude Code
Run this once in a terminal, then start Claude Code in your project. Type /mcp to check that skill-graph is connected.
claude mcp add --transport http skill-graph https://www.devscratchpad.tech/graph/mcpIn Claude Code, Claude can save the compiled files straight into your repository (.claude/skills/ and .claude/agents/), so the skill is ready before you start the work.
Try these prompts
- Design a workflow with Skill Graph for reviewing pull requests in my repo: security, performance and test coverage in parallel, then a fresh-context check before it comments.
- I'm starting a Next.js app with Stripe billing. Plan a Skill Graph workflow that implements a feature, runs npm test until it passes, and asks me before it opens the PR.
- Use Skill Graph to build a bug triage workflow: read the stack trace, check recent commits and logs in parallel, then write a minimal repro. Give me the studio link.
- Take the Ship a change starter graph, change the test command to pnpm test, check it, and compile it into Claude Code files.
Or pick Design a workflow for my project from the connector's prompts in Claude and describe your project in a sentence.
What you get back
- A studio link. It opens the graph on the canvas with its plan, where you can walk through the stages, change steps and export. The graph travels inside the link, after the
#. - The check. Which steps run in which order, which run in parallel, and any errors or warnings with how to fix them.
- The files. An orchestrating
SKILL.mdand one Claude Code subagent per step, a single-fileSKILL.md, or a Cursor rule. The guide explains each file.
What Claude can do with it
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| get_graph_format | Reads the graph skill format: node types, fields, contracts, references, the checker's rules and a full example. |
| list_graph_templates | Lists the starter graphs (Parallel audit, Ship a change, Review each file, PR review, RFC discovery, Bug triage). |
| get_graph_template | Gets one starter graph's source, to build on. |
| validate_graph | Checks a graph: errors, warnings with how to fix them, and the stages that will run. |
| compile_graph | Turns a valid graph into files: the Claude Code kit (orchestrating SKILL.md plus one subagent per step), a single SKILL.md, or a Cursor rule. |
| open_graph_in_studio | Makes a link that opens the graph in the studio, to see it, walk through the plan, edit and export it. |
Every tool only reads: none of them changes anything in your Claude account, your files or on this site.
Limits
- A graph can have up to 200 steps and 500,000 characters.
- Links longer than about 8,000 characters can be cut off by some chat apps; open them directly in a browser. A graph too large for a link comes back as files instead.
- Nothing is saved on our side. Keep the link or the files; opening a link in the studio replaces the graph saved in that browser (Ctrl+Z on the canvas brings it back).
- Skill Graph designs and compiles workflows; it does not run them. Your agent runs the files you install.
- On claude.ai, Claude shows the compiled files for you to copy. Only Claude Code can write them into your project.
Privacy
When Claude calls a tool, it sends us that tool's input: usually the text of a graph. We check or compile it in memory, send the answer back, and keep nothing. We never see your Claude conversation, your account or your files, and we log only which tool was called, to count usage. Don't put secrets in a graph.
Read the full Skill Graph privacy policy.
Support
Questions or a problem with the connector: email support@devscratchpad.tech. The Skill Graph guide covers the graph format and the studio.