SHAREABLE AI SKILLS

Shareable AI Skills — MCP Tools & Agent Capabilities in VibeFuse

Skills in VibeFuse are three layers: SKILL.md packages (local, marketplace, or Vibe Agent create_skill), MCP servers (Google, GitHub, Discord, Linear, Skill Seekers, custom stdio), and built-in canvas tools. Jarvis and Vibe Agent call all of them. You can also sell skills for an 80% payout.

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Three skill layers in one desktop app

MCP server skills

Model Context Protocol servers you enable in Settings → Tools. Presets cover Google Workspace/Drive, GitHub, Copilot, Discord, and Linear. Skill Seekers and Crawl4AI start from Local Servers.

Jarvis voice skills

Say “Jarvis” or hold the title-bar mic. The voice assistant spawns widgets, tiles layouts, reads terminals, searches the web via local SearXNG, calls MCP tools, and speaks short Piper replies.

Vibe Agent skills

The Vibe Agent chat widget shares the same toolset — create and arrange widgets, drive browsers, type into terminals, invoke MCP functions, and return Markdown answers with up to eight tool rounds per turn.

How to connect and use AI skills

Install VibeFuse — free Windows desktop with a complimentary VF- key on your Fuse Intelligence account.
Open Settings → Tools — enable Google Workspace, Google Drive, or add a custom MCP stdio server (command, args, env).
Sign in where required — Google presets use a sandboxed OAuth popup; linked account email shows in the Tools tab with live tool counts.
Set your LLM provider — Settings → Agent powers both Jarvis and Vibe Agent so tool calls have a model to plan with.
Run skills from voice or chat — “Jarvis, check my calendar and open Claude beside a browser,” or ask Vibe Agent to call Gmail / Drive MCP tools while rearranging the canvas.

Want installable UI panels too? Browse shareable AI widgets. Savable SKILL.md Agent Skills live on the marketplace skills shelf and sync into the desktop app for any connected provider agent.

Built-in canvas tools (always available)

Spawn Terminal, Browser, YouTube, and agent widgets
Tile, fill, row, column, or precise layout moves
Read, type into, and screenshot live terminals
Navigate browser widgets and pull page HTML

Local web_search via SearXNG
Rename, focus, and remove widgets by voice or chat
Call any enabled MCP tool by name
Short on-device TTS replies through Piper

Full tool reference: canvas control docs · AI coding agent desktop · community forum

VocalFuse is the sister app — same account

VocalFuse handles private speech-to-text and AI note taking on Windows. VibeFuse handles vibe coding, widgets, and skills. One Fuse Intelligence login covers keys, notes, marketplace library, and community — no separate “skills subscription.”

✓ Google Workspace MCP preset
✓ Custom stdio MCP servers
✓ Jarvis + Vibe Agent tools
✓ Free VF- license
✓ Windows 10+

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Shareable AI skills FAQ

What counts as an AI skill in VibeFuse?

Skills are capabilities your assistants can call — not a separate store. They include MCP server tools (Google Workspace, Google Drive, custom stdio servers), built-in canvas tools (spawn widgets, tile layouts, read terminals, web search), and anything those servers expose after you connect them in Settings → Tools.

Is there a Skills Store checkout?

Yes — the live marketplace sells Agent Skills and widgets. Listings can be Free or paid ($0.50–$500) via Stripe Connect; sellers keep 80%. You can also save free SKILL.md packages or connect MCP servers in Settings → Tools without buying anything.

How do I connect Google Workspace skills?

Open VibeFuse → Settings → Tools → enable the Google Workspace preset. Sign in with Google in the OAuth popup. VibeFuse spawns the local stdio MCP server and exposes Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Docs, Sheets, Tasks, Slides, Meet, and Contacts tools to Jarvis and the Vibe Agent.

Can Jarvis and Vibe Agent use the same skills?

Yes. Hold the mic or say the Jarvis wake word for voice commands, or chat in the Vibe Agent widget. Both share the canvas toolset and any MCP tools you enabled in Settings → Tools.

How do I add a custom MCP skill?

In Settings → Tools, add a custom stdio MCP server with its command, arguments, and environment variables. When enabled, VibeFuse lists the server's tools and makes them callable from Jarvis and Vibe Agent alongside built-in canvas tools.

How is this different from shareable widgets?

Widgets are visual panels on the canvas (marketplace iframe packages or built-in Terminal, Browser, agents). Skills are actions and integrations — MCP Gmail sends, Drive reads, terminal typing, layout changes. One VibeFuse desktop runs both; widgets add UI, skills add tool power.