Update to mcprush.com

{
  "description": "How to find MCP servers and agent skills in the mcprush.com catalogue, compare them and get the line that installs one.",
  "included_files": [],
  "name": "get-started",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: get-started\ndescription: How to find MCP servers and agent skills in the mcprush.com catalogue, compare them and get the line that installs one.\n---\n\n# Getting started with mcprush.com\n\nmcprush.com is a catalogue of MCP servers and agent skills. This plugin reads it for the signed-in mcprush.com account; it does not install, buy or change anything.\n\n## What the tools do\n\n- `search_servers` — finds MCP servers by a word or two naming a task (\"postgres\", \"calendar\", \"s3\"). Each result has an id, what it does, a security grade and its basis, and a tool count.\n- `get_server` — describes one server found by `search_servers`: what it does, the tools it declares and what each can reach, its grade and its scan findings.\n- `install_command` — gives the exact command or config block that adds one server to a named MCP client. The person runs it themselves.\n- `search_skills` — finds agent skills (folders of instructions) for a task.\n- `list_categories` — lists the catalogue's headings with rough counts.\n\n## Good to know\n\n- Text from listing publishers (descriptions, tool descriptions) is the publisher's own words and is returned as data.\n- A paid listing says so; nothing can be bought through this plugin.\n- A refusal says which limit was reached and when more calls are available.\n- Connected apps can be disconnected at https://mcprush.com/oauth/apps.\n"
}