Storytold — installed plugin

One Craft Skill. Fifteen direct native MCP servers. No gateway or extra agent.

This is the generated storytold plugin from devsolux/storytold, marketplace devsolux-storytold. Its canonical Skill is craft. Claude Code exposes it as /storytold:craft; Codex lists it as storytold:craft in its Skill picker. No remote ChatGPT integration is implied.

Installing this package does not install or launch Craft apps, grant tool permissions or prove business readiness. config/releases.json carries the reviewed release pins and config/signatures.json their Sigstore bundles, but they act only when you run setup. The two MCP launch files under config/ are inactive examples.

Start with operations, architecture, security and the acceptance gates. Verification distinguishes executed core checks from unexecuted native and host acceptance. App cards are source-derived guidance; the connected binary's schemas remain authoritative.

python3 /absolute/path/to/this/plugin/storytold.py doctor reports local capability and, per app, the desktop app, CLI and host registration it finds, without execution. A desktop app is not an MCP server. On macOS, Linux x86_64 and Windows x64, python3 /absolute/path/to/this/plugin/storytold.py setup --app <app> (or --all --acknowledge-unconfined) downloads the reviewed <app>-cli release, verifies it (Apple notarization on macOS; the Sigstore bundle with cosign on Linux and Windows), pins and probes it, and registers it with codex/claude through their own CLIs; doctor prints that command for each missing app. After a plugin update, setup --list shows moved pins and setup --all --upgrade --acknowledge-unconfined applies them (add --replace when a release changed an app's launch arguments, as SoundCraft's did in 1.5.2); setup --remove --all undoes everything but the workspace. Elsewhere, register the CLI your installer provides (operations, section 0 and troubleshooting). Nothing runs unless you invoke it.

The other helper commands are documented in operations. Core helpers require Python 3.11+ and no third-party packages; setup creates its own virtual environment for the official MCP client used by the probe. Native engines and SDK dependencies are not included in this plugin.

For maintenance, tests, the Makefile and source packaging, use the complete source repository at https://github.com/devsolux/storytold. Never edit this generated runtime independently; rebuild it from canonical source. Paths printed by a host may be a cache copy rather than your source repository.

No upstream affiliation or endorsement is asserted. Released under the MIT License; see the license notice for third-party terms.