Teach your agent to submit here
A folder of 5 Markdown files your agent reads before it touches the directory. It carries the submission workflow, the 6 readiness checks with the fix for each, every field limit, and exactly where the agent's authority stops. Unzip it into a skills directory; nothing runs on your machine.
Install it
Three commands, and the last one is the request itself. Unzip into your skills directory. Use ~/.claude/skills to have it everywhere, or .claude/skills inside a repo to keep it to that project.
1. Install the skill
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
unzip ~/Downloads/submit-to-worthtotry-skill.zip -d ~/.claude/skills2. Connect the MCP server
claude mcp add --transport http worthtotry https://worthtotry.com/api/mcp/3. Ask
Submit https://yourtool.com to WorthToTry and give me the review link.Reads need no account. The first time your agent opens a draft you approve the connection once in a browser.
What is inside
5 files: one entry point and 4 references the agent pulls in only when it needs them.
| File | What it covers |
|---|---|
SKILL.md | The workflow: connect, audit, fix, draft, hand back |
references/mcp-tools.md | Every tool, its arguments and what it returns |
references/readiness-checks.md | The six audit checks and the fix for each |
references/listing-fields.md | Field limits, categories, the no-links rule |
references/rest-api.md | The same job over plain HTTP |
The agent reads SKILL.md and pulls in a reference only when it needs one, so a question about categories does not cost it the whole REST spec.
It opens a draft. You finish it.
The skill states the ceiling in its opening lines, because an agent that oversells what it can do is worse than no agent. It cannot publish a listing, choose a launch date, or pay for anything — and there is no tool that would let it.
- It audits your page and reports every fix it cannot apply itself
- It drafts copy that fits the limits, and shows it to you before submitting
- It hands back a review link and a list of what is still yours to do
Rather not install anything?
The MCP server carries the same guidance in its instructions and every tool description, so an agent connected without the skill still knows what to run and in what order. The skill is what stops it guessing at the parts the server cannot tell it — your copy, your keyword, your decision about the badge.
The agent skill, answered
What is the WorthToTry agent skill?
A downloadable folder of Markdown — 5 files — that a Claude agent reads before it touches the directory. It carries the submission workflow, every MCP tool with its arguments, the 6 readiness checks and the fix for each, the field limits, and the rule that maker-written text may not contain links.
How do I install it?
Download the zip and unzip it into ~/.claude/skills to have it everywhere, or into .claude/skills inside a repository to keep it to that project. Then connect the MCP server with one command. Nothing else is installed and nothing runs on your machine — it is documentation the agent reads.
Do I need the skill to use the MCP server?
No. The MCP server carries the same guidance in its own instructions and in every tool description, so an agent connected without the skill still knows what to run and in what order. The skill is what stops it guessing at the parts the server cannot supply: your copy, your target keyword, your decision about the badge.
Can the skill publish my listing without me?
No, and it says so in its opening lines. The agent opens a draft and hands back a review link with a list of what is still yours to do. Publishing, picking a launch date and paying are not exposed as tools at all, so the limit holds whether or not the agent read the skill.