smithery/kesslerio

attio-mcp-usage

Provides universal workflow patterns and best practices for using the Attio MCP server. Complements the attio-workspace-schema skill with HOW-TO guidance for MCP tools and error prevention.

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$ npx skills add smithery/kesslerio --skill attio-mcp-usage

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  • docs SUMMARY.md 212 B

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SKILL.md

Attio MCP Usage Guide

Universal workflow patterns and best practices for the Attio MCP server.

Purpose

Teaches universal patterns for:

  • Structuring multi-step workflows
  • Preventing common API errors
  • Using MCP tools correctly
  • Building integrations

Related Skills

attio-workspace-schema - Reference for YOUR workspace-specific:

  • Attribute slugs and types
  • Select/status option values
  • List IDs and names
  • Read-only fields

Always check the schema skill for workspace-specific data

Quick Links

  • [Workflows](resources/workflows.md) - Universal workflow patterns
  • [Golden Rules](resources/golden-rules.md) - Error prevention system
  • [Tool Reference](resources/tool-reference.md) - MCP tool signatures
  • [Integration Patterns](resources/integration-patterns.md) - Pattern index

Pattern Selection

See [Pattern Selection Guide](resources/patterns/README.md) for keyword-based routing to the right pattern for your workflow.

When to Use This Skill

  • Planning multi-step workflows
  • Troubleshooting API errors
  • Learning MCP tool syntax
  • Building integrations
  • Understanding best practices

Key Principles

  1. Schema skill = WHAT (your specific fields/lists)
  2. Usage skill = HOW (universal patterns)
  3. Cross-reference when you need workspace specifics