--- name: sigrix-mcp-setup-doctor description: Help Sigrix sellers configure the Sigrix MCP in VS Code, Cursor, Claude Code, or Claude Desktop, verify connectivity, and diagnose authentication and startup failures. Use when the server is missing, seller tools return 401, or setup behaves differently across clients; protect tokens and distinguish public connectivity from authenticated seller access. ---
sigrix-mcp-setup-doctor
Help Sigrix sellers configure the Sigrix MCP in VS Code, Cursor, Claude Code, or Claude Desktop, verify connectivity, and diagnose authentication and startup failures. Use when the server is missing, seller tools return 401, or setup behaves differently across clients; protect tokens and distinguish public connectivit…
- Instant access
- Portable SKILL.md
- Free updates
One file, ready to install
The body stays locked until purchase — here is precisely what unlocks.
Tool permissions not declared
No allowed-tools list, so whatever your runtime permits by default applies.
What you install
A skill directory you can read the head of before you trust it.
- The SKILL.md file itself1 file · 5.4 KB
- Its frontmatter, exactly as publishedReadable in full above before you buy — only the body is held back.
- Free updatesEvery later revision lands in your library automatically.
- SKILL.md 5.4 KB · 1.2K tk
What it costs to keep loaded
A skill loads in stages — the index entry is always resident, the body only when the skill fires.
Counted with a general-purpose tokenizer, so a particular runtime will differ by a few percent. The skill makes no model call of its own, so there are no output tokens to pay for beyond the reply you were already getting.
Specifics and common questions
- Version
- v1
- Licence
- Not stated
- Allowed tools
- Not declared
- Ships as
- 1 file · 5.4 KB
- Runs in
- Any SKILL.md runtime
- Spec
- agentskills.io v1
- Context cost
- 1,174 tokens71 always resident · the rest only when the skill fires.
- Published
- Oct 4, 2026
- Reviews
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What does sigrix-mcp-setup-doctor do?
Help Sigrix sellers configure the Sigrix MCP in VS Code, Cursor, Claude Code, or Claude Desktop, verify connectivity, and diagnose authentication and startup failures. Use when the server is missing, seller tools return 401, or setup behaves differently across clients; protect tokens and distinguish public connectivity from authenticated seller access.
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Who is sigrix-mcp-setup-doctor best for?
sigrix-mcp-setup-doctor is built for engineering-automation use cases and is particularly useful for sigrix-mcp, mcp-setup, authentication, and troubleshooting.
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How much does sigrix-mcp-setup-doctor cost?
sigrix-mcp-setup-doctor is free to claim on Sigrix.
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How do I use sigrix-mcp-setup-doctor?
sigrix-mcp-setup-doctor is delivered as a portable SKILL.md module you own on Sigrix. Drop it into Claude Code, claude.ai, or the Claude API and tailor the instructions to your own workflow.
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