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Etapa is an AI cycling coach for beginners and returning riders. Most cycling apps assume you already speak the language (FTP, TSS, zone 2). Etapa doesn't. The
Etapa is an AI cycling coach for beginners and returning riders. Most cycling apps assume you already speak the language (FTP, TSS, zone 2). Etapa doesn't. The MCP exposes two tools: generate_training_plan — produces a personalised 2-4 week plan tailored to the rider's fitness, goal, and available days via the Etapa API; and cycling_beginner_guide — plain-English guidance on choosing a first bike, essential gear, first rides, nutrition, road safety, bike fit, and building a habit. Free, no account, no jargon.
Smithery CLI connects your agents to thousands of skills and MCP servers directly from the command line. To get started, simply run npx skills add smithery/cli.
npm install -g smithery@latest
Requires Node.js 20+.
smithery mcp search [term] # Search the Smithery registry
smithery mcp add <url> # Add an MCP server connection
smithery mcp list # List your connections
smithery mcp remove <ids...> # Remove connections
Interact with tools from MCP servers connected via smithery mcp.
smithery tool list [connection] # List tools from your connected MCP servers
smithery tool find [query] # Search tools by name or intent
smithery tool get <connection> <tool> # Show full details for one tool
smithery tool call <connection> <tool> [args] # Call a tool
Browse skills on the Smithery Skills Registry and install them with the upstream installer:
npx skills add <skill> # e.g. npx skills add smithery-ai/cli
smithery auth login # Login with Smithery (OAuth)
smithery auth logout # Log out
smithery auth whoami # Check current user
smithery auth token # Mint a service token
smithery auth token --policy '<json>' # Mint a restricted token
smithery namespace list # List your namespaces
smithery namespace use <name> # Set current namespace
smithery mcp publish <url> -n <org/server> # Publish an MCP server URL
smithery mcp publish <bundle.mcpb> -n <org/server> # Publish an MCP bundle
# Search and connect to an MCP server
smithery mcp search "github"
smithery mcp add github --id github
# Find and call tools from your connected MCP servers
smithery tool find "create issue"
smithery tool call github create_issue '{"title":"Bug fix","body":"..."}'
# Browse and install skills
smithery skill search "frontend" --json --page 2
smithery skill add anthropics/frontend-design --agent claude-code
# Publish your MCP server URL
smithery mcp publish https://my-mcp-server.com -n myorg/my-server
# Publish a built MCP bundle
smithery mcp publish ./server.mcpb -n myorg/my-server
git clone https://github.com/smithery-ai/cli
cd cli && pnpm install && pnpm run build
npx . --help
Contributions welcome! Please submit a Pull Request.
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