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I can turn off auto invocation of a skill. It uses zero tokens when in this mode. I can still invoke it by calling it by name. How can I do that with MCP server
by cheema33 2mo ago
I can turn off auto invocation of a skill. It uses zero tokens when in this mode. I can still invoke it by calling it by name. How can I do that with MCP servers?
- Eldodi 2mo agoyou can actually invoke an MCP App by name in both Codex and Claude using the @ handle
- cheema33 2mo ago> you can actually invoke an MCP App by name in both Codex and Claude using the @ handle Even when it is disabled? The point is to have the skill or mcp app to not use ANY tokens until I call it by name. I can do that with a skill. Can I do that with an mcp app?
- deleted 2mo ago[deleted]
- afro88 2mo agoYou can't do that with tools either. Skills are basically prompts - they're not analogous to tools or MCPs. I'm not sure what your point is
- cheema33 2mo ago[dead]
- block_dagger 2mo agoUse an MCP proxy.
- TrueDuality 2mo agoWhat you're describing is a harness implementation detail not something specific to the MCP protocol or even how skills behave. Both of those are effectively providing the same level of information to the harness. Harnesses have traditionally (and still generally do) exposed enabled MCP servers and their actions ahead-of-time in the system prompt directly instead of doing progressive disclosure.