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Adds emote-behavioral-contracts to the AI Behavior section. New category for skills that govern AI behavior at trust-critical moments in UI interactions.
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| [SOURCE CODE](https://github.com/rogerod/emote-behavioral-contracts) · [MIT](https://github.com/rogerod/emote-behavioral-contracts/blob/main/LICENSE) |
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This seems like a low quality PR. I do not see the license attached to the repo and it also doesn't list the right MCP tools being used. This will be rejected if these issues are not addressed.
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Hi @akbarbmirza — both issues addressed:
- MIT license file added to the repo root: https://github.com/rogerod/emote-behavioral-contracts/blob/main/LICENSE
- MCP tools corrected to
get_design_contextget_screenshotget_metadata
Let me know if anything else is needed.
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The skill itself doesn't seem to be using any of those tools. Has this skill been tested with the Figma MCP server?
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Hi @akbarbmirza — yes, just tested it end to end against a Figma frame annotated with Emote components.
The skill called get_design_context, get_metadata, and use_figma in sequence, read the annotation components from the frame, and produced a JSON component manifest and system prompt block with the correct patterns and behavioral tokens.
I've updated the README entry to reflect those three tools. The SKILL.md uses allowed-tools: figma_mcp as a server reference — the skill instructs the agent to call whatever Figma MCP tools are needed to read the frame, which in practice are those three.
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Adds emote-behavioral-contracts to the AI Behavior section. New category for skills that govern AI behavior at trust-critical moments in UI interactions.