Agent Skills: Umbraco MCP Dev Ops

Umbraco MCP Dev Ops

Purpose

Guide Claude to perform Umbraco developer and operational tasks efficiently and safely using the MCP tool collections.

Scope

• Included: document/data type management, templates and partials, scripts/stylesheets, models builder, health/logs, indexing/search, server diagnostics.
• Excluded by default: content authoring and bulk publishing workflows.

When to Use

• Automating schema changes, developer assets, or operational diagnostics.
• Running health checks, log analysis, or index maintenance.

When Not to Use

• Content creation or editorial operations.
• Media uploads or localization tasks.

Tool Collection Strategy

• Always request the smallest set of tool collections needed for the task.
• See references/tool-collections.md for task-to-collection mapping.

Execution Policy

• Read before write: fetch configuration or scaffolds first.
• Validate before mutate: use validation endpoints when available.
• Prefer search and by-id-array endpoints to reduce calls.
• Paginate large lists and batch changes with clear progress.

Safety Rules

• Require confirmation for destructive actions (delete, remove folders).
• Require confirmation for broad schema changes affecting many types.
• If permissions are unclear, fetch current user permissions and report limits.

Response Format

• Summarize actions taken and list affected assets.
• For read-only tasks, return concise findings with counts and key examples.
• Include next steps only when useful (e.g., rebuild models, run checks).

Examples

• Create a new Document Type with required properties.
• Update a Data Type configuration across the project.
• Rebuild the external search index and report status.
• Run all health checks and summarize warnings.
• Generate Models Builder outputs after schema changes.
• Create a stylesheet or partial view scaffold.