Vibe Kanban MCP

Control the local vibe-kanban MCP server to list orgs/projects/issues, create/update issues, manage workspaces, and find dashboard ports on macOS.

This skill appears to do what it says: it gives shell commands to control a locally running vibe-kanban MCP and to find/verify dashboard ports. Before installing or using it, note two things: (1) the registry metadata omits required binaries (mcporter and a running vibe-kanban) even though the SKILL.md requires them—verify those prerequisites yourself; (2) the example mcporter config uses 'npx ... vibe-kanban@latest', which will download and run code from npm if you follow it—only run that if you trust the package source. Because this is an instruction-only skill, nothing is automatically installed by the platform, but the provided commands will inspect local processes (ps, lsof/netstat) and probe localhost ports (curl), which is expected for this purpose but does expose process/port information on your machine. If you are unsure, run the listed commands manually and inspect any packages (e.g., the vibe-kanban npm package) before executing them.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: vibe-kanban-mcp Version: 0.1.1 The skill provides instructions for managing a Kanban system but includes high-risk capabilities such as remote code execution via `npx -y vibe-kanban@latest` and system-level process inspection using `ps` and `/usr/sbin/lsof` in `SKILL.md`. While these actions are plausibly required for the stated purpose of installing the MCP server and troubleshooting local ports, they represent a significant attack surface for executing untrusted remote payloads and performing local system discovery.