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Required entry point and router for ALL Reprise MCP work. MUST be invoked immediately whenever the user wants to do anything with Reprise — fixing / building / editing / debugging / rebranding a Reprise demo, tour, clone, or captured app; troubleshooting blank or broken pages in a Reprise context; or any mention of "Reprise", "demo" (in a Reprise context), "tour", "capture", "preview URL", or any Reprise MCP tool. Users describe tasks in plain English ("fix my demo", "add data to this page", "build a tour of your app", "make this look like a different prospect") without naming Reprise's product surfaces; this router maps natural-language asks to the right surface skill (`reprise-clone-config`, `reprise-tour-capture`, `reprise-tour-edit`, `reprise-tour-id-model`, `reprise-injection`, or `reprise-session-close`) and invokes it explicitly. Always read this skill first on any Reprise turn — it is the entry point.

GetReprise By GetReprise schedule Updated 6/1/2026

name: reprise-mcp description: Required entry point and router for ALL Reprise MCP v2 work. MUST be invoked immediately whenever the user wants to do anything with Reprise — fixing / building / editing / debugging / rebranding a Reprise demo, tour, clone, or captured app; troubleshooting blank or broken pages in a Reprise context; or any mention of "Reprise", "demo" (in a Reprise context), "tour", "capture", "preview URL", or any Reprise MCP tool. Users describe tasks in plain English ("fix my demo", "add data to this page", "build a tour of your app", "make this look like a different prospect") without naming Reprise's product surfaces; this router maps natural-language asks to the right surface skill (reprise-clone-config, reprise-tour-capture, reprise-tour-edit, reprise-tour-id-model, reprise-injection, or reprise-session-close) and invokes it explicitly. Always read this skill first on any Reprise turn — it is the entry point. This is the v2 router; v2 exposes atomic per-action tool names (e.g. tour_dom_text_edit, injection_dataset_create) and tools live under /v2/mcp/ and per-product scoped paths. version: 0.1.1

Reprise MCP v2 — Router

You've landed here because the user wants to do Reprise work. This skill carries no workflow content — its only job is to identify the right surface and hand off to the surface-specific skill. Don't try to do the work yourself from this skill; route correctly and the right skill will load with everything you need.

Step 1 — Confirm Reprise v2 context

You're in scope if:

  • The user mentions Reprise, a Reprise preview URL, a Reprise demo, a tour, or any Reprise MCP tool.
  • The Reprise MCP v2 is connected. Tools you'll see: tour_* (61 atomic tools, incl. tour_docs / tour_search), injection_* (21 atomic tools, incl. injection_docs), clone_* (atomic tools, incl. clone_docs for Clone product guides), and cross-product platform_* (9): platform_whoami, platform_friction_report, platform_friction_status, platform_summary_report, plus the shared asset library platform_folder_* / platform_asset_move. Per-product scoped endpoints (/v2/mcp/tour/, /v2/mcp/injection/, /v2/mcp/clone/) expose a smaller catalog for callers who only need one product.

If neither is true, this skill shouldn't have fired — answer the user's actual question without routing.

These skills target the atomic Reprise MCP surface (per-action tools like tour_dom_text_edit). If you instead see only polymorphic tools (single tools like tour_edit, tour_capture, tour_lifecycle, injection_widget, html_*), your client is on the legacy MCP surface — reconnect it to the current Reprise MCP endpoint so the atomic tools these skills drive are available.

Step 2 — Identify the surface from cues

Surface The user is asking for Cues
Clone Fix / debug / configure a captured interactive app clone_id, snippet, clone_api, replay_backend, any clone_* MCP tool, /sw-setup/ URL, "captured app", "the demo white-screens / goes blank / breaks after login", service-worker issues, snippet editing
Product Tour, NEW capture Record a new tour by capturing screens tour_capture_*, pairing_token, deep_link_url, tour_capture_now, a brand-new draft_id, "Reprise Builder HTML extension", "record a tour", "build a tour of X", "capture screens"
Product Tour, EDITING existing Modify an existing tour (text, attributes, images, guides, re-skin) tour_dom_*, tour_screen_copy, tour_guide_*, tour_variable_*, tour_link_*, tour_injection_set, "edit this tour", "re-skin for prospect Y", "rebrand the tour", "add a guide / variable"
Product Tour, ID confusion Resolve a paste of a /launch/<slug>/ URL or a wrong_id_kind error draft_id, published_id, PublishedReplayLink, /launch/<slug>/, wrong_id_kind, tour_not_found, "what's the draft for this published tour", "I have a launch URL"
Data Injection Populate charts / tables / dropdowns with custom data by swapping API responses any injection_* MCP tool, dataset_id, Dataset → Source → Value, "Data Studio", "populate the chart", "fake data on this page", "swap the API response", "inject data into the live app" (primary case)

If exactly one surface matches, go to Step 4.

Step 3 — Ask if ambiguous

If the prompt doesn't clearly indicate which surface (common with vague phrasings like "fix my Reprise demo," "build me a demo for [prospect]," "the page is broken"), ask one clarifying question:

Are you working on:

  • Clone — an interactive captured app you're configuring or debugging?
  • Product Tour — a linear walkthrough from captured screens? (And: building new, or editing existing?)
  • Data Injection — swapping API responses on a live app to populate charts / tables?

Don't guess; don't proceed without the answer. A wrong surface guess wastes far more time than one clarifying turn.

Step 4 — Invoke the surface skill

Call the right skill explicitly. Do this BEFORE any other tool call:

  • CloneSkill(skill="reprise-mcp-skills:reprise-clone-config")
  • Tour, new captureSkill(skill="reprise-mcp-skills:reprise-tour-capture")
  • Tour, editing existingSkill(skill="reprise-mcp-skills:reprise-tour-edit")
  • Tour ID confusionSkill(skill="reprise-mcp-skills:reprise-tour-id-model")
  • Data InjectionSkill(skill="reprise-mcp-skills:reprise-injection")

For Product Tour, the verb is the signal: "build / record / capture / make a tour" → reprise-tour-capture; "edit / re-skin / change / fix / add a guide / rebrand" → reprise-tour-edit. The ID-model skill is a focused side-load when you hit an ID error or a launch-URL paste.

Step 5 — At end of session

Regardless of which surface skill ran, when the user signals end-of-session ("we're good", "that's it", "thanks", topic switch) or when you've completed the task and are composing a final summary, it's recommended to invoke:

Skill(skill="reprise-mcp-skills:reprise-session-close")

That skill carries the platform_summary_report and platform_friction_report call shapes.

What this skill is NOT

  • It's not a workflow skill. Don't enumerate phases from here.
  • It's not the place for gotchas, forcing functions, or method references — those live in the surface skills' bodies and in the matching *_docs(slug='...') for the product you're working in (tour_docs, injection_docs, clone_docs).
  • It's not a fallback if you forgot which skill to invoke — pick one consciously.
Install via CLI
npx skills add https://github.com/GetReprise/reprise-skills --skill reprise-mcp
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